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Bhima Jewellery Celebrates Centenary with a Grand Success at the Bhima Fairytale Wedding Exhibition
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As part of its Centenary celebrations, Bhima Jewellery recently unveiled the Bhima Fairytale Wedding Exhibition, a distinguished wedding event that brought together the best of the wedding industry. Hosted in the Trivandrum region, the exhibition received an overwhelming response from couples, families, and wedding service providers, cementing its place as one of the leading wedding exhibitions in the jewellery industry. The event, which concluded on March 30th, 2025, was a major success, attracting over 7,500 visitors, surpassing all expectations.
The exhibition showcased more than 350 wedding sets, offering an extensive collection of jewellery styles from across India, and drew in a diverse crowd seeking the perfect wedding pieces. Visitors enjoyed exclusive discounts, turning the event into a shopping paradise for those planning their dream weddings.
In addition to jewellery, the exhibition offered a wide range of services for couples, including informative workshops and seminars on wedding planning, makeup, hairstyling, costume design, and more. These were met with enthusiastic participation from visitors eager to learn tips and trends for their big day.
Among the many highlights were interactive experiences such as a selfie station, consultations with experts, and contests and giveaways, ensuring there was something for everyone at the event. With its unique blend of shopping, learning, and fun, the Bhima Fairytale Wedding Exhibition has undoubtedly set a new standard in the wedding exhibition space.
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SEBI proposes price bands for gold and silver ETFs
The unprecedented volatility in the prices of gold and silver in recent weeks has prompted markets regulator Sebi to have a closer look at the price bands and circuit filters for exchange traded funds (ETFs).
Sebi proposed to put +/-20% price bands on ETFs on two precious metals, gold and silver. Part of the price band could also depend on the volatility in prices of these metals in the international markets, Sebi said. The regulator is also proposing graded price bands for ETFs on debt and equity indices, with a similar +/-20% range.
In the seven-page consultation paper, Sebi proposed an initial price band of +/-6% for gold and silver ETFs, which may be flexed up to +/-20% during the trading day subject to a cooling off period.
After exhausting the initial price band there will be a cooling-off period of 15 minutes, thereafter the price band will be flexed by 3%. In case the price movement in the international markets is more than the aggregate daily price limit (DPL) of 9%, the same may be further relaxed in stages of 3% by the exchange with a cooling-off period of 15 minutes. The single day maximum variation of +/-20% would be applicable
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