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From Poojas to Dandiya Nights: Kushal’s fashion & silver jewellery Introduces its Festive Navratri Edit
As India prepares to welcome the vibrant festival of Navratri, Kushal’s Fashion and silver Jewellery unveils a festive collection that beautifully captures the energy and joy of the nine nights. With designs ranging from oxidised silver chaandbalis, kundan jewellery to 92.5 pure silver necklaces and richly embellished chokers, the collection brings together traditional artistry with contemporary versatility, making it the perfect choice for both rituals and revelry.




Navratri, one of India’s most cherished festivals, is a time of devotion, dance, colour, and community. From energetic garba and dandiya nights to temple rituals and family gatherings, jewellery plays a central role in enhancing festive attire. Kushal’s latest Navratri collection honours these traditions with intricate detailing, bold motifs, and versatile designs that complement lehenga cholis, silk sarees, kurtas, and modern Indo-fusion ensembles alike.




The collection highlights intricate kundan sets with floral and beaded detailing, statement chaandbalis with ruby-inspired accents, and versatile cuffs and bracelets that bring a contemporary twist to traditional festive looks. Equally eye-catching are the elegant 92.5 pure silver necklaces with carved stone motifs, crafted for traditional puja and family occasions. Adding to the festive grandeur are pearl-layered chokers and statement sets in vibrant green stones, designed to elevate lehengas, anarkalis, and richly embroidered ghagras for high-energy dance nights.



The Navratri Collection is curated with styling versatility at its heart, offering jewellery that transitions effortlessly across occasions. Pure silver necklaces pair beautifully with vibrant silk sarees and embroidered kurtas for rituals and temple visits. Layered chokers with pearls and bangles bring glamour to lehenga cholis and anarkalis for garba and dandiya, while oxidised chaandbalis and cuffs add a bold charm to Indo-fusion looks such as crop tops with skirts or boho-inspired kurtis. Each piece allows women to express their personal style while staying rooted in festive tradition.
With its thoughtful mix of elegance and statement-making appeal, Kushal’s Fashion & Silver Navratri Collection celebrates the richness of Indian craftsmanship and the joy of the festive season. These are designs to be treasured, versatile enough to shine across traditional occasions and contemporary celebrations alike. The collection starts at INR 1,690.
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GJEPC, IndusInd Bank Host Webinar On FEMA Guidelines For GJ Exporters
Webinar Outlined How The Updated Regulatory Framework Enhances Operational Ease While Adjusting Key Trade Timelines.
GJEPC in association with IndusInd Bank, held a joint online webinar aimed at explaining the revised Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) guidelines and their direct operational impact on the gem and jewellery trade.
The interactive session featured key industry figures and financial experts, including Prakash Kumar Rath (Head – Gems, Jewellery and Diamond Division, IndusInd Bank), Mital Doshi (Convenor – Banking, Insurance and Taxation Sub-committee, GJEPC), and Sumit Dolwani (Manager – Trade Policy, GJEPC). Together, they outlined how the updated regulatory framework enhances operational ease while adjusting key trade timelines.
Shorter Export Realisation Periods: Timelines for foreign currency invoices have been adjusted from 12 months down to 9 months, while Rupee invoices have been revised from 15 months down to 12 months.
Greater Flexibility for Extensions: Authorised Dealer (AD) banks can now grant time extensions based on individual transaction circumstances, significantly reducing the requirement for routine Reserve Bank of India (RBI) referrals.
Revised Import Payment Timelines: Import payments will now be governed primarily by commercial contracts, replacing the former rigid six-month and 360-day restrictions.
Greater Discretion on Advance Payments: Banks have been given enhanced flexibility in framing internal policies for advance remittances instead of strictly adhering to fixed monetary thresholds.
Flexibility in Third-Party Payments: Third-party payments are now permitted subject to prescribed regulatory conditions and the satisfaction of the AD bank.
Simplified Handling of Pending Cases: AD banks can directly resolve outstanding EDPMS and IDPMS cases without needing to refer every individual matter to the RBI.
Speakers emphasized that exporters must maintain precise records and complete supporting documentation for all transactions, including those monitored through EDPMS and IDPMS.
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