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Giva Opens Its First Airport Jewellery Store at Chennai International Airport
The exclusive store, offering handcrafted silver jewellery, aims to cater to growing demand for premium accessories in travel retail.
Jewellery brand Giva has inaugurated its first-ever airport store at Chennai International Airport, Terminal 1 Departures, as part of its strategy to expand its retail presence. The exclusive store offers travellers a curated selection of handcrafted silver jewellery, designed to meet the increasing demand for high-end accessories in the travel retail sector.
A representative from Vidvedaa Airports, which partnered with Giva for this launch, remarked, “Chennai International Airport has become a key retail hub, offering a wide array of brands across fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and accessories. We are excited to welcome Giva, further enhancing the shopping experience for travellers.”
Vidvedaa Airports, the authorized master concessionaire for both domestic and international terminals at Chennai Airport, plays a vital role in facilitating retail expansion by offering brands prime, high-traffic locations along with operational support. The addition of Giva to the airport’s retail lineup is in line with Vidvedaa’s strategy to diversify the retail offerings at the airport.
Commenting on the opportunity, a representative from Vidvedaa Airports added, “Airport retail presents a unique chance to engage with consumers in a dynamic environment. Our goal is to continually expand our offerings and ensure Chennai Airport remains a premier shopping destination.”
As airports in India continue to emerge as significant retail destinations, there is an increasing demand for jewellery, fashion, and lifestyle products. With this new store, Giva aims to further strengthen its presence in high-visibility locations, tapping into the growing travel retail market.
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Hari Krishna Exports Hosts Wellness Seminar To Promote Holistic Health
Over 650 Employees and Families Attend Session On Disease-Free Living and Preventive Healthcare In Mumbai
Hari Krishna Exports reinforced its commitment to employee well-being by organising a health and wellness seminar titled “Master Your Health – Learn How to Live a Disease-Free Life in the Modern World.”
Held at Mukesh Patel Auditorium, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai, the session witnessed participation from over 650 employees and their family members, reflecting strong engagement towards healthier living and holistic well-being.
The seminar was conducted by Atul Shah, Naturopath and Founder of Ojas Life, who shared valuable insights on holistic lifestyle practices, natural prevention and reversal of lifestyle diseases, and achieving a balanced mind-body connection.
The event was graced by distinguished dignitaries, including Motilal Oswal, Chairman of Motilal Oswal Group; Madhusudan Agarwal; and representatives from the Consulate General of Uganda, among other notable guests.
The initiative aimed to create awareness around preventive healthcare and encourage sustainable lifestyle practices in today’s fast-paced world. The interactive session enabled participants to gain practical knowledge and adopt healthier daily habits.
Commenting on the initiative, Ghanshyam Dholakia, said:

“At Hari Krishna Exports, we believe true success is built on the well-being of our people and their families. This seminar is a step towards encouraging a preventive, mindful, and sustainable lifestyle.”
The event concluded with a wellness dinner hosted by Ojas Life, fostering community engagement and reinforcing the importance of mindful living.
Through such initiatives, Hari Krishna Exports continues to promote a culture of health, care, and holistic development for its employees and their families.
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