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GJEPC seeks government intervention over US reciprocal tariff proposal

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Top representatives of India’s gems and jewellery sector have urgently briefed Hon’ble Commerce Secretary  Sunil Barthwal, IAS, on the potential repercussions of the United States’ recent notice regarding reciprocal tariffs. The delegation, led by  Shaunak Parikh, Vice Chairman, GJEPC, along with  Adil Kotwal, President, Seepz Gem & Jewellery Manufacturers’ Association (SGJMA), and  Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC, presented a detailed overview of the industry’s concerns and proposed mitigation strategies.

The briefing aimed to underscore the significant impact the proposed tariffs could have on Indian exports and the broader industry.  Satya Srinivas, IRS, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Commerce (MoC), and  Dnyaneshwar Patil, Development Commissioner, SEEPZ were also present to offer a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand.

The US notice, which threatens reciprocal tariffs, has raised concerns within the Indian gems and jewellery sector, a key contributor to the nation’s export revenue. The industry leaders outlined the potential economic fallout and presented specific recommendations to safeguard interests.

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Where Every Story Of Love Begins: Dhirsons Jewellers Marks Mother’s Day With ‘First Love. First Gold.’

Dhirsons Jewellers Celebrates The Timeless Bond Between Mothers and Children With A Heartfelt Mother’s Day Campaign and A Specially Curated Gold and Diamond Jewellery Edit.

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Dhirsons Jewellers, part of the Dhiraj Dhir Group, Lajpat Nagar, introduces its Mother’s Day campaign, First Love. First Gold., a tribute to the woman who gives us our first experience of love and continues to shape who we become.

The campaign is built around a simple idea: before we understood relationships or defined our own milestones, we experienced love in its most unconditional form through our mother. It is this early bond that stays with us, influencing how we think, how we respond, and how we live.

At Dhirsons, gold has long symbolised what endures, while diamonds represent brilliance and light. With First Love. First Gold., the brand brings these two together to reflect a mother’s role — constant, grounding, and quietly transformative.

“Before you chose love, you were given it. Before the brilliance became yours, it was hers.”

The campaign builds on this idea through a curated Mother’s Day edit featuring a curated selection of gold and diamond jewellery, ranging from timeless classics to contemporary designs. The collection is positioned as a thoughtful way to mark the occasion, with pieces that balance everyday wearability and occasion-led elegance. It is available across all Dhirsons showrooms and on the brand’s official website.

Speaking on the campaign, Riva Dhir, Creative Director, Dhirsons Jewellers, Dhiraj Dhir Group, Lajpat Nagar said:

“With First Love. First Gold, we aim to honour every mother who has been a symbol of love, shine and light in our lives. It acts as a reminder to all of us how incomplete our lives would be without her.”

The campaign is reflected across Dhirsons’ in-store experience, evoking warmth, elegance, and the quiet power of a mother’s presence. At its core, it reflects a bond understood more with time than in the moment, shaped quietly and expressed through everyday gestures that often go unspoken.

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