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Hari Krishna Exports Celebrates 33 Years of Purpose: Honouring Customers with a 1.33% Special Offer and 1,022 Lifesaving Blood Donations

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Hari Krishna Exports marked a remarkable milestone: 33 years of dedication to excellence, integrity, and responsibility. Beyond another anniversary, this occasion served as a tribute to the values that have guided the organisation since its inception and to the many individuals who have been a part of this journey: clients, employees, partners, and well-wishers alike. And as a token of gratitude to our exclusive clients we did offer 1.33% off on every diamond purchase.

The celebrations this year carried a tone of gratitude and purpose. Across the company’s Mumbai and Surat units, the day began with a blood donation drive that collected 1,022 units, adding to a total of 21,404 bottles donated since the program began. Eye check-up camps were also organised. Everyone supporting this noble cause was warmly welcomed and appreciated. Dr. Himanshu Mehta, Viren Shah – President, NSCI, Hiten Anandpara, and Sanjay Pandya attended as distinguished chief guests, along with prominent dignitaries from the Gems and Jewellery Industry.

The event was followed by a heartfelt recognition ceremony, honouring 68 team members who have been part of the organisation for over 20 years at the Surat and Mumbai state-of-the-art facilities. It was a reminder that behind every achievement lies the dedication of countless hands and hearts.

“We organise blood donation on the 1st anniversary of every Kisna franchise store and have a long term vision of organising blood donation drives every week.” 

“We have always believed that a company’s true strength comes from the lives it touched.” said Ghanshyam Dholakia, Founder and Managing Director of Hari Krishna Exports. “This milestone belongs to every team member, every donor, and every well-wisher who supported us with faith and dedication”, he added. 

However, the day’s significance extended far beyond its activities. It was a reflection of the larger story that Hari Krishna Exports has quietly written over three decades, a story of going beyond business to make a lasting impact.

Hari Krishna Exports expresses heartfelt gratitude to every stakeholder: clients, team members, partners, and well-wishers who have stood by the company through this journey towards being a polished leader in the diamond manufacturing industry. Their faith and support have been instrumental in making every initiative a reality.

As Hari Krishna Exports marks the completion of its 33rd year, it does so with renewed purpose and a deepened commitment to collective progress. Because the journey toward sustainability, shared progress, and collective growth is only just beginning.

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Smuggled Gold Distorting India’s Bullion Market

Sharp Rise In Smuggled Gold, Driven Largely By The May 2026 Hike In Import Duty To 15%, Which Has Made The Grey Market Significantly Cheaper Than Legal Channels and Squeezed Legitimate Dealers and Jewellers

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India’s bullion market is being skewed by a sharp rise in smuggled gold, driven largely by the May 2026 hike in import duty to 15%, which has made the grey market significantly cheaper than legal channels and squeezed legitimate dealers and jewellers.

Market distortion and price gap

  • Smuggled gold is now selling at discounts of up to Rs 8,000 per 10 grams compared with official prices, creating a wide arbitrage that undercuts compliant traders.
  • Industry executives warn that this price gap is a clear signal of an active grey market, disadvantaging genuine bullion dealers and organised jewellers who pay full duty and taxes.

Scale of illegal inflows

  • Industry estimates suggest more than 100 tonnes of gold could enter India through illegal channels in 2026, echoing past surges in smuggling after earlier duty hikes.
  • Despite the higher tariff, India’s gold import bill rose 24% to a record $71.9 billion in FY26, even as physical volumes fell to about 721 tonnes, indicating persistent demand being met partly via unofficial routes.

Enforcement response

  • Revenue intelligence agencies, particularly the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), have intensified operations against organised smuggling networks using airports, land borders, coastal routes and domestic road transport
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