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India’s gold demand improves as prices dip
Gold demand in India saw a slight improvement towards the week’s end as prices fell from record highs, yet remained below normal levels. Discounts in China persisted due to low activity, and India’s imports are predicted to drop significantly by 85 per cent in February. Meanwhile, gold trades in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan show varying premiums and discounts.
India’s gold demand improved in the second half of this week but remained lower than normal as prices retreated from all-time-high levels, while traders continued to offer discounts in China as activity remained lacklustre. Domestic gold prices were trading around 84,750 rupees per 10 grams on Friday after hitting a record high of 86,592 rupees last week.
Indian dealers this week offered a discount of $12-$27 an ounce over official domestic prices, inclusive of 6 per cent import and 3 per cent sales levies, down from the last week’s discount of $35.
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Hari Krishna Group Turns Anniversary into Contribution: 459 Units Donated, Total Blood Collection Reaches 21,863
On its 13th anniversary, Hari Krishna Exports Pvt. Ltd. reinforces its commitment to social responsibility with a landmark blood donation drive and preventive healthcare initiative in Mumbai.
Hari Krishna Exports Pvt. Ltd. (HK), a globally recognised diamond manufacturing company known for ethical sourcing and transparency, celebrated its 13th anniversary at The Capital, Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai, with a strong commitment to social responsibility and sustainable impact.
For the past 13 consecutive years, the company has marked its anniversary by organising a blood donation drive, reflecting its belief that true growth is measured by the positive difference made to society. Continuing this meaningful tradition, this year’s drive resulted in the collection of 459 units of blood, taking the organisation’s total contribution to 21,863 units of blood donated till date.
In a first-time initiative, HK also organised a Blood CBC (Complete Blood Count) Check-up Camp, which received an encouraging response. A total of 162 participants registered and completed their CBC tests free of charge, promoting preventive healthcare and well-being.
The event was attended by Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director of Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), along with representatives from the banking sector, members of the gems and jewellery industry, employees, and well-wishers, all coming together in the shared spirit of saving lives and supporting community welfare. Qualified medical professionals ensured proper screening and safe procedures throughout the day.

Addressing the gathering, founder Ghanshyambhai Dholakia shared that sustainability for the organisation goes beyond manufacturing and selling diamonds. He emphasised that alongside business growth, the company remains committed to sustainable practices aligned with broader Sustainable Development Goals, and continuously encourages employees and industry partners to actively participate in meaningful social initiatives such as blood donation drives.
As HK steps into another year, its focus remains clear — growth with responsibility, sustainability in action, and progress that benefits both business and society.
source :Hari Krishna Exports Pvt. Ltd
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