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P N Gadgil & Sons Expands to Thane, Bringing Its Legacy of Trust and Excellence to the City
P N Gadgil and Sons (PNGS), one of India’s most legendary jewellery brands, has inaugurated its latest showroom in Thane. Located at Shrushti Prime, Gokhale Road, the grand opening marks a new milestone in PNGS’s 193-year legacy, fulfilling the long-standing demand of customers in the region.
For decades, customers from Thane have expressed their desire for a PNGS showroom closer to home, drawn by the brand’s continued commitment to transparency, ethical business practices, and unmatched service. With this expansion, PNGS strengthens its promise of delivering exquisite jewellery and a seamless shopping experience to its patrons.
The launch event witnessed an overwhelming response from jewellery enthusiasts, who explored a wide collection of gold, diamond, and silver designs. Blending timeless tradition with contemporary elegance, the showroom showcases superior craftsmanship and trendsetting pieces that reflect PNGS’s dedication to excellence.
PNGS had announced special inaugural offers to celebrate the grand opening, available until March 9, 2025. These exclusive offers provide a golden opportunity for jewellery enthusiasts to bring home exquisite pieces at special prices.
With nearly two centuries of heritage, PNGS continues to uphold its reputation as a trusted name in jewellery. The new showroom in Thane will offer certified purity, a grand collection of innovative designs, and personalized customer service to enhance the shopping experience.

Speaking about this, Aditya Modak, COO and CFO of PNGS, said, “P N Gadgil & Sons has always been more than a jewellery brand—it is a legacy of trust, built over generations. Our customers in Thane have been a part of this journey, and it is truly gratifying to bring our heritage of purity and excellence closer to them. We invite everyone to visit our showroom and experience the tradition of fine craftsmanship and impeccable service that defines PNGS.”
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Hari Krishna Exports Mumbai Celebrates Annual Sports Day 2026 with Enthusiasm
Over 1,000 employees and families participate as Rs.3.5 lakh in prizes, gold coins and wellness recognition highlight the company’s commitment to employee well-being and team spirit.
Hari Krishna Exports Mumbai celebrated its Annual Sports Day 2026 on 22nd February with great enthusiasm, bringing together more than 1,000 employees and their families for a day of sports, unity, and celebration.
The event was graced by Chief Guest Ritu Rajesh Tawde, Mayor of Mumbai, along with respected dignitaries from the gem and jewellery industry. The programme began with the National Anthem, followed by a range of sports activities including cricket, volleyball, kabaddi, kho-kho, tug-of-war, running races, carrom, and box cricket. Employees from various departments participated with strong team spirit and sportsmanship.
A total prize pool of ₹3.5 lakh was awarded to recognise outstanding performances. Employees with perfect attendance were honoured with gold coins, and those demonstrating consistent discipline were appreciated with special rewards.

Addressing the gathering, Chairman Ghanshyambhai Dholakia said: “We are dedicated to the well-being of our employees, knowing that strong people build strong organisations. When others adopt similar efforts, it uplifts work culture across the entire industry.”
With over 60 wellness initiatives, Hari Krishna Exports continues to prioritise employee well-being and engagement. The Annual Sports Day reflects the organisation’s commitment to fostering teamwork, health, and a positive work culture.
source: Hari Krishna Exports
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