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Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers Appoints Deepansh Bhargava as Marketing Head to Lead Brand’s Next Growth Chapter
As VBJ celebrates 125 years, Bhargava’s retail and lifestyle marketing expertise is set to drive domestic and international expansion, including key U.S. and Tamil Nadu markets.
Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers (VBJ), one of South India’s most respected jewellery houses, has appointed Deepansh Bhargava as Senior Vice President and Head of Marketing. The move comes as VBJ celebrates its 125th anniversary and embarks on a bold new phase of growth both in India and abroad.
Bhargava brings extensive experience in retail and lifestyle marketing, having led brand strategy and digital initiatives across prominent fashion and premium retail companies. His previous roles include contributions to the national rollout of Central under Future Group, and early-stage brand-building efforts for Brand Factory and Foodhall. At DLF Luxury and Premium Retail, he deepened his understanding of consumer behavior in upscale retail environments and developed an expertise in experiential marketing.

Announcing the appointment, Amarendran Vummidi, Managing Director of VBJ, said, “Our journey toward becoming a Rs 5,000 crore brand is just beginning. After the successful launch of our showroom in Dallas, Texas, we are preparing to expand further in the U.S. with new stores in Chicago, California, and Virginia. At home, we’re focused on deepening our presence in Tamil Nadu, with upcoming stores in Coimbatore, Trichy, Madurai, and additional Chennai locations such as T. Nagar and Chrompet. We believe Deepansh Bhargava’s leadership will bring strategic depth to this exciting journey.”
Jithendra Vummidi, Joint Managing Director, added, “Jewellery is both an emotional and cultural investment. Staying relevant means staying connected with our customers’ evolving aspirations. Deepansh’s insight and creativity will help us strengthen our brand while staying rooted in our heritage.”


Speaking about his new role, Bhargava said, “I’m honoured to join VBJ at such a landmark moment. It’s a privilege to be part of a legacy brand known for exceptional craftsmanship and deep cultural significance. I look forward to helping shape the next phase of its growth and relevance.”
VBJ, known for its exquisite gold, diamond, and silver jewellery, operates flagship stores in Chennai and has announced aggressive expansion plans across South India and internationally. The company opened its first overseas store in Dallas in 2023 and is now eyeing further growth in key North American markets.
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Kalyan Jewellers Announces ₹5 Lakh Support For Each Bereaved Family In Thrissur Tragedy
Kalyan Jewellers Extends Compassionate Support, Reinforcing Community Solidarity in the Aftermath of the Thrissur Tragedy
In the wake of the recent tragic incident in Thrissur, Kalyan Jewellers announced financial assistance of Rs. 5 lakh each to the families of the deceased. As a company headquartered in Thrissur, this gesture is intended as a mark of solidarity with the affected families during this difficult time.
Commenting on the initiative, T. S. Kalyanaraman, Managing Director of Kalyan Jewellers, said:

“This loss is deeply personal for all of us who call Thrissur home. My thoughts are with families who are going through an unimaginable time. No words can truly ease their grief, but I hope this small gesture offers some measure of support. In times like these, what matters most is standing together as a community and being there for one another.”
Kalyan Jewellers will work with local authorities to facilitate the disbursement of support to the bereaved families.
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