Sulthan Diamonds and Gold jewellry to offer exclusive sale till December 20
Mangaluru: Sulthan Diamonds and Gold is organizing ‘Vishwa Vajra’ South India’s biggest diamond and Polki diamond jewelry exhibition and sale from December 2 to 20 at its Mangaluru showroom.
“VishwaVajrah – The much-awaited exhibition showcases more than 10,000 carat stock of IGI Certified Diamond and Polki Diamond jewelry from around the world,” Sulthan Diamonds and Gold has said, in a press release.
The company has said that the main attraction of the exhibition would be an exclusive collection from Italy, France, Belgium, Turkey, Singapore, US and the Middle East. There would also be a wide range of unique exclusive celebrity collection of diamond jewelry available for purchase of the luxury segment customers.
The traditional diamond customers would get to choose from the solitaire collection in the latest designs, close-setting diamond jewelry as well as Tanmania collections. In addition, contemporary bridal diamond jewelry designs, along with gemstone collections of uncut diamonds, ruby and emerald, are available in the latest trends, in the bridal segment, said the jewelers.
Light diamond necklaces priced at Rs 56,000 and above, light diamond bangles starting at Rs 15,000, diamond rings starting at Rs 6,000 and diamond nose pins priced Rs 2,000 and above, for daily wear, are also available.
“Customers can avail Rs 8000 Discount per Diamond Carat,” said the company, in the press release.
The jewelers added that, as a part of their decennial celebrations of the Mangaluru showroom, customers would get a ‘shop and win’ lucky draw coupon, with every purchase. Eight winners everyday would get cookers; three winners every week would get a fan, a mixer and a grinder each; and three winners in a month would get a TV, a fridge and a washing machine each.
“One lucky winner get a Hyundai grand I 10 neos car in the mega bumper lucky draw happening in the first week of February 2023,” Sulthan Diamonds and Gold has said.
People interested may contact Sulthan Diamonds and Gold at their Mangaluru showroom on Kankanady Bypass Road on telephone number: 08242438916.
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BJP slams move to make CM Siddaramaiah as RDPR varsity chancellor replacing Guv
Bengaluru (PTI): Opposition BJP on Friday condemned the government's move to make the chief minister the chancellor of the Karnataka State Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) University replacing the governor, terming it as an attempt to pollute the higher education system.
State BJP president B Y Vijayendra said this attempt to cut down on the powers of the governor is a conspiracy to upset the constitutional system.
The Karnataka cabinet on Thursday approved a bill, according to which the chief minister will be appointed as the chancellor, replacing the governor at the RDPR University in Gadag.
The governor is the chancellor for all public universities in Karnataka.
Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot currently holds the post.
"With a good intention that politics should not mix in education and as per the intent of the constitution, the Governor who is also the constitutional head of the state is the chancellor of the universities. But the government led by Siddaramaiah (CM), which is engaged in a series of corruption, by abusing its existing powers, is trying to pollute the higher education system," Vijayendra posted on 'X'.
He said the government's move will allow "unnecessary political interference" in the field of rural development studies.
"The Congress government, which has been impatient towards the governor since the beginning, sees him as an enemy to cut down on the powers, and it is a conspiracy to upset the constitutional system. This move of the state government is highly condemnable," he added.
Earlier in September, the cabinet, at a meeting held in Kalaburagi, decided to divest the governor of the power to appoint the vice-chancellor of RDPR University.
Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H K Patil on Thursday defended the government's move and said, "It will make the university more active and quick decisions will be taken...this system is there in many states, including Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh."
