Rajahmundry in Andhra Pradesh is to have a showroom of Bhima Jewellers, which has been involved in ornament-making since 1925, in a couple of days.
Bhima Jewellers, in a press release, have said that the showroom will be opened on Friday, September 30, near the Gokavaram bus stand in Lakshmi Varapu Peta of Rajahmundry.
“The launch of the new Bhima Jewellers showroom will be inaugurated at 10 am on Friday by Taneti Vanita, Minister for Home and Disaster Management, Andhra Pradesh. The chief guest for the event is Margani Bharat Ram, Member of Parliament, Andhra Pradesh, while Sri Vishwaprasanna Theertha Swami, chief pontiff of Pejawar Adhokshaja Mutt, will grace the occasion,” the press release stated.
Office-bearers of the jewellery house also said that the new showroom in Rajahmundry would have a unique ambiance for the convenience and satisfaction of the customers, in addition to the conventional and exquisite styles of ornaments.
The office-bearers, led by Savithri Krishnan, director of Bhima Jewellers, have invited customers to avail of exclusive offers on jewellery purchases on the special occasion.
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Mumbai, Aug 27: Under flak from the opposition, BJP leader Ashish Shelar on Tuesday said he was apologising to people on behalf of the Maharashtra government over the collapse of Shivaji Maharaj's statue in Sindhudurg district.
The 35-foot statue of the 17th century Maratha empire founder, unveiled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Rajkot Fort on December 4 last year, collapsed on Monday afternoon.
"The collapse of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's statue is absolutely unfortunate, painful and distressing. We apologise to all the residents of Maharashtra on behalf of the government over this incident," Shelar, who heads the Mumbai BJP unit, told reporters.
He said the ongoing investigation will disclose the factors responsible for the collapse of the statue. This is a painful incident for all of us, said Shelar, an MLA from Mumbai.
He said a statue of revered Shivaji Maharaj will be erected again to retain our pride, self-respect, and Hindutva.
Following an outrage, the Sindhudurg police also registered a case against contractor Jaydeep Apte and structural consultant Chetan Patil, both involved in the project, over the statue collapse incident.