BHIMA launches new showroom at Rajahmundry
Press Release: It is our privilege to announce the launch of Bhima’s new showroom in Rajahmundry, the culture city of Andhra Pradesh. Bhima, a brand synonymous with purity and trust, has been the most sought after jeweller across generations for around a century. Having adorned over 15 million weddings in the past 9 decades, Bhima has become a byword for auspicious beginnings.
The grand new Bhima showroom at Rajahmundry is set to house an exquisite collection of gold, diamond, silver, and platinum jewellery. With a wide range of designs and a luxurious ambience, the new showroom promises a jewellery shopping experience that is unique while catering to local preferences.
Bhima began its journey in 1925 with the dedication and hard work of Shri K. Lakshminarayana Bhattar, who later came to be known as Bhima Bhattar. From a humble start in Kerala, Bhima has now spread its wings to Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and the UAE, with showrooms across South India. Bhima has now entered its 98th year and is extending its legendary promise of purity to the illustrious city of Rajahmundry.
Bhima has consistently crafted jewellery as per the latest trends catering to different tastes across regions and generations. At Bhima, every ornament is 916 hallmarked upholding the highest standards of purity. Bhima offers contemporary as well as traditional designs in chains, bangles, wedding jewellery, designer wear, diamond and silver ornaments with immaculate craftsmanship. We make sure that every piece of jewellery is crafted with care and quality to adorn your special moments.
Bhima also offers various jewellery purchase plans as per different needs. The ‘Bhima My Choice Jewellery purchase plans’ are classified into four types namely – ‘Kubera’, ‘Samruddhi’, ‘Ratna’ and the exclusive online jewellery purchase plan, ‘Golden Key’. Along with this, customers can also avail exciting offers as part of the launch.
The new showroom is set to offer the people in Rajahmundry with the promise of purity across widest of collection and the signature Bhima craftsmanship. Bhima graciously welcomes one and all to its new showroom at Rajahmundry.
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CPI(M) rallies behind party member on his remarks against Rahul, Priyanka
Thiruvananthapuram (PTI): The ruling CPI(M) leaders on Monday rallied behind the party's politburo member A Vijayaraghavan in the raging political row over his controversial remarks on the Lok Sabha poll victories of Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra from Wayanad.
During a recent party event in Wayanad, Vijayaraghavan reportedly claimed that Rahul secured victory in the high-range segment twice with the support of communal forces and that extremist elements were present at Priyanka Gandhi's campaign rallies.
Prominent Marxist party leaders on Monday said that Vijayaraghavan didn't say anything wrong or against the party's policy and they would oppose minority communalism and majority communalism alike.
They also reiterated the charges raised by Vijayaraghavan against the Congress and accused the grand-old party of entering into an unholy nexus with communal outfits for electoral gains.
The CPI(M) leadership came out in support of the politburo member a day after the Congress and their United Democratic Front (UDF) ally, the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), alleged that Vijayaraghavan was attempting to provoke majority communalism in society.
When his reaction was sought by the media, CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan said what Vijayaraghavan had said was accurate and alleged that communal outfits like SDPI and Jamaat-e-islami were acting like front partners of the UDF.
He charged that their nexus was evident during the recent Palakkad Assembly bypoll.
The criticism against the Jamaat-e-islami was not against the Muslim community and the opposition against the RSS was not against the Hindus, he said, adding that the CPI(M) would not show any compromise in opposing both the minority and majority communalism.
Strongly supporting Vijayaraghavan, senior CPI(M) leader and ruling LDF convenor T P Ramakrishnan said the leader had criticised the stand of the Congress party, which forges a nexus with communal forces during elections.
"Vijayaraghavan has not taken any communal stand. His remarks were also not meant to promote communalism. He has taken a stand that can safeguard society from communal forces," he said.
Senior leader and former minister P K Sreemathi also said Vijayaraghavan had not said anything other than the Marxist party's policy and stand.
Pointing out that communal and extremist forces are gaining strength in the state, she said they cannot be allowed to flourish in Kerala.
"Whoever it is... whether it is Hindu communalism or Muslim extremism, the CPI(M) will take a strong stand against it," she said.
She also accused the Congress of forging ties with communal forces during elections.
On Sunday, Congress leaders accused Vijayaraghavan of making comments against Rahul and Priyanka to "please" the Sangh Parivar, while the IUML alleged that he was attempting to provoke majority communalism in society.
AICC general secretary K C Venugopal strongly criticised Vijayaraghavan, accusing him of using "communal" language that even the Sangh Parivar might hesitate to employ against Rahul. Venugopal also questioned whether the CPI(M) shared the same opinion.
Leader of Opposition, V D Satheesan, echoed similar sentiments, charging the CPI(M) with pushing the same communal agenda propagated by the Sangh Parivar.
Harshly criticising Vijayaraghavan, KPCC chief K Sudhakaran accused the ruling CPI(M) of "surrendering to extreme communalism and providing support to the RSS in the state".
