BHIMA launches refurbished Rajajinagar showroom
Press Release: Bhima Jewellers, one of the most prominent names in the gold retail sector, revamps its showroom at Rajajinagar. With an experience of over nine decades and the legacy of adorning four generations, the brand has become synonymous with purity and trust.
The revamped Rajajinagar showroom will be inaugurated by Shri Vishnu Sharan Bhat, MD of Bhima Jewellers. With a state-of-the-art showroom and all new collections, the refurbished showroom at Rajajinagar promises an unparalleled shopping experience. Customers can expect an exquisite collection of contemporary as well as traditional designs in gold, silver and diamond. Bhima makes sure that every piece of jewellery is crafted with incredible craftsmanship and impeccable quality.
Bhima was established in the year 1925 by Shri K Lakshminarayana Bhattar, who later came to be known as Bhima Bhattar. From a humble start in Kerala, Bhima now has showrooms in
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and the UAE.
As part of the relaunch, Bhima at Rajajinagar has announced exciting offers on gold, diamond and silver. The gold rate starts at only Rs 4199 per gram. Customers can get a gold coin free with every 10 grams of gold purchase, up to Rs 10,000 off per carat on diamond purchase and 50% off on making charges of silver. Customers can avail the exclusive inaugural offers on 28th, 29th, and 30th September.
The new royal, regal and radiant Bhima at Rajajinagar is all set to offer an exceptional range of collections and the resplendence of jewellery shopping. Bhima invites one and all to the inauguration and seeks continued patronage from all its customers.
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Explosion at RSS-run school in Kerala sparks political row
Palakkad: An explosion at the Vyasa Vidya Peethom primary school in Vadakanthara, Palakkad, has triggered panic and a political controversy in Kerala. The blast occurred on Wednesday evening when a 10-year-old student unknowingly threw an object that turned out to be a country bomb. The child sustained minor injuries, while an elderly woman nearby was also slightly hurt.
Following the incident, police recovered four more similar explosives from the school premises. Preliminary information suggests that the devices may have been kept for trapping wild boars. However, the discovery has sparked sharp political reactions, as the school is managed by RSS workers.
The CPI(M) and Congress alleged that the explosives were linked to RSS activities and intended for creating unrest ahead of the elections. CPI(M) leaders claimed that RSS training camps were previously conducted at the school, while the DYFI demanded statewide raids on RSS shakhas to check for explosives. The BJP-RSS camp dismissed the charges and alleged a conspiracy behind the recovery.
The Palakkad North police have registered a case under the Explosive Substances Act, while district education authorities have initiated a separate inquiry into the matter.
