Appreciating the donation offered by several members to GJF Chairman Manish Jain said, "The domestic gem and jewellery makers came together and collected the money in aid of the victims of the recent earthquake in Nepal. The Nepal tragedy is undoubtedly one of the worst in the history of civilisation and we applaud the government's efforts for its proactive measures in extending aid to the people of Nepal".
GJF is the national nodal and the largest single trade body in India for the promotion and growth of trade in gems and jewellery across India.
It represents over 6,00,000 players comprising manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, distributors, laboratories, gemologists, designers and allied services to the domestic gems and jewellery industry.
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