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Surat's polishing industry in for a treat as lab-grown diamonds find favour

Of the roughly 8,000 polishing units in Gujarat city, 15% polish lab-grown diamonds exclusively

Cotton yarn mills planning to stop production amid poor demand, Ukraine war

High cotton prices, the Russia-Ukraine war and poor demand from the apparel industry have hit the spinning mills hard

'You Day' to gym reimbursements: Jobseekers make most of sellers' market

Recruiters say recruits are leveraging talent crunch to demand flexible work and high salaries

Volatile cotton prices, weak domestic demand hurt Gujarat's denim industry

Most MSMEs running at 60 per cent capacity as high input prices have also made exports costlier

Indian higher education may find capital at home rather than in FDI

The data shows that much capital can be tapped domestically through alumni and corporate endowments

Milk output down 50,000 litres a day as lumpy skin disease batters Gujarat

Inoculation drive in full swing as over a million cattle get vaccinated

After slow start to 2022, Surat textile industry looks for festive cheer

However, orders have been lower 30% compared with normal between mid-July and early August

India now in league of nations that shape global financial trends: PM Modi

Modi launches India's first international bullion exchange in Gujarat

Medical students back from Ukraine stuck between a rock and a hard place

Protests and strikes by students seeking accommodation in Indian medical colleges have so far not yielded any assurance from the NMC, Ministry of Education or the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

PM Modi to inaugurate much-awaited NSE-SGX Gift Connect on Friday

GIFT City recently signed a letter of intent (LoI) with the University of Wollongong (UOW) for establishing a location for teaching, research and industry engagement

Double the pain for Surat diamond industry as demand falls, costs rise

Western markets fear recession and domestic business is uncertain ahead of festival season later this year

Students scramble across country in search of ideal visa appointment dates

Embassies cite spike in applications; delay in announcing board results also affects foreign study plans

Providing 300 units of free electricity may cost Gujarat Rs 8,700 cr a year

To make AAP's promise work, state would require to increase revenues and cut revenue expenditure under other heads

Gujarat kesar mango exports get fillip with US nod for irradiation facility

At 1 million curie capacity, the facility in Gujarat is largest among the four in India

Amul bucked Covid blues, launched more than 100 products during lockdown

At a time when other food and beverage (F&B) brands took a hit during the lockdown, Amul was on a product-launching spree.

Jio Institute welcomes first batch of PGP AI & Data Science, Digital Media

Students in the batch come from 19 Indian states and four countries, and from diverse fields like engineering, science, arts, commerce, mass media, and management studies or business administration

Amul posts group turnover of Rs 61,000 cr in FY22 on milk & ice-cream biz

Post pandemic recovery results in addition of Rs 8,000 crore in annual turnover

Gujarat industry estimates over Rs 5,000 crore losses due to heavy rain

Several micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have also been impacted by a lack of fuel such as lignite

Rupee at 80: Textiles, gems & jewellery upbeat, but gains may not sustain

Textile industry players indicate that the weak rupee will help the industry, which is a net exporter, to the extent of 5-10 per cent rise in profit margins

Shiprocket buys Arvind's omnichannel unit in Rs 200 cr stock-and-cash deal

Companies aim to reduce delivery time and improve customer experience by combining their expertise