Nothing is stagnant in this world and Govt policies are the best example for this. Recent amendments, announcements, implementations did not only bring solace to jewellers but brought in a positive outlook for the industry.
 
GST…  The 3-letters buzzing around in the jewellery industry for quite some time finally made its grand rate entry with 3 per cent on jewellery, bringing relief to the jewellery industry. Though every state had different GST rate to suggest, the Govt made a smart decision with 3% announcement taking the jewellery flocks into confidence. A Bravo move by the Govt…must say….  Another step by the Govt that cheered up the industry was reduction in GST  on making charge from 18% to 5%.
 
The eleventh-hour amendment in the finance bill at the Kerala Legislative Assembly on withdrawal of purchase tax on jewellery was another commendable act from the Kerala Govt.Gold Monetisation Scheme or popularly known as GMS is a wonderful initiative but is it a success? This issue our cover story will give you an overview of the scheme performance in our country.  
 
Luxury lies in each detail and watches reflect of personal style. Whilst some great timepieces can be start at lower price points, a greater understanding of luxury watches will inform your own aesthetic. Our watch segment which flaunts the top expensive watches this issue are the key examples of globally much-admired brands that have been popular for look and functionality alike.
 
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The dark clouds started hovering the Indian jewellery industry with finance minister Nirmala Sithraman proposing to increase customs duty on gold and other precious metals from 10% to 12.5%.  This was the time when the industry was demanding to reduce the gold import duty. Gold imports play a very vital role in the Indian economy, but the latest proposal just gusted it all. Our jeweller’s disappointment over the proposal stands right as, at the time when the industry is going through a lull phase, a positive announcement would have encouraged the sector. Our cover story will give you a detail report and industry reactions.

GJEPC’s India Silver & Fashion Jewellery buyer-seller meet concluded on a very high note with buyers from 39 Nations making their strong presence. The objective was to meet the current business needs of Silver Jewellery industry. Our special report will give you an insight into the meet. Read on...

Indian jewellery and its designs are commendable and its worth has been recognised globally. At a recent auction, our jewellery breaks a record by fetching a whopping price of  $109.3 million. Must say it is an achievement for the country and the jewellery industry.

The excitement does not end here, much more with dual tone watches making a trend, stunning jewellery gallery and more.

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This edition of Jewel Buzz brings to you plethora of information and trends. To begin with, GJEPC hosted its 6 th edition of “India Gemstone Week” in Jaipur and a detailed report in this issue will be a good read. Another event that GJEPC hosted  aimed at promoting exports of gems and jewellery was the the 4 th edition of India SAARC Middle East Buyer Seller Meet in Chennai.

Coral is the colour of 2019 and it is also evident in jewellery, wristwatches and gemstones, which conjure up an up-beat and optimistic mood thanks to brilliant sunset colours ranging from festive orange-red to gleaming mother-of-pearl. Our cover story ‘Coral to Orange’ is must read that will take you to the world of coral trends.

Our special report on Gold and Silver Jewelry Market Overview by Technological Growth and Scope 2018 to 2025 will be n interesting and informative read on  Trade Overview, Policy, Regional Market, Production Development, Sales, Regional Trade, Business

Operation Data, Market Features, Investment Opportunity, Investment Calculation and other important aspect of the industry.

The vibrant gallery of jewellery and watches will tale you the colourful world of luxury. This and much more in this edition of Jewel Buzz.

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IIJS Signature which is one of India’s top jewellery shows this year too concluded on an optimistic note. It is a show, established as a consistent and competitive source which retailers and consumers the world over have come to appreciate.  The 12th edition of Signature held during the wedding season attracted commendable walk-ins with serious buyers.
 
Notwithstanding the gold price on the higher side, the buyers were still seen doing some serious business which a positive sign for the overall market.
 
The  Indian jewellery industry is filled with opportunities and has always provided a good platform for the jewellers. NJA awards are one such occasion where it creates a stage that identifies and applauds all segments of India’s gem & jewellery sector. The grand finale of the 8th edition of the NJA awards organised by All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), presented 36 National Jewellery Awards (NJA) 2018 across 5 different categories in the presence of many dignitaries.  This and much more in this edition which gives the complete picture of NJA award. Don’t miss.
 
Our other regular features and special reports will keep you updated with the latest development in the jewellery industry.  Latest jewellery collections will be an visual treat with beautiful pieces flaunting its way. This and more this issue.
 
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Let me begin with wishing all my readers a very Happy New Year!
 
Here comes yet another new year with bringing new hopes and latest trends. The bygone year was filled with challenges and optimism for the industry.

Like every edition, this issue too offers a plethora of information on jewellery and overwhelming designs that will win your hearts.
I take this opportunity to congratulate N Ananth Padmanabhan for his new GJC chairmanship and Shankar Sen as the Vice Chairman of GJC.
 
IBJA’s new initiative of  22kt & 18kt retail gold jewellery rates will bring in changes in the industry. Read on a detailed report.
 
The government is planning to make hallmarking mandatory for gold jewellery. Our special report on mandatory hallmarking of gold will give you detail information.
 
This edition will also throw light on why Jean-Marc Lieberherr, CEO of DPA, believes India will not be affected by the growing popularity of synthetic or laboratory-grown diamonds.

Besides our special reports and feature, don’t miss to dive into our regular columns to know the latest trends in jewellery designs and luxury watches. This and much more in this edition.
 
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Join us this month to know about the latest collections, news and trends that are making rounds around the festive season.  The edition surprises you with various  aspects of the jewellery industry adding brightness to your read. 

The most auspicious day of the year to buy gold is Dhanteras, which falls on Nov. 5, two days before the Hindu festival of Diwali and the Jewellers are busy stocking their inventories with spectacular collections. Agree that  surge in domestic prices to the highest level in more than two years may have some impact but I eco my thoughts with the GJC chairman Nitin Khandelwal who is optimistic with sales as it is festive season and people will definitely purchase jewellery. 

Positivity is something that keeps every one marching ahead and growing and the perfect example for optimism, hard work and passion would be K Srinivasan, MD Emerald Jewels. In an exclusive interview he shares his entrepreneurial journey with us. 

Our other columns  are equally informative and a visual treat. May this Diwali bring you the utmost in peace and prosperity and brighten your life. 

Wishing you all a very happy Dhanteras and Diwali. 

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This year IIJS concluded on a positive note adding cheers and optimism to the jewellery industry. The 35th edition celebrated an increase in visitors, recording commendable order registrations. This clearly indicates that our jewellery industry is well  acclaimed not  only in India but also at the global level as a reliable and competitive source for the Jewellers. 

With the festive reasons around, barring Kerala, the gold  demand in India steadies  up and jewellers are swelling up their inventories. 

Don’t miss  our cover story on IIJS which will give you a detail report about the five days show. Gold demand stayed soft in Q2, dropping to 964.3t. The H1 total of 1,959.9t is the lowest since 2009. Our special report by WGC will give you an insight on the Indian Market. 

Swarovski celebrated some of the best and brightest in Indian jewellery design at a fashion show. Our special coverage on Swarovski GemVisions awards will lead to the winners. 
Don’t miss… This and much more this edition. 

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IIJS Premium Show, the most awaited jewellery shows of the year where exquisite jewellery pieces make their way with enchanting designs. IIJS is not just a platform remarkable exposition of jewels but it also helps in building the business relationship, creates awareness and gives an opportunity to boost the Indian jewellery trade. The 35th edition of IIJS will be seen will plethora of new features.

Indians’ ravenous passion for the gold will ensure the demand retains and this incentive is enough for more players to enter the field.  With government’s liberalised approach to mining, the plans that private miners are finalising for the country to explore untapped gold reserves. Our cover story on new mines and new private players will be an interesting read.

Old is still gold when it comes to vintage watches. Despite the shifting landscape, one the part of the industry that’s held its own has been vintage watches, with prices for models that are at least 40 years old, escalating steadily and they leave the smart watches way behind.  Find out more about vintage timers in our Watch section.

Last but not the least find out the latest trends and collections with our regular features.

So, stay tuned…

Wishing all a very fruitful IIJS 2018!

With so many celebrity weddings happening around, the wedding season has truly arrived in India. The Indian wedding industry is over Rs 100,000 crore and is growing at 25 to 30 per cent annually. Jewellery plays a very key role occupying more that 60% of the wedding market.We are celebrating this phenomenon with a special coverstory on the bridal jewellery trends 2018, an exclussively curated coverage.

The more things change, the more they stay the same is an English translation of a 19th century French saying and is an apt way to describe the gold market of last year. The average annual dollar gold prices rose a mere 0.5% in 2017, a stark contrast to all prior years this century which have seen moves (whether up or down) of more than 5% and typically double-digit. We present  the excerpts of annual GFMS survey as a special coverage in this issue.

Along with other regular articles, news and special coverages, we strive to make every issue  a carefully planned and presented source of information.

With wedding season approaching, we hope things will improve in coming days. Wishing everyone  happy and prosperous business times ahead.

The last year was not particularly  kind to the industry for various reasons. The industry has to battle new regulations, trust issues due to some members of the industry choose to do business differently. The industry is slowly limping back to business and we sincerely hope that the bad days for the industry are over. It is also very important for the industry to stand together and work towards winning back the trust from various quarters of the society and we are happy that the work has already started in this regard.

As the new financial year dons on us, we can only hoe for the  better times for the industry as it is moving towards a more organised and transparent trade practices.

In this issue, we are presenting the annual gold survey by WGC along with an exclusive interview with Somasundaram. PR, Managing Director India WGC in which he talks about various issues related to gold , hallmarking  etc. It would be ideal to have a glance back to last year and plan better for the next year. And of course, all your favourite regulars.

Among other articles, we urge you to take a look at Budding Designers folio, where we are presenting profiles of upcoming designers ,who we think are going to earn a name for themselves in the days to come. This  is part of our intention of bringing the designers and manufacturers  together and bridge the gap between both.


Wishing every one a very happy and prosperous financial year.

India’s importance in the global gems and jewellery marketplace can be summed up with the success of Indian jewellery trade shows. The nation is the world’s largest consumer of gold, the world’s largest producer of polished diamonds does not hesitate to flaunt its position globally and IIJS Signature is one such platform providing a plethora of opportunities. The 11th edition of IIJS Signature ended with a note of optimism. The exhibition featured India’s top jewellery manufacturers and loose diamond and coloured gemstone dealers and emphasized India’s growing stature as a major jewellery production centre in terms of creativity, design, quality, and state-of-the-art technology.

Whilst you will get to catch the glimpse of Signature this edition, don’t miss out on Budget 2018: highlights, focus, impact and reactions and how positive it is for the jewellery industry. Women embody the new India, which is bold, willing to take risks and learn from their mistakes. From creating a social impact to being able to explore up new vistas and inspiring their own, women are the leaders of today. Our article on women achievers will lead you to their journey as an entrepreneur in the jewellery segment.

This edition will be seen with a new folio addition called ‘The Budding Designers’ which will feature upcoming designers showcasing their talent and creativity in jewellery designing. So, any imminent jewellery designers out there who would like to make a difference, we can be the catalyst to reach your goal. 

This and much more this edition for you to read on…

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Introduction of the 3 percent Goods and Services Tax (GST) at the start of July was a contributing factor for less jewellery demand. A large swathe of Indian consumers had pre-empted the introduction of GST by bringing forward their gold purchases to Q2. This left demand a little flat at the beginning of July. The jewellery trade also writhed with the new tax system. Another issue during the year was the launch of anti-money laundering regulation adding more woes to the industry which was introduced in Aug 2017. Due to stiff opposition from the industry, the government lifted the PMLA from the gems and jewellery sector in early October.

Whatsoever be the issues, the Indian jewellery industry always stayed strong fighting the challenges and moving ahead. This shows the unity and the commitment of our fellow jewellers which further encouraged the jewellery trade. Nothing can stop the industry from growing bigger and reaching greater heights. Though the market will continue to adapt to GST, allowing demand to recover to a certain extent and the contemporary designs and trends will encourage demand.

Let’s see what the year 2018  will bring for the jewellery industry and I am sure it is going to be more fruitful and positive for the trade. 2018 also witnessed the appointment of new leaders of GJEPC. I take this platform to convey my heartiest congratulations to the new Chairman of GJEPC Mr Pramod Agarwal and Mr Colin Shah as Vice Chairman of GJEPC.

Hallmarking is another hot topic that is making rounds in the jewellery industry, though the official announcement of ‘Mandatory Hallmarking’ is yet to come. Our cover story on Hallmarking will drive you through its process and infrastructure in India. …an informative read.

Other regular columns like always will update you with latest news and trends and much more. So happy reading…..

The govt decision of reversing its August order of bringing
gems and jewellery dealers under the purview of the
reporting requirement of the Prevention of Money
Laundering Act (PMLA) was a big relief to the jewellers.
Another good news for the industry exemption of IGST on gold
imports which allows banks and 5 canalising agencies, including
MMTC, MSTC to import gold without paying 3 per cent Integrated
Goods and Service Tax (IGST). It is again an appreciated move as it
will smoothen the process of import.
Kerala’s appetite for gold is known all and it is the golden hub of the
country housed with iconic jewellery retail brands. It was an honour
to co-organise Kerala Jewellery Show with the renowned association
of Kerala, the AKGSMA. It is just the first edition and looking
forward to more editions.
Talks about Kerala jewellery industry is incomplete without its
Association. ALL Kerala Gold and Silver Merchants Association
(AKGSMA) which was set up in the year 1946. Our cover story on
its commencement, role, objectives will give you a clear picture of
the association and its contribution and service towards the welfare
of the jewellers of Kerala. Read on…
Our regular articles like special reports, centre stage, and other
columns promises to keep you updated and informed. So don’t miss
this edition
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IIJS 2017 was a harbinger of great times for the jewellery industry. With GST paving its way to industry, there were some uncertainty about the show, but in turn it rekindled hopes of the jewellers. The show was one of the best editions making the manufactures and the retailers happy and has been highly productive in terms of business, networking and getting new clients. The GST was a boon in disguise which added sparkle to the show. Another good news for the jewellery industry welcomed was the exemption of e-way bill by the govt. 

Don’t miss our cover story that will give you a post IIJS event report. We all know Swarovski is a global iconic brand and a fashion statement.  The brand has created a niche for itself  in the Indian market. In an exclusive interview with Rajendra Jain shares his views about the brand. Don’t miss it.

We all know that Being Human jewellery brand which is created with a noble cause is making waves in the industry with actor Salman Khan backing it. Prasad Kapare the CEO and Director of Style Quotient Jewellery Pvt Ltd talks  how the brand is venturing into international market. To know more, read on…

Our other regular will keep you updated with the latest trends and developments of the industry.

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IIJS, the most awaited jewellery show of the year where exquisite jewellery pieces make their way with enchanting designs. IIJS is not just a platform for remarkable exposition of jewels but it also helps in building the business relationship, creates awareness and gives an opportunity to boost the Indian jewellery trade . 

The 34th edition of IIJS will be seen will plethora of new features. Our cover story will talk about the new addition of IIJS, jewellers expectations and what they are looking for and last but not the least that GST will not have any negative impact on IIJS. So stay tuned…
 
Men never leave a chance to flaunt their premium watches and to find out the top luxury watches that rule 2017, turn to our watch segment which will take you to the world of precision, extravagance, and style.
 
Platinum, said to be the millennials metal is popular among Hollywood. After all, platinum is acclaimed as the most protected setting for priceless diamonds and gemstones, and its naturally white colour further augments the brilliance. Platinum Guild International, the marketing association for the platinum jewellery industry, selected some leading female celebrity personalities and predicted each of their platinum engagement ring styles. Watch out for your favourite engagement ring.

Swarovski’s innovation for IIJS this year is one step ahead ..read on to know its latest innovation. This and much more in our 
IIJS special issue.
 
Wishing all a very fruitful IIJS 2017!

Expect for few markets, Akshaya Tritiya, India’s gold buying festival brought cheers to jewellers in the country as customers thronged retail outlets. The 30% - 40% increase in sales compared to last year brought positivity to the industry. JB spoke to few jewellers to find out the ground reality on jewellery sales. Our report gives you an insight of Akshaya Tritiya, sales.

The second part of our II part series- Journey of GJF, takes you to the yesteryear moments of GJF as narrated by the past chairmen themselves. These visionary leaders share their experiences and expedition exclusively with Jewel Buzz. A must read…

It was a significant victory for the Kerala Jewellers who actively fought unitedly for the purchase tax roll back and now we are expecting a positive outcome with the Kerala Govt implementing the roll back soon. The retrospective collection of 5% purchase tax imposed by the then United Democratic Front (UDF) government in 2013-14 had the jewellers hard with the tax authority serving notices for a total amount of Rs2,600 crore.

Today, silver is considered a secure and affordable investment and has earned a place in the portfolios of many investors. Our special report on silver investment will give you a comprehensive report on silver as a precious commodity. 

And reports on GJF’s PMI Kolkata and other popular features this issue give a brush up on the latest happening in the industry.


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All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation (GJF) is a national trade federation established with an objective to address the jewellery industry and its functioning. It is dedicated with a 360° approach to promote the trade, support, skill development, upliftment of karigars and much more. 

In a two part cover story,Jewel Buzz takes you through the journey of GJF, its initiatives, programmes and people - past chairmen, office bearers, team, and its affiliates in one of its kind cover story. 

The first part includes the history from inception, the objective, future plans and an exclusive interview with Nitin Khandelwal, Chairman, GJF.

The second part will feature the association and experiences of past chairmen who successfully led GJF and shaped the way Indian GJ industry operates today.

For all the thought times it gave to the industry whether it was GST, PAN Card, Excise Duty or Demonetisation, the year 2016 gave an excellent opportunity for the Indian Gem and Jewellery Industry to become more organised and transparent. It is now up to the industry to nudge itself to change and the results are already visible. The individual business houses began the process of getting organised, getting digital and getting consumer driven. JewelBuzz predicts that 2017 will be an year of consolidation and 2018 will give the industry much to cheer about with market expansions, better margins and beginning of a growth phase.

Being one of the oldest industry in India, it has seen many ups and downs but never has experienced a moment which presented an excellent opportunity for the industry to transform itself into a transparent and organised entity. But again, it is easier said than done. The process of getting organised and transparent should start from each individual member and translate into a movement progressing towards a more organised industry.

JewelBuzz spoke to some of the prominent thought leaders in the trade on the way forward for the industry post demonetisation and presenting their views in this exclusive special coverage. They spoke on the five key issues of moving towards an organised industry, changes in overall business, product and promotion strategies and the role of associations and councils.

Gem and Jewellery Trade Council of India, GJTCI ,an ISO 9001 certified Non Governmental Organisation, was established in the year 2000 with the objective of working for the development of the national gems and jewellery business.  Constituted with the mission of unifying the gems and jewellery business under one platform, the Council indulges itself in disseminating latest information to its jeweler-members through imparting educational training in all aspects of manufacturing and designing, organising various educative and trade motivational events viz. Exhibitions, Seminars, Workshops, Buyer Seller Meet, Foreign Trade Delegation, Award Function, Shopping Festival, etc.

With strength of over 1100 members spread all over the country & abroad, the Council is primarily involved in introducing the Indian gem & jewellery products to the domestic and international market. Council informs its members of various fairs and exhibitions taking place around the world.

Council also continuously works towards creating best artisans / designers to consolidate the Indian jewellery industry and establish it as a prominent player in the jewellery segment.

Gold demand in Q2 followed the trends from the prior quarter: huge ETF infl ows counterbalanced by anaemic jewellery demand amid rising prices. Investment was the largest component of gold demand for two consecutive quarters –the fi rst time this has ever happened.

Hailed as one of the largest gem & jewellery trade shows in Asia, 33 rd edition of IIJS once again established itself as a force to reckon with. At a time when Indian GJ industry is going through tough times, it was IIJS who came to the rescue and infused confidence and positivity into the industry. IIJS has always been is a great platform for the global gem & jewellery industry an excellent business opportunity to explore the various multi-faceted aspects of the Indian gem and jewellery industry and this time too it has established it self as prime driving force for Indian GJ Industry. We present an exhaustive round up of IIJS 2016 and other important events happened during the IIJS.

Betting big on the immense potential of brand licensing, Bollywood actor Salman Khan’s Being Human foundation will now foray into the jewellery in partnership with Style Quotient Jewellery, Prasad Kapre, CEO SQJPL talks about the concept to launch a full fledged jewellery line under the Being Human, its branding and role of Salman Khan as philanthropist and much more in an exclusive interview to Jewel Buzz. 

In addition to the above ,we have the regular features Visual Merchandising , Store Design and Management Concepts providing information on various aspects of jewellery business.

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The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) was set up by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India (GoI) in 1966. It was one of several Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) launched by the Indian Government, to boost the country’s export thrust, when India’s post-Independence economy began making forays in the international markets. GJEPC was granted autonomous status in 1998.GJEPC has over the years effectively moulded the scattered efforts of individual exporters to make the Gem and Jewellery sector a powerful engine driving India’s export-led growth. With more than 6,000 members spread all over the country, the Council is primarily involved in promoting the Indian Gem & Jewellery products to the international market and leverage their international relationships.

Silver is the new gold and most preferred metal in India after gold. Changing preferences, affordability, exquisite designs in jewellery and silverware made silver most sought after for the new generation. Our cover story presents a comprehensive coverage on Silver, probably a first in Indian jewellery industry. The world outlook, Indian market conditions, silver survey for 2016, a retailer’s guide on how to educate customers on silver etc make the story comprehensive and a good read for our readers. 

The issue also features our regular features, news, events, store design and VM and we sincerely hope you will like the edition. 

Wishing you all the very best for your IIJS preparations. 

The wedding season will arrive soon and jewellers will be refining thier marketing strategies to get the best out of the season. Though marketing jewellery through social media has caught the attention of the industry and some of the top jewellery brands doing great job in this new media, jewellers in the small and medium segments are yet to have a concrete social media plan in their marketing strategy . The May issue talks about how it can effectively be used to reach and engage new and existing customers.

Primary role of a B2B magazine is to provide business information which is accurate, authentic and up to date. 
JewelBuzz aims to do exactly the same. 

JewelBuzz is incorporated to create and provide information in a precise manner to the industry and the topics we cover in the magazine help jewellers update themselves with the latest happenings in and related to the industry.

With the industry just coming out of the strike and slowly coming back to normalcy, one cannot ignore the importance of the aftereffects of the strike be it getting ready for the excise compliance and making efforts to retaining back  the skilled artisans who moved out due to lack of employment during the strike. The cover story presents the after effects along with the FAQs, some of the industry members may have about excise duty.

The latest collections of prominent jewellers and designers are presented in the Centre Stage giving you a glimpse into the trends. JewelBuzz wants to bring budding jewellery designers to the spot light and connect them to the manufacturers. The designers can send their latest designs to us to be featured in the magazine.

Visual Merchandising and Retail Store Design as a concept is yet to catch up in the jewellery industry but its time these important aspects of retailing are given the required focus. We will be bringing you the latest from the world of VM & SD every month to show case best store designs and visual merchandising practices.

Digital Marketing and online sale of jewellery is the trend and celebrity designer Farah Khan Ali shares her views on the subject in an exclusive interview.

Looking forward to meet you every month...
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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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