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Gold jewellery hallmarking must from June 1: Government

New Delhi: The government has said it is prepared to implement hallmarking of gold jewellery and artifacts from June 1. Such an announcement was made in November 2019, giving jewellers more than a year to begin following the process. TNS...

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Updated At : 12:48 PM Apr 14, 2021 IST

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New Delhi: The government has said it is prepared to implement hallmarking of gold jewellery and artifacts from June 1. Such an announcement was made in November 2019, giving jewellers more than a year to begin following the process. TNS

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Stock markets regained footing on Tuesday after the previous session’s massive selloff. The Sensex gained momentum in late-afternoon trade to close 660.68 points higher at 48,544.06. The Nifty surged 194 points to finish at 14,504.80. PTI

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