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Headline -2.GIA Shares How Research-Based Gemmological Education is the Key to Skilled Workforce in the Indian Gem and Jewellery Industry
3.McDonald’s India has introduced a newbrand app –‘McDonald’s’ – to provide consumers with special deals & offers. 4.Axis Bank launches Wear ‘N’ Pay, a range of new age payment solutions First Bank in India
5.Get ready to party with Singhsta’s ‘Modern Ranjha’ feat Yo Yo Honey Singh & presented by Desi Music Factory!
The ICC Gems & Jewellery Summit 2021 is a highly-anticipated knowledge-sharing event for the Indian gems and jewellery industry. The third edition held on March 20 witnessed eminent speakers discussing transformation in the gems and jewellery industry, with engaging sessions on topics such as ‘Vision 2025 – Local, Vocal & Global’, ‘Honouring the Karigars’, ‘Diamond and Platinum – Trust, Transparency and Consumer Focus’, among others. A world leader in gemmology education, GIA offers globally-recognised credentials with a comprehensive curriculum covering diamonds, coloured stones, pearls, jewellery design, merchandising and more.
McDonald’s India - North and East, has introduced a newbrand app –‘McDonald’s’ – to provide consumers with special deals & offers that can be redeemed at dine-in, takeaway or drive thru.
Through the new McDonald’s app, the brand aims to enhance its customer experience as well as engagement by offering them #TheRealDeal and the best of McDonald’s all on one single mobile platform.
Axis Bank, country’s third-largest private sector bank, has stepped up their game in the contactless payments segment by launching its own range of wearable contactless payment devices, thus, making payments truly on-the-go and convenient for its customers. Axis Bank partnered with Thales and Tappy Technologies to design and create these products, which are exclusively available on the Mastercard platform. With the launch of its wearable devices brand, ‘Wear ‘N’ Pay’, Axis Bank has become the first bank to introduce a new line of wearable devices that can be incorporated into existing accessories or worn easily to carry out contactless transactions on the go.
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