Jewellers call for 3-day strike against excise duty

Hon'ble FM Arun Jaitley announced excise duty on jewellery during his budget speech on 29th February 2016.

Post By : IJ News Service On 01 March 2016 4:14 PM
Shri Dajikaka Gadgil, the stalwart businessman of Maharashtra, passed away on 10th January, 2014 after a cardiac arrest in his hometown, Pune, leaving behind the legacy of P.N. Gadgil Jewellers which was pioneered and established by his great grandfather, Shri Ganesh Narayan Gadgil in the year 1832. Gadgils have played a very important role of bringing together all the Jewellers in Pune as well as Maharashtra & working for common good & prosperity. Born in Sangli on the 11th Sept 1915, Shri Dajikaka has been known for his relentless efforts and dedication since the last 75 years to his ancestral business that was taken to new heights under his leadership. Since 1935, Shri Dajikaka had been zealously looking into the firm establishment and expansion of the family business. Even till the age of 99 he made it a point to visit at least one of the PNG branch as a routine and ensure everything is under controlled. Saurabh Gadgil, Dajikaka Gadgil’s grandson and successor expressed grief on this heart shattering moment and said, ‘It is very hard to imagine that he will not be with us anymore, giving us his advice and encouragement and helping us with his dedication and decisive action. He was my mentor as well as my grandfather and has great contribution in making me the person I am today. We will miss him beyond measure.’ The last rights were performed at his hometown Pune.

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