Gold Price Today 19 May 2021: There is a slight decline in both gold and silver today. Gold is trading at around Rs 48200 per 10 gram today on the Multiple Commodity Exchange (MCX). At the same time, silver prices are trading around Rs 72000 per kg.
In this news, we are telling you the price of 22ct (22 carat) and 24ct (24 carat) gold per 10 grams. At the same time, the prices of silver are telling according to the kilo.
Today 24 Carat (24K) gold prices in big cities of India, business website Good Returns. According to
Gold Price Today in Chennai is around Rs 49920 per ten grams.
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The price of gold in Mumbai is around 46650 rupees per 10 grams.
In New Delhi, it is around 50720 rupees per ten grams.
Gold prices in Kolkata are around Rs 50310 per 10 gram levels.
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The price of gold in Bengaluru is around Rs 49590 per 10 grams.
The price of gold in Hyderabad is around Rs 49590 per 10 grams.
Gold Price Today in Kerala is around Rs 49590 per 10 grams.
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The price of gold in Ahmedabad is around Rs 49890 per ten grams.
In Lucknow, it is about 50720 rupees per ten grams.
The price of gold in Patna is around 46650 rupees per ten grams.
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The price of gold in Nagpur is around Rs 46650 per ten grams.
Gold Price Today in Visakhapatnam is about Rs 49590 per 10 grams.
Today 22 Carat (22K) gold prices in big cities of India, business website Good Returns. According to
Gold Price Today in Chennai is around 45770 rupees per ten grams.
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The price of gold in Mumbai is around 45650 rupees per 10 grams.
In New Delhi, it is about Rs 46820 per ten grams. . Gold prices in Kolkata are at levels of around Rs 46690 per 10 grams.
The price of gold in Bengaluru is around Rs 45450 per 10 grams.
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The price of gold in Hyderabad is around 45450 rupees per 10 grams.
Gold Price Today of gold in Kerala is around Rs 45450 per 10 grams.
The price of gold in Ahmedabad is around Rs 47890 per ten grams.
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In Lucknow it is about 46820 rupees per ten grams.
The price of gold in Patna is around 45650 rupees per ten grams.
The price of gold in Nagpur is around 45650 rupees per ten grams.
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Gold Price Today in Visakhapatnam is around Rs 45450 per 10 grams.
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Quick-service restaurant chain Wow! Momo has secured Rs 70 crores from Z3Partners in an extension to their latest funding round following Rs 350 crores from Khazanah Nasional Berhad, the sovereign wealth fund of Malaysia. Wow! Momo operates three brands – Wow! Momo, Wow! China, and Wow! Chicken.
CEO Sagar Daryani expressed gratitude stating, “We have been consistent and resilient…this round of investors have shown in us fortifies our faith and further motivates us to be change-makers.” Launched in 2008, Wow! Momo has 600 outlets in 38 cities and ventured into the FMCG sector along with their QSR vertical.
Managing Partner at Z3Partners, Rishi Maheshwari, praised Wow! Momo saying, “Wow! Momo is a reflection of the vibrant entrepreneurial landscape in the country…building a high-quality food business at scale, fuelled by superior execution expertise.” This funding round totals over Rs 480 crores, with Rs 270 crores via primary infusion and Rs 210 crores through a secondary purchase from early-stage investors.
Wow! Momo’s growth trajectory has been impressive with a strong presence in multiple cities. This latest funding will further solidify its position in the market and support its expansion plans. Sagar Daryani and the team at Wow! Momo are optimistic about the future and grateful for the support shown by investors.
Varanasi, April 17 (IANS) – Six more products from Uttar Pradesh have been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag, including the famous ‘Tirangi Barfi’ of Kashi, a tricoloured sweet symbolic of the Quit India Movement. The GI Registry awarded the certification on Tuesday, bringing the total number of GI-tagged products in Uttar Pradesh to 75, making it the state with the most GI products in India.
The newly certified products in Uttar Pradesh also include Banaras Metal Casting Craft, Lakhimpur Kheri Tharu Embroidery, Bareilly Cane and Bamboo Craft, Bareilly Zardozi Craft, and Pilkhuwa Hand Block Print Textile. According to GI expert Padma Shri Rajnikant, “Two renowned products from Varanasi, the Tirangi Barfi and Metal Casting Craft, were granted GI certification on Tuesday.” Rajnikant, the general secretary of the Human Welfare Association, has been instrumental in securing GI tags for 148 producers across 14 states and Union Territories.
Rajnikant highlighted the crucial role played by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow office in supporting these six GI tags. He emphasized that this achievement strengthens Uttar Pradesh’s position as the leading state in GI products. In 2008-09, the state had only one GI product, the ‘Allahabad Surkha Amrood.’ With 75 GI products now, Uttar Pradesh continues to lead in this area.
The GI tags not only recognize the unique identity and qualities of these products but also provide protection against imitation and unauthorized use. These certifications also help in promoting traditional craftsmanship and skills, thereby boosting the local economy and preserving the cultural heritage of the region. Tamil Nadu follows Uttar Pradesh with 58 GI products, reflecting the rich cultural diversity and heritage of various states in India.
In a record-breaking achievement, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has signed 125 Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) in the financial year 2023-24. This marks a significant increase of 31% from the previous year, totaling to 641 APAs since the inception of the programme.
These agreements were established with the aim of promoting ease of doing business, particularly for multinational corporations engaged in cross-border transactions with their group entities. The CBDT statement highlights the importance of these agreements in providing certainty to taxpayers in transfer pricing.
The increased number of APAs is a result of mutual agreements with India’s treaty partners like Australia, Canada, Denmark, Japan, Singapore, the UK, and the US. This collaboration not only brings certainty to international transactions but also offers protection against double taxation, benefiting taxpayers for up to nine years.
The APA Scheme specifies methods of pricing and determines the arm’s length price of transactions in advance, providing taxpayers with a roadmap for the next five years. The option to rollback APAs for the preceding four years further solidifies tax certainty and ensures a smoother process for businesses operating in India’s dynamic economy.