GRT Jewellers celebrates 60th anniversary with opening of 60th store in Anantapur   

In its Instagram post, which announced the Anantapur store opening, the brand also extended a heartfelt invitation to its community of patrons. The occasion not only signifies a milestone for GRT Jewellers, but also presents a remarkable opportunity for customers to engage with the brand’s legacy over the years 

Anantapur: To celebrate 60 years of serving jewellery customers across South India, GRT Jewellers inaugurated its 60^th showroom in Anantapur. The brand invited its customers to take part in the celebrations and unveiled many exclusive offers across its gold, diamond, silver, silver articles, and gemstone products. 

The brand’s new store is located near Sapthagiri Circle, Raju Road, next to Hotel Masineni Grand, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. 

In its Instagram post, which announced the Anantapur store opening, the brand also extended a heartfelt invitation to its community of patrons. The occasion not only signifies a milestone for GRT Jewellers, but also presents a remarkable opportunity for customers to engage with the brand’s legacy over the years.

In its inaugural promotion, the brand is offering a 10% discount on the value of both diamonds and uncut diamonds with every diamond purchase, an extra Rs 50 for every gram of old gold that is exchanged, and a host of other offers.  

GRT Group Chairman GR Rajendran donates Rs 1 crore for expansion of TTD temple in Chennai

The GRT Group recently donated a sum of Rs 1 crore for the development of Lord Venkateswara Swamy temple at T Nagar locality in Chennai. 

GRT chairman GR Rajendran handed over the donation in the form of a cheque to TTD’s Tamil Nadu and Puducherry local advisory committee president, AJ Sekhar recently.

Speaking to TOI, AJ Sekhar said the donation would be used for purchasing additional land for the proposed expansion works at the TTD’s T Nagar temple.

After the temple complex was seen getting congested due to the ever-increasing influx of devotees to the temple in the last few years, the Tamil Nadu local advisory committee resolved to take up expansion works at the existing temple site itself by procuring adjacent lands with the help of donations. 

According to AJ Sekhar, funds to the tune of Rs 50 crore more were required to complete the process of land procurement, after which the expansion works will be taken up by the Tirupati trust with its own funds. 

Courtesy: indiatimes.com and The Retail Jeweller India News