How this small-town man became the most successful jeweller in India

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How this small-town man became the most successful jeweller in India In an exclusive interview with ET Now, Kerala-based Kalyan Group told that initial public offering of company can be expected soon. The company was started by TS Kalyanaraman in 1993. Now, American PE firm Warburg Pincus valued Kalyan Jewellers at a whopping $2 billion. Remember Opel Corsa? It's all set to return as a hatchback Car maker Opel, which PSA Group has agreed to buy from General Motors, will use the French carmaker's technology in the next generation of its best-selling Corsa model, a company spokesperson said. Booking air tickets early can save you more. Read how While most travellers try to strike the best deal by booking flight tickets months before their trip, a new survey has revealed that making the bookings precisely 24 weeks prior to departure is the ideal time. Five ways to beat anxiety stemming from work mismanagement Endless hours spent on commute, constant juggle between home and work, and shouldering more responsibilities with nuclear families becoming a norm can be a daunting task for anyone. Why Japan sent its biggest warship to escort a US vessel Here's why the decision to mobilise Japan's biggest warship amounts to a serious military manoeuvre for the pacifist Japan. 5 tips to improve your smartphone's battery life Smartphones have come a long way in terms of design, camera, or even processing power. However, we have not seen much breakthroughs when it comes to battery technology. Tips for you

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