IIJS Expands To Two-venue Format

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1 DAY 1 4th August, 2016 HAT S ON TODAY Seminars: (Mezzanine, Hall 1) Time: 2.30 pm pm Topic: Protecting The Reputation Of The ndustry (Free Session) Time: 4.00 pm pm Topic: hy Skill? (Free Session) Evening Event Jewellers for Hope Venue: Hotel Grand Hyatt Entry By nvitation Only ndia nternational Jewellery Show JS Expands To Two-venue Format E xhibitors and visitors are eagerly awaiting the start of ndia s premier jewellery event the ndia nternational Jewellery Show (JS). Organised by the GJEPC, the 33rd edition of the JS offers domestic and international trade visitors a gamut of inventory, from loose gemstones and diamonds to high quality finished jewellery and manufacturing equipment. t serves as the ideal platform to showcase technological and design innovations. This year, the show houses nearly 1,140 exhibitors in 2,120 booths and will include five international pavilions Belgium, taly, Thailand, Turkey and UAE. The show timings have been extended from 10 am to 7 pm, enabling the estimated 35,000-plus trade visitors and buyers to network and engage in fruitful interactions for business. To accommodate the growing demand of exhibitors and visitors, the machinery section has been relocated to The Lalit Hotel and will run from August 5 to 8. Of the list of nearly 120 machinery exhibitors, half are new companies. The participants include notable machinery manufacturers from taly, Turkey, USA, Germany, UK and UAE. This shift to The Lalit will ensure focused visitors frequenting relevant sections, thereby facilitating more networking and business opportunities. Apart from its product offerings, JS 2016 is a hotbed of discussions and knowledge seminars. Don t miss today s seminar on Protecting The Reputation Of The ndustry at 2.30 pm that will address issues such as supply chain integrity, the importance of KYC, the threat of undisclosed synthetics and more. This evening, the GJEPC is hosting a by-invitation-only charity dinner, Jewellers for Hope to support a noble cause. Be part of the JS the show that is all about business, networking, knowledge dissemination and more.

2 Messages t is heartening to learn that the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council is organising the 33rd edition of the ndia nternational Jewellery Show (JS) from 4th-8th August, 2016 in Mumbai. This will be an opportunity for the gems and jewellery industry to showcase their strengths in manufacturing, designing and craftsmanship. t gives me immense pleasure to learn that the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council is organising the 33rd edition of ndia nternational Jewellery Show (JS) from 4th-8th August, 2016 in Mumbai. JS has evolved as one of the most coveted shows in the global gem and jewellery industry and has been growing in stature with each passing year. Nirmala Sitharaman Minister of State (ndependent Charge) Commerce & ndustry, ndia 2 Highlighting and emphasising the Make in ndia mark at JS demonstrates the growing prestige associated with ndian jewellery in terms of aesthetics and workmanship. The gem and jewellery industry has truly become a major economic thrust sector and has helped establish Brand ndia on the global canvas. The outstanding achievement of this industry and JS has been possible through the exquisite workmanship of the artisans and the entrepreneurial spirit of those engaged in the industry. Best wishes for a successful JS am proud to present the 33rd edition of the ndia nternational Jewellery Show (JS). Over the last three decades, the show has gained recognition as the premier gem and jewellery trade show in the country and as one of the largest in Asia. The show is the perfect platform to offer the best of ndia s expertise and craftsmanship in gold, diamond, silver and coloured stones. The addition of the machinery show at The Lalit Hotel has ensured that the JS is a holistic sourcing destination for the domestic as well as the international trade. Praveenshankar Pandya Chairman Every year, we strive to take the JS brand a GJEPC notch higher. This year, too, we have introduced new features and have added a new venue, The Lalit Hotel which will solely be dedicated to machinery and technological innovation. The slowdown in the global economy has impacted trade but forecasts of a good monsoon indicate that the domestic economy is likely to improve in the coming months. Despite trying times, the US market is on its way to recovery, which is a positive indicator for future growth in the exports sector. am sure that business conducted at the JS will be a precursor to the better times ahead. Russell Mehta Vice-Chairman GJEPC Now in its 33rd year, the JS reflects the progressive evolution of the ndian gem and jewellery industry. t has become the leading trade show in the country where one can identify gems and jewellery trends as well as learn about innovative manufacturing techniques to stay competitive in the global gem and jewellery industry. The revered status that the ndia nternational Jewellery Show (JS) enjoys today is the result of the unstinted efforts of the GJEPC over the last three decades and we are determined to make ndia the global hub for gems and jewellery. n the last few years, the JS has also won prestigious awards which enhance its stature as a trade show of repute. Over 92% of the exhibitors have made it a point to retain their space at the trade show. JS is not only a successful business and networking platform but is also the foreground for thought-provoking seminars and panel discussions with industry stalwarts. The GJEPC is working closely with the government to introduce trade-friendly policies and instil a conducive environment for the industry to flourish. am confident that JS 2016 will propel the industry to take giant steps forward. wish all attendees a successful show. Manoj K. Dwivedi Joint Secretary, Government of ndia Ministry of Commerce & ndustry Department of Commerce Saunak Parikh Convener National Exhibitions Sub-committee, GJEPC CSR nitiative ndia s gem and jewellery industry is an integral part of the economy and contributes substantially towards the country s GDP. The sector also has huge employment potential and currently has a skilled workforce of about 3.5 million. t is one of the most dynamic and fastest growing sectors of the ndian economy. The growing popularity of the JS with each passing year has enabled ndia to gain prominence as a key jewellery sourcing destination. ndia is now considered one of the dominant players in the global gem and jewellery arena. The demand for jewellery products is constantly growing and JS provides a strong networking platform for promoting long-lasting business ties. The role played by the GJEPC in promoting the exports of gems and jewellery is praiseworthy. hope JS 2016 will go a long way in supplementing and boosting export promotion efforts undertaken by the Council. extend my good wishes to all those involved in the show. On behalf of the National Exhibitions Subcommittee of the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, it gives me great pleasure to welcome all the stakeholders to the 33rd ndia nternational Jewellery Show, scheduled to be held from 4th to 8th August, JS is not only a tried and tested business platform, but a grand flagship event that brings the entire gem and jewellery industry together from around the world under one roof. JS is a critical part of the industry s business calendar for manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, distributors and designers alike. This internationally renowned show propels the gem and jewellery industry to gear up for a change in consumer sentiments and fashion trends. This year, over 1,200 exhibitors will showcase their high quality products to expected 35,000 visitors from 800-plus cities in ndia as well as overseas buyers from 80-plus countries from around the world. As the show s popularity keeps growing, and with about 92% retention of space by past exhibitors, it is always challenging for us to accommodate new participants. However, it is our endeavour to give an opportunity to as many exhibitors as possible. Over time, we have experienced growing interest in the machinery section and therefore we have created an exclusive space for machinery at The Lalit Hotel this year. The revamped Elite Club now includes 1,676 leading buyers from 198 tier, and cities and towns across ndia. The GJEPC is continuously working towards improving the amenities and facilities at the JS to offer both visitors and exhibitors the ease of doing business in a relaxed environment. The National Exhibitions Sub-committee is dedicated to ensure a successful JS for all and wishes everyone a great season ahead. GJEPC Hosts Charity Dinner The gem and jewellery industry s steadfast commitment towards social causes is well known. Leading by example, the GJEPC launched its first large-scale philanthropic initiative in 2014 and managed to raise H1 crore through generous contributions from diamantaires, jewellers and sponsors for Make-A-ish ndia, an NGO that brightens a few moments in the lives of incurably ill children. This year, too, the GJEPC is seeking to mobilise the entire ndian and global gem and jewellery industry by organising an exclusive CSR event Jewellers For Hope on Thursday, 4th August 2016 at 7.30 pm at Grand Hyatt, Mumbai, coinciding with the inauguration of the 33rd edition of JS. The Council is inviting all industry leaders along with their privileged clients to contribute for a cause through this networking evening and black-tie event. This by-invitation only charity dinner will be attended by leading companies from the gem and jewellery industry, key decision-makers and senior-most representatives comprising the who s who of ndia s leading retail chains, premium retail outlets as well as international mining majors.

3 Exhibitor Voices Loose Stones Plain Gold Machinery Couture Kavin K Shah, Partner Ashapuri Exports, Mumbai Rahul Gupta, Partner Adamas, Mumbai O ur main objective for participating in the JS was to create awareness and promotion of our brand followed by sales. The show, our second consecutive year, has played a crucial role in helping us meet this objective. e deal in designs that cater to the market based in South ndia and thus will be launching a wider range of collection to suit their aesthetics. Our aim was well met last year and we are looking forward to a similar response this time. JS has proved to be lucrative for our business since the past four years. t has helped us build an international client base along with expanding our list of domestic clients. e would be showcasing loose stones and hope to maximize sales and have an optimistic response this time as well. t is needless to say that exhibitors find this show very lucrative for their businesses. e always think through before presenting new collections for every edition and this year, we are unveiling three collections of machinemade bangles that are light in weight. T his year we are launching a wide range of necklace sets, bangles and earrings. Our main focus is to offer lightweight, designer jewellery. e are expecting a positive response as always. JS has provided great exposure to grow our business. O Lakshman R. Pahuja, Proprietor Pristine Jewellery, Mumbai Mohanlal Jain, Proprietor Sunil Jewellers, Mumbai Dwarka Prasad Khandelwal, Partner Gem Star, Jaipur ur experience for the past 15 years at JS has been great. t has always helped us meet both domestic and international customers over the years. This year we plan on adding more variety to our already existing product range. Mass Produced have been participating in JS for the past 9 years now and it has served to be a great platform for showcasing and launching new collections in the industry. Majority of my clients are from the domestic market while some are from the international market. This year, am unveiling a collection based on the cons of ndia. Lightweight jewellery with exquisite designs would be our main focus. JS has provided great exposure to our business. Studying the market conditions this year we would be focusing on launching a wider range of lightweight antique gold jewellery starting from as light as 5 grams. 4 e always look forward to participating in this show that offers us great business opportunities. This year, we will be launching a collection of lightweight jewellery starting from as light as 1.5 grams. e expect a good response as the collections have been created after an in-depth analysis of the market. Amritlal Jain, Director Alankar nternational Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai t is an honour to be a part of one of Asia s biggest and most orderly jewellery events. Since the past decade of being present at the JS, we have successfully been able to attract customers both nationally and internationally. This year, we will be focusing on expanding our collection of plain gold and antique jewellery. Rajeshwari Sethna, Proprietor Global Services, Mumbai e will be representing machinery from over 20 countries. e look forward to meeting the demands of the clients and having a remunerative show. Synthetics and Stimulants e expect the demand to pick up in the next six months due to the wedding season. Also, JS would provide the much needed vigour to the industry. Our collection consists of contemporary lightweight jewellery in gold studded with coloured gemstones and enamelling. e specialise in fine and exquisite handmade filigree work. This time, we will showcase an array of necklaces, bangles, rings, and earrings. e have been participating in JS for the past 14 years now and we have witnessed year-on-year sales growth. JS provides us with the opportunity of interacting with new clients from various cities both nationally and internationally. After assessing the current needs of the market, we are launching a larger range of handmade couture jewellery. This exhibition should act as a stimulator for growth in the industry. e have launched the nduction Gold Melting machine along with adding a few other items to our already existing line. e will also be having the talian Gallorini machine of which we are the sole selling agent. e hope this year s show is as lucrative as the previous shows. Mitesh D Shah, Director Pahini Jewellery Ltd., Ahmedabad Sunil Poddar, Director Shreejee Jewellers Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata Arjunlal Bapna, Proprietor, Arham Jewellers, Mumbai Machinery Nishit Patel, Director Jewelkraft Creations Pvt. Ltd., Rajkot Rajesh Garg, Partner Garg Electroheat, Mumbai Pravin Pahuja, Partner Unique Bangles, Mumbai Kamal Kumar Gupta, Proprietor Jindal Gems & Jewellers, Jaipur T he last eight years at the JS have been very lucrative for our company. So this is the show that we pin our hopes on. This year we would be focusing on promoting cubic zirconia, emerald, ruby and a few other gemstones. e look forward to the show and hope that as always, it would help our business grow. Naveen Kumar Gupta, Partner Ramnarain and Company, Mumbai Kathrin Schoenke, Partner KNS Consulting ndia, Bangalore JS has proved to be one of the best organized B2B jewellery events in Asia. This year, we are launching a 3D printer B9Creator which costs Rs. 4 lakh only. This was created keeping in mind the midsized jewellery firms. e take selling to the next level by also imparting knowledge via installation and training our customers about the functions of the machine and postpurchase care. Excellent user experience with affordability is our prime motto. e look forward to having a successful show this year. Gautam Tiwari, Proprietor Millenia Technologies, Mumbai S ince this is an important show for us, we will be promoting our new electropolishing machine Otec. Our aim behind this is to provide better polish to pieces at economical rates. F or us, it has been a long stint at the JS we have literally grown in size and stature as a company along with the show. This year, we will be promoting a new cut and colour in synthetic stones along with a range of other stones. This has been implemented after in-depth market research and thus we hope to get a positive response this year as well.

4 NTERVE OF THE DAY Diamantaires Need To Exercise Self-discipline Sevantibhai Shah n an exclusive interview with Solitaire nternational, SEVANTBHA SHAH, partner, Venus Jewel doesn t hold back any punches on the current state of affairs in the diamond industry. Diamonds have in the past brought a lot of glory to ndia, but banks are tightening their exposure to the industry at present. How should the diamond industry move forward to restore confidence? Yes, it is indeed true that diamonds have brought a lot of glory to ndia, and at the same time it is also true that banks are indeed tightening their exposure to the industry. As we all are aware, banks usually run a detailed background check on a business s reputation, operations, standing, etc. from their own as well as industry sources, before extending facilities. t is very surprising then for the industry that certain companies managed to obtain very high facilities., too, having been in the industry for over 50 years, fail to understand how such companies were given very large credit lines! However, all is not lost yet the industry s glory can surely be restored much stronger than before. t will require mutual cooperation between the industry and the banks. On one side, as responsible industry members, we all need to exercise self-control and ensure that we keep our businesses in order. e must stay clear from the very disturbing thought that using bank money is child s play or that one can get away easily by defaulting on one s financial obligations. Banks on the other hand need to become more cautious and ensure that businesses having genuine and long-standing reputation do not face difficulties in obtaining credit, as opposed to businesses having questionable reputations easily getting large credit facilities. Unfortunate practices like these make up a part of the reason why our industry is facing such challenges today. According to you, what self-regulatory mechanisms can be instituted in order for the industry to govern its members? Kindly elaborate. ndustry regulatory frameworks and business regulatory structures from rough to polished already exist the Kimberley Process Certificate Scheme, De Beers Best Practice Principles (BPP), the Responsible Jewelry Council Certification (RJC), the orld Federation of Diamond Bourses (FDB s) Code of Conduct are all programmes ensuring validation and trust at various stages of our industry, which forms its very strength. Come to think of it, we are possibly the only luxury product having such extensive regulatory requirements. But we must ensure we follow them and walk a righteous path, as what we polish and market is an exemplary symbol of love, and needs to be upheld to the most ethical standards. So, as responsible members of our glorious industry, each one of us needs to govern ourselves the key is self-discipline! At this time, one of the important problems we are facing arises due to long-term credits. Extending long credits needs to be gradually controlled and reduced. Secondly, each one of us needs to avoid becoming overambitious, leading to pushing ourselves to become too big too quickly or diversifying into areas that are not our core expertise. e must conduct business within our means and not stretch ourselves beyond our capabilities. Thirdly, we need to ensure that we always have a buffer to fall back on during difficult times. Assuming that nothing will ever go wrong is the biggest mistake one can possibly make. Could you outline a few survival strategies for an industry that is seeing multiple bankruptcies and unit closures? As mentioned earlier, it is purely by first disciplining our own selves that we can ensure our industry s survival and we can do so in a long-sustaining and successful manner. SEVANTBHA SHAH Planned or intentional bankruptcies are becoming common in the diamond industry due to a lack of fear of the consequences. Your thoughts on this controversial trend. Yes, agree with your comment. n the past, people would think long and hard before taking credit lines from the banks, and had the feeling of responsibility to ensure there is no default. t was a matter of one s self-respect, honour and a fear of losing one s hard-earned reputation. Gradually however, many people seem to have lost this fear. t is extremely worrisome now to see that despite having more than sufficient personal wealth, keeping or using bank s money is becoming a habit, and people don t see any danger in it. Not only this, but wilful defaulters are able to get away without any problems for their evasions on the huge sums of money they owe. This makes me wonder why the banks require so many forms, deposits, signatures when approving bank facilities... hat for? As many who have taken large loan facilities have apparently been able to walk away with minimal damage to their businesses, despite defaulting on their obligations. Then why do banks ask for all that information? s it a mere formality, or does it really mean something? s the diamond pipeline still choked with excessive loose stone inventory even now? Yes, this is indeed the situation even now. But it is a cycle that needs to be addressed as every year for the past few years we have been here at this time. hat changes do you foresee in the next 5 years for the diamond industry? n my opinion, there are more people than there is work at each and every stage of the industry pipeline. Slowly, they will be constrained to exit the business, unless they can come up with unique and engaging ways of genuinely adding value.

5 DESGN CORNER Vikram Merchant Director- ndia Representative office, Rio Tinto Tell us about the collection that is being launched in JS Nazraana is Rio Tinto Diamonds brand initiative for ndia, and this time, we are presenting the Nazraana designer collections at the show. e have also recently announced our intention to focus our marketing initiatives on tracked diamond jewellery collections with a clear and transparent chain of custody, from the mine to the market. This includes the Nazraana collections in ndia. hat is the inspiration behind the collection? Nazraana takes its reference from royal gift-giving rituals from past eras and comprises diamond jewellery for fashion-conscious ndian consumers. Domestic Demand To Pick Up n Second Half Of 2016 hat is the USP of Nazrana? Nazraana presents diamond jewellery in seventhemed collections Floral, Love, nfinity, Heritage, Contemporary, Spirituality and Men s Luxury. The collections enable jewellery buyers to make the emotional connect between the product and the occasion. The unique display of design themes also makes it easy for customers to make their selection. hat jewellery category will be available in these thematic collections? Nazraana collections comprise a full range of product categories with consistent design elements that allow consumers to put together jewellery ensembles that express their personality. hat materials have been used to make the pieces? Nazraana collections are available in hallmarked 18-kt, 14-kt and 925 silver using tracked diamonds from Rio Tinto s Argyle Mine in the remote East Kimberley region of estern Australia. This tracked diamond jewellery will be accompanied by an authenticity card that informs customers about the provenance of their diamonds. How do you foresee the market conditions to be in the second half of 2016? expect domestic jewellery demand to pick up in the second half of Retailers are looking for new concepts to offer their customers and m confident that those who have developed fresh offerings will have a successful show. Could you identify the changes in terms of jewellery preference by today s contemporary woman? Contemporary ndian women are looking for jewellery that will help them express their own unique style every day rather than a single large purchase that will be worn once and then put away in a safe. e Are Focusing Only On Earrings Naman Kala Director Kinu Baba Jewellery (ndia) Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur Tell us about the collections you will be launching at JS this year. e will be launching various types of 14-karat earrings like chand baalis, jhumkas, chandelier earrings, etc. The unique thing about these earrings is that they look large in form but are light in weight. The line will be enhanced with diamonds, pearls, polkis and gemstones. Are these earrings modular? Yes, we have worked on the concept of modular jewellery thus our pieces are interchangeable in nature. Our earrings weigh between 25 grams and 65 grams. A 65-gram earring would give the look of 100 grams. e are also working with different cuts like rose cut, double rose cut, etc. hat has the inspiration been behind the collection? Our inspiration behind the collection has been Mughal Art. How do you foresee the market conditions to be in the second half of 2016? As the market condition hasn t been the best this year, we have thought of concentrating only on one category, the earrings. e have crafted them in 14-karat gold for affordability. am sure the market conditions will pick up in the latter half of

6 Brand atch 3D Marvels A Star Jewellery unveils its new collection MATRX Bijoux for JS this year. Based on the latest technology that redefines the entire process of product development, the collection is a visual feast of stunning geometry. Every piece crafted is a complex 3D form; an intricate grid work of fine detailing and layering that is near impossible to replicate through conventional manufacturing. The collection, comprising earrings, pendant and ring sets in 18-karat yellow and pink gold accented with diamonds, is big on look but at the same time extremely lightweight and affordable. Enhance your party ensemble with this ultra-modern glitter! Eclectic Grandeur A nand Shah, an acclaimed, award-winning jewellery designer, who is known to create wearable works of art, showcases his new collection that depicts quintessential modernity with a hint of traditional elements. The new collection features pieces that are crafted using modern techniques with glass and gemstones set in 22-karat gold. The jewellery, inspired by nature, is three-dimensional and comes alive with unique textures and treatments. Such opulent pieces depict elegance and grandeur that can amplify any ensemble. This season, invest in such eclectic modern designs that reflect grace and serve the modern bride perfectly. 10

7 Brand atch Vivid Creations D esigner Ankit Malpani introduces his new collection inspired by nature, ancient architecture and interesting gemstone cuts. The pieces are designed keeping in mind the gracious ndian woman. The pieces are adorned with various diamond cuts, fine French enamel and the age-old partash technique. Design meets impeccable craftsmanship in his new creations. Jazz up your attire for any occasion with such opulent jewellery. Poetry in Gold B irdhichand Ghanshyamdas collections are always well researched and take a cue from ndia s rich and royal legacy. The latest collection Ada, takes inspiration from iconic beauties of ndia including Maharani Gayatri Devi, Sita Devi (Kapurthala), Umraojaan, Razia Sultan, Jodha Bai and Queen Niloufer. Uncut diamonds, sapphires and gold gracefully outline a peacock s silhouette in the pair of dangling earrings embellished with pearls. The sides of the polki bangle are beautifully decorated with gem-studded lotuses set in 18-karat gold while the panch lada (five-row) haar is centred on large ruby drops. Combining artistry and elegance, the pieces are a treasured keepsake. 11

8 Brand atch The Ruby Rhyme G old Artism showcases an elegant gold beaded necklace that is centred on an exquisite ruby. The gold mesh beads engulf the pear-shaped ruby while floral vines add a decorative element to the pendant necklace. The earrings follow the same silhouette. The kundan-set diamond that suspends from both the pendant and the earrings add a radiant sparkle to the artistic necklace. Extremely lightweight, the design has been well-thought out in order to give a heavier appearance. Advertorial Kiran Gems Opens 200,000 sq ft Factory n Surat K iran Gems, a leading diamond manufacturer, has inaugurated a 200,000 sq ft factory-cum-office in Surat, Gujarat to support its sales growth in new business territories and to accommodate increasing demands from existing customers. The new premises houses state-of-the-art planning and cutting technology for all kinds of rough diamonds, which are further distributed for polishing in the specialised, dedicated polishing units across Ahmedabad and Surat. The factory has a seating capacity of 10,000 artisans. Kiran Gems said the expansion is expected to ease manufacturing pressure on its diamond jewellery division, which has witnessed robust demand from US majors in recent years. Rajesh Lakhani Director, KGPL ulars Reg ELTE CLUB The Elite Club comprising large and medium retailers has undergone a comprehensive makeover and now includes leading buyers from tier, & cities across ndia. t offers select retailers privileged hospitality in their exclusive lounges, where one can rejuvenate, interact with guests, get refreshments and experience relaxation at its best. COMPLMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVCE For Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC): From Goregaon (E) station to the venue, between 7.30 am and 10 am. From the venue to Goregaon (E) station between 5 pm and 8 pm. For The Lalit Hotel: Shuttle Bus Services from BEC to The Lalit Hotel will be available at regular intervals. ONLNE BUSNESS MATCHNG PROGRAMME The Online Business Matching Programme enables registered visitors to find and interact with exhibitors that match their business profile. t allows visitors to post their businessrelated enquiries, view the latest collections, send enquiries and schedule appointments. Managed by experienced representatives, the kiosks are located throughout the halls. BUSNESS CENTRE A full-fledged Business and Communication Centre is set up in Hall 1 for your convenience. Facilities like internet access, meeting & conference rooms, photocopying and fax are available on a chargeable basis. SMOKNG LOUNGE Smoking is strictly prohibited in the entire exhibition area. A smoking lounge facility has been provided for exhibitors and visitors. Editorial, Design and Production COFFEE SHOPS & CAFETERAS Grab a cup of coffee or a sandwich at any of the 10 coffee shops spread across Halls 1, 5 and 6 operated by Barista Lavazza, Di Bella and Moshe s. Additionally, the cafeterias located near Hall 2, 3 and Hall 6 provide a delicious spread of vegetarian food, including meals for members of the Jain community. Disclaimer: This publication may not be reproduced, whether in part or in whole, without the written consent of Spenta Multimedia.