Maharashtra highlights GJ Policy 2025

 

Interaction with Deependra Singh hosted by BDB & GJEPC 

Exclusive Interaction with Deependra Singh Kushwah (IAS) Highlights Govt. of Maharashtra Gems & Jewellery Policy 2025 Hosted by Bharat Diamond Bourse (BDB) and GJEPC! 

Bharat Diamond Bourse (BDB), in association with the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), successfully organized an exclusive awareness and outreach session on the Maharashtra Gems & Jewellery (GJ) Policy 2025. 

The event featured an engaging and insightful interaction with Deependra Singh Kushwah (IAS), Development Commissioner (Industries), Government of Maharashtra whose forward-looking perspective offered industry stakeholders a comprehensive understanding of the policy’s objectives, benefits, and long-term implications for Maharashtra’s gem and jewellery sector.  

The session commenced with Mehul Shah, Vice president of BDB, warmly welcoming the esteemed guest and attendees. He highlighted the importance of such dialogues in bridging industry needs with progressive government initiatives.  

During the interaction, Deependra Singh Kushwah (IAS) underscored the Government of Maharashtra’s dedication to positioning the state as a global powerhouse in the gems and jewellery domain. He elaborated on the policy’s emphasis on strengthening exports, upgrading infrastructure, fostering skill development, and promoting innovation-led growth.

Leaders and members from BDB appreciated the government’s proactive approach and reaffirmed their support for broad adoption of the policy. The session encouraged valuable feedback, new opportunities, and alignment on a shared vision for the industry’s sustainable growth.  

Concluding the event, Mehul Shah extended heartfelt thanks to Kushwah and all participants for their engagement and understanding of the industry's evolving needs. He reaffirmed the collective resolve to work collaboratively toward a brighter and more competitive future for Maharashtra’s gems and jewellery ecosystem.  

As highlighted during the session, “When industry and government move forward together, progress becomes not just a possibility, but an inevitability.” The gathering culminated with a shared commitment to continue joint efforts that will elevate Maharashtra’s global standing and nurture a resilient, future-ready gems and jewellery industry.






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