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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustTradition with a Twist: 71% of Gen Z Believe Diwali Is Best Celebrated the Traditional Way, Reveals Sanrio Survey
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Chandukaka Saraf celebrated Diwali with “Rishton Ka Tyohar”, marking 200 years since its 1827 founding in Pune, Maharashtra, and offering flat 6.99% making charges on gold jewellery and 0% on diamond jewellery. The Tribune noted “200 Prizes” and described the brand as “light on weight, rich in tradition, and built on trust.” Meanwhile, Deccan Chronicle reported that the Sensex rose by 1,610 points and the Nifty jumped 1.74% as crude prices fell, amid improving global sentiment after the November 2026 US midterm elections.
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 5: India's Gen Z may be redefining self-expression, but tradition remains at the heart of their Diwali celebrations. A new survey commissioned by Sanrio, the global lifestyle and entertainment company best known for its beloved characters such as Hello Kitty…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 5: India's Gen Z may be redefining self-expression, but tradition remains at the heart of their Diwali celebrations. A new survey commissioned by Sanrio, the global lifestyle and entertainment company best known for its beloved characters such as Hello Kitty…
