Leading diamond manufacturer Hari Krishna Exports commemorated its 33rd anniversary with a celebration rooted in gratitude, purpose and social responsibility. The company honoured the occasion by offering a 1.33% discount to its exclusive clientele, recognising 68 long-serving employees, and organising a massive blood donation drive across its Mumbai and Surat facilities.

The highlight of the day was the collection of 1,022 units of blood, taking the company’s cumulative donation tally to 21,404 units since it began its voluntary blood donation initiative. The event also featured free eye check-up camps and was graced by dignitaries such as Dr. Himanshu Mehta, Viren Shah (President, NSCI), Hiten Anandpara, and Sanjay Pandya, along with several leaders from the gems and jewellery industry.

Recognising its team’s contribution, the company felicitated 68 employees who have been part of the Hari Krishna Exports family for over two decades—an emotional tribute to their dedication and commitment.

“We believe that a company’s true strength lies in the lives it touches,” said Ghanshyam Dholakia, Founder and Managing Director of Hari Krishna Exports. “This milestone belongs to every team member, every donor, and every well-wisher who has supported us with unwavering faith. Our vision is to make weekly blood donation drives a regular feature, including one for every Kisna franchise anniversary.”

More than a corporate celebration, the 33rd anniversary served as a reflection of the values that have shaped Hari Krishna Exports’ journey since its inception in 1992—integrity, excellence, and a deep commitment to people and purpose.