Two Special Economic Zones (SEZs), one for gold and jewellery and the second for information technology (IT) are planned to be built in Indian capital city of Delhi, at an investment worth around Rs 785 crore, reports say. Land has been transferred to the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corp (DSIIDC), which will build the facilities, reports add. The SEZ for gold and jewellery is being planned over 41.4 acres and will have a section for identification, grading and certification of diamonds and a gem and jewellery training institute on par with global standards, reports add. Market analysis indicates the branded jewellery segment in India is witnessing a 40 percent per year growth level and would be a $2.28 billion market by 2010. %% Both SEZs together are likely to provide 54,000 direct and 162,000 indirect jobs opportunities.