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PM Modi to inaugurate Surat Diamond Burse; a look into the corporate gem

Last updated on - Dec 16, 2023, 22:48 IST
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​PM Modi to inaugurate Surat Diamond Burse

Prime minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the world's largest corporate office hub, Surat Diamond Burse, on Sunday. The building is located at Khajod village near Surat. (Image credit: PTI)

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​'A major boost to the diamonds industry'

Talking about the significance of the diamond industry, PM Modi said on X, "In Surat tomorrow, the Surat Diamond Bourse will be inaugurated. This will be a major boost to the diamonds industry. The ‘Customs Clearance House’, Jewellery Mall and facility of International Banking and Safe Vaults will be significant parts of the Bourse." (Image credit: PTI)

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​Surat Diamond Burse- World's largest corporate office

Built on 35.54 acres of land at a cost of Rs 3,400 crore, the Surat Diamond Burse is the world's largest corporate office hub. The building overtook the Pentagon, which had till date housed the world's largest office building for the last 80 years. (Image credit: PTI)

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​A global centre for diamond trading

The Diamond Bourse is set to become a global centre of rough and polished diamonds. The building has the capacity to house 4,200 traders from 175 countries who will come to Surat to buy polished diamonds. The diamond buyers from all corners of the world will get a global platform to trade at Surat. (Image credit: PTI)

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​The diamond office, an environmental gem too

Despite its mega size, Surat Diamond Burse minimizes its environmental impact by adhering to the principles of Panchtattva, aligning with the five elements of nature. (Image credit: PTI)

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​Unique rooftop solar project features

The building showcases cutting-edge rooftop solar energy project implemented and executed by URON Energy, ensuring sustainability in common areas and employing a radiant cooling system. (Image credit: ANI)

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​'A testament to India's entrepreneurial spirit'

Talking about the importance of the building and Surat's history in the area of diamond trade, PM Modi had posted on X earlier this year, "Surat Diamond Bourse showcases the dynamism and growth of Surat's diamond industry. It is also a testament to India's entrepreneurial spirit. It will serve as a hub for trade, innovation and collaboration, further boosting our economy and creating employment opportunities." (Image credit: ANI)

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Indian media and so-called journalists ( all crooked and lazy who spend most time in bars and drug dens) had no idea that the world's largest offices building was built. It was some white-wesyetn media outlet that first published about it and then multiple other western outlets published about it with pictures, etc. It was only after that that Indian media outlets became aware and started publishing about it !!
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