we also need to bring temple trust holding huge piles of precious metals / stones at their end as they are neither able to spend/use neither it is coming to any use of people of India. if god is saviour & father/math or for all then offered wealth to him should be used for welfare of public. I believe GOD will be most happy in getting the best use done of the offering for serving the mankind his most precious creation. In olden days temples used to setup universities schools etc. for progress of the people. religion also has duty towards nation building, only those religion are considered good whose nations people are well & prosperous. let put India before god.

scheme name- pradhanmantri swarn dhan yojna, pradhanmantri swarn rinn yojna

launch gold deposit schemes in bank ....like as muthood finance .
banks give interest against gold ....for 1 month ,3 months 6months 1 year ,2 years ,3 years .
2nd loan against gold .

Views on the Gold Monetization Scheme from The All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation.

Purpose of this submission is to expand the scope of Monetization through a “National Jewellery Exchange” to rent, exchange or sell jewellery backed by the security of personal gold deposits, pledged with banks, even in its original jewellery form.

It will give ladies choice of contemporary fashion and variety for special occasions at marginal costs and generate income for all.

Note Attached.

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Dear Sir,

Pleased to share NCDEX views.

Jayant Nalawade
Chief - Operations & Compliance
NCDEX Ltd.

Dear Sir, Please see the attached comments on the Draft Gold Deposit Scheme. I may be contacted for any further inputs.
Thanks & Regards.

Dear Sir,

IBA's comments.

K Unnikrishnan
Dy. Chief Executive

My comments are in the attached PDF file.

Dear Sir, I am attaching my comments. High point is Govt. should allow banks/refineries, especially MMTC/Pamp to buy gold from the public and sell or loan them to jewellers.
Thanks & Regards