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`Gold prices unlikely to fall'

By Our Special Correspondent

BANGALORE, SEPT. 29. The gold jewellery prices are unlikely to fall in the next five to 10 years and will remain at Rs. 6,000 per 10 gm of gold. Many multinational companies have started using gold in allopathic drugs, electronic goods and luxury items, Parasmal Sukhani, Chairman, Hutti Gold Mines Company Limited, and B.A. Lalgondar, Executive Director, told The Hindu today.

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