Diviniti.ca, a division of Shree Ram Enterprises, Canada, is the sole distributor for Divinity products that make for a perfect gift idea.

Be it Diwali, Dusshera, Guru Purab, Shivratri, Christmas, New Year, House warming, Birthday, Anniversaries or any occasion – Diviniti gifts fit perfectly. Looking for a gift for a friend, family or business associate, consider Diviniti gifts.

Diviniti gifts make up a fresh idea, portray intelligent branding, come in attractive packaging, and have a ‘Divine’ touch that imbibes love in gift giving.

Diviniti has a vast product range - images of Gods, Goddesses, Gurus and Deities for different religions, faiths and beliefs. If you are looking for a particular image that’s not shown on our web site, please contact us, and let us know. We will endeavor to source it for you.

We soon plan to launch separate online stores featuring exclusive products on different world religions and faith: Islam, Christianity …

The interview as reproduced below with Mr. Gyanesh Paliwal of www.diviniti.ca (S R Enterprises), Brampton Canada was published in the print media - Toronto , Canada based monthly Magazine "Desi News" http://www.e-desinews.com/

Diviniti - This Gift is a Blessing!

Everyone's looking for the perfect gift. And come the festive season, Mothers day , Fathers day, Valentines day , Rakhi (Raksha Bandhan Gifts) Giftsgift-giving takes on a special significance.

Brampton, Canada - Ontario based www.Diviniti.ca (416 802 6748 - Shree Ram Enterprises) offers exquisite 24-carat gold plated images from almost every religion, in a wide range to suit all tastes and fit all budgets.

"The gifts come in three categories," says Gyanesh Paliwal, who is the sole distributor for the Diviniti range of products.

The religious category has gifts and giveaways with Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Ismaili, Christian and Zoroastrian themes.

"Each category has further categories," says Paliwal. "Take the Hindu category. We have North Indian deities and South Indian deities, and Sai Baba..."

Diviniti's business promotional gifts for multinational corporations such as Pepsi, Fed Ex and Toyota, incorporate the company's logo and message.

"I am very proud to tell you that Diviniti is the official designated government supplier for Rashtra-pati Bhavan (the official residence of the president of India) in India."

Diviniti products have been used and gifted by Indian president APJ Abul Kalam Azad, ghazal singer Jagjit Singh, playback singer Anuradha Paudwal and actors Sushmita Sen and Suneil Shetty, and other high-profile individuals.

Diviniti also approached India's defence services and said that plaques awarded posthumously to soldiers who have laid down their lives for the nation should reflect the sacrifice. The company now designs the plaques Indian defence services.

"We have also done medals for the US Army!" says Paliwal who came to Canada in 2001 from New Delhi, where he ran a very successful computer business with his wife Anshu. They were the authorized channel partners for hp, IBM and Compaq. Paliwal first took up a sales job to get a better grip on how business worked here and then, in 2002, was ready to go into business for himself.

"We used to give Diviniti corporate gifts to our clients in India. These are available in the US, UK, Australia, Italy, Singapore and, of course, India, and we thought there was a need for such products here."

All Diviniti products are 24 carat gold foil plated and are made in Switzerland through a unique process that has been patented by Diviniti.

There's a lifetime guarantee on the gold plating against chipping or tarnish, but Paliwal claims proudly that strict quality control ensures that they have not had to replace a product even once.

"These gifts that will last forever range in price from as low as $5 to $1000. For $7 you could have picked up a unique Rakhi in August which your bhaiya could hang from his cell phone later," says Paliwal.

Also for $5, one can pick up gold foil stickers for invitation cards, or car frames, etc. And $1000 will get you very large 3' by 2' images of deities.

With Thanksgiving, Ramzan or Ramadan, Dusshera, Diwali, Eid, Christmas and New Year following each other in quick succession, Paliwal lists the advantages of the Diviniti range.

"First, the look. It's very classy, very elegant. Then, there's emotion attached to images of deities. If you know someone who is, say, a devotee of Lord Shiva, he'll treasure a framed, gold image."

One always wonders if the receiver will like a gift and if he will keep it or re-gifts it to someone else. With Diviniti, says Paliwal, you know they will keep it. Just as you know that the chances of their having another gift like it are remote.

"These are unique. But more than that, it's a wide range. If you give a Shiva pen stand this year, you can give a Shiva keychain the following year. Diviniti has the blueprint for new and innovative products for the next 10 years and introduce new items each month. So you'll never run out of ideas."

New for the festive season this year are candle jars.

These come with foil decorations with Lakshmi, Ganesh, Swastika or Om or Aum for Hindus, khanda and Ekomkar for Sikhs, and Allah and Makkah for Muslims. The jars are filled with semi-precious stones and aromatic oil and make the perfect gift.

New items in the corporate gifts range include table accessories, mobile phone holders and white boards, etc. Diviniti has recently introduced a white marble range with gold paintings.

Framed images are really popular as gifts with real estate agents and mortgage brokers, says Paliwal.

"If they give a pen, it'll last at best for a few months. A calendar? A year. If they give dinner sets, or a chandelier, their clients may already have those or may not like your taste and give them away. Many people, who depend on referrals for business, lose clients because their contact info wasn't readily available. Now they give Diviniti items which are not only appreciated, their names and numbers are printed discreetly at the back and protected by acrylic. Not only do clients appreciate the fact that you respected their religion, but they also have your contact info handy!"

Corporate gifts can be customized for orders of 50 and up. And one can also order an assortment, with different religions.

Each gift is beautifully packaged, so it'll travel safe and comes in its own carry-bag.

"It's a complete gift solution," says Paliwal.

Gyanesh Paliwal of Diviniti can be contacted at 416-802-6748. For locations of the outlets across the GTA where Diviniti products are available, visit www.diviniti.ca

Diviniti is looking for sales people with contacts in communities or in business community. Those interested should contact:
Anshu Paliwal @ 416-802-6748.