Now when the company is back on its track after proving many allegations wrong, the company has decided to dwell in digital gold, platinum, and silver coins
Heera group hints at starting Digital platinum, a gold and silver coin, after the company, is back on its track. The company's CEO is repaying the investors as she received the data back from the custody and making new plans for the company. The new plan has amused many investors and people who have accused Dr. Nowhera Shaik in many vague cases. Although, each of the accusations has proved wrong at last.
The company is working at many paces than before and decided to overcome all the loss due to false allegations. Hence, the Heera group has come up with the scheme of Digital platinum, gold, and silver coins.
Heera Group back on track and expanding business
In the latest meeting with the company executives, the company has concluded that it will expand its business and deal in Digital platinum, a gold, and silver coin. Despite being amid a coronavirus pandemic, Nowhera Shaik has found a way to launch Heera digital gold, platinum, and silver coins. The scheme is introduced by including various benefits for investors, whether the service of gold or means of investment.
Heera Group provides much ease to its investors
Heera Gold has planned the scheme so that no investor has to face any complacency while investing in digital platinum, gold, and silver coins. An investor can invest in Heera digital from mobile e-wallets such as Paytm, Google, and Phone pay. Brokers such as HDFC security and Motilal also have an option for Heera's digital gold investment. When you start investing in Heera Digital Gold, it purchases an equal volume of physical gold and stores it under your name in safe vaults.
A brief of Dr. Nowhera Shaik
Dr. Shaik's Philanthropic activities also expanded to the medical field by establishing Heera Mobile Clinic, providing quality medical services to lakhs of poor and needy villagers in Andhra Pradesh.
Dr. Shaik, the President of the AIMEP party, also contributed Rs. 1 crore to the CM relief fund for the flood victims of Kerala recently. She is known as a human rights activist and an Islamic teacher.