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New Delhi: Executive Director, Commercial Vehicles Business Unit, Tata Motors, Ravindra Pisharody poses during the launch of the company's 10 new Prime LX trucks, in New Delhi on Thursday. PTI Photo by Shahbaz Khan(PTI3_6_2014_000033A)
Kya baat h uncleji thode naaraz se lg rhe h?New Delhi: Executive Director, Commercial Vehicles Business Unit, Tata Motors, Ravindra Pisharody poses during the launch of the company's 10 new Prime LX trucks, in New Delhi on Thursday. PTI Photo by Shahbaz Khan(PTI3_6_2014_000033A)
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TCS ranked No. 1 employer in Europe
[highlight]Tata Consultancy Services has been named as the top employer in Europe for the second consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute.[/highlight]
NEW DELHI: IT major Tata Consultancy Services said it has been named as the top employer in Europe for the second consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute. The company was recognised as an exceptional performer across six core human resources areas - primary conditions, secondary benefits, working conditions, training, career development and company culture. "We are delighted to have been rated as the foremost employer across Europe for the second consecutive year and we look forward to building on this success as we continue to grow and develop our talent base across the UK and Continental Europe," TCS Executive Vice President and Global Head, Human Resources Ajoy Mukherjee said. Previously known as the CRF Institute, The Top Employers Institute is an independent organisation that identifies top performers in the field of Human Resources worldwide. The Top Employer certification is based on independent research conducted by the institute and audited by Grant Thornton.
TCS ranked No. 1 employer in Europe - The Times of India
[highlight]Tata Consultancy Services has been named as the top employer in Europe for the second consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute.[/highlight]
NEW DELHI: IT major Tata Consultancy Services said it has been named as the top employer in Europe for the second consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute. The company was recognised as an exceptional performer across six core human resources areas - primary conditions, secondary benefits, working conditions, training, career development and company culture. "We are delighted to have been rated as the foremost employer across Europe for the second consecutive year and we look forward to building on this success as we continue to grow and develop our talent base across the UK and Continental Europe," TCS Executive Vice President and Global Head, Human Resources Ajoy Mukherjee said. Previously known as the CRF Institute, The Top Employers Institute is an independent organisation that identifies top performers in the field of Human Resources worldwide. The Top Employer certification is based on independent research conducted by the institute and audited by Grant Thornton.
TCS ranked No. 1 employer in Europe - The Times of India
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Tata Consultancy services
joins top 10 global IT services companies club
Tata Consultancy services joins top 10 global IT services companies club | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis
joins top 10 global IT services companies club
Tata Consultancy services joins top 10 global IT services companies club | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis
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Tata Global Beverages
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company through UK arm
Tata Global Beverages has bought, through its overseas subsidiary based in the UK, the entire stake in the equity capital of Bronski Eleven Pty Ltd., Australia. TGB said that the Australian company was engaged in the roast and ground (R&G) coffee and coffee in Pods (single service portions) segments under the MAP brand in Australia. The investment is in line with TGB's strategic vision to become a leader in the good for you beverage segment in Australia, the company said in a stock exchange filing adding that it also help Tata Global Beverages to expand its portfolio to include high growth contemporary single serve business. The company however did not disclose the amount involved in the transaction.
Tata Global Beverages buys Australian coffee company through UK arm - The Hindu
buys Australian coffee
company through UK arm
Tata Global Beverages has bought, through its overseas subsidiary based in the UK, the entire stake in the equity capital of Bronski Eleven Pty Ltd., Australia. TGB said that the Australian company was engaged in the roast and ground (R&G) coffee and coffee in Pods (single service portions) segments under the MAP brand in Australia. The investment is in line with TGB's strategic vision to become a leader in the good for you beverage segment in Australia, the company said in a stock exchange filing adding that it also help Tata Global Beverages to expand its portfolio to include high growth contemporary single serve business. The company however did not disclose the amount involved in the transaction.
Tata Global Beverages buys Australian coffee company through UK arm - The Hindu
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nah ! but can but its easy to find some jewels in trash!
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HCL Technologies wins contract from Sydney Trains
New Delhi: HCL Technologies Ltd, India's fourth largest software service provider, on Wednesday said it will provide application management and support services to Australian train operator Sydney Trains as a strategic partner. The company did not disclose the value of the contract. The company said it will use its proprietary technologies to ensure a seamless and risk-free transition with zero business disruption. At 12.23pm, HCL shares were up 1.3% at Rs.1,665.25 on BSE, while the benchmark 30-share Sensex was up 0.35% at 27,114.60 points. HCL has extensive experience across industry segments including travel and hospitality. Transportation and logistics continues to be one of the growth areas for the company. Globally, HCL provides IT services to eight logistics service providers, seven airlines, nine railroads, two hotels and five national mail companies. HCL said in a statement that the engagement with Sydney Trains underscored its growing leadership in the global travel, transport and logistics industry. Sydney Trains said it selected HCL due to its experience in managing complex applications landscape globally, strong delivery framework, knowledge management methodologies and expertise in the transport sector.
HCL Technologies wins contract from Sydney Trains - Livemint
New Delhi: HCL Technologies Ltd, India's fourth largest software service provider, on Wednesday said it will provide application management and support services to Australian train operator Sydney Trains as a strategic partner. The company did not disclose the value of the contract. The company said it will use its proprietary technologies to ensure a seamless and risk-free transition with zero business disruption. At 12.23pm, HCL shares were up 1.3% at Rs.1,665.25 on BSE, while the benchmark 30-share Sensex was up 0.35% at 27,114.60 points. HCL has extensive experience across industry segments including travel and hospitality. Transportation and logistics continues to be one of the growth areas for the company. Globally, HCL provides IT services to eight logistics service providers, seven airlines, nine railroads, two hotels and five national mail companies. HCL said in a statement that the engagement with Sydney Trains underscored its growing leadership in the global travel, transport and logistics industry. Sydney Trains said it selected HCL due to its experience in managing complex applications landscape globally, strong delivery framework, knowledge management methodologies and expertise in the transport sector.
HCL Technologies wins contract from Sydney Trains - Livemint
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L&T sets ₹2-lakh cr revenue target by 2021
AM Naik, Group Executive Chairman, L&T, at the company's AGM in Mumbai on Friday.
AM Naik, Group Executive Chairman, L&T, at the company's AGM in Mumbai on Friday.
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Guess who makes the Armour of the characters in Game of Thrones and Assassin's Creed
and other Foreign series with a medieval backdrop?
This is amazing really. Indian Cinema better take note and follow .
and other Foreign series with a medieval backdrop?
Anyone need a suit of armor? Go to India
NEW DELHI — A slick "Make in India" campaign aims to attract cellphone and high-tech manufacturers to the country, but one successful firm is taking a cue from the Middle Ages.
A company named Lord of Battles in the northern city of Dehradun supplies handcrafted swords, shields, armor and other medieval artifacts to famous shows, including HBO's Game of Thrones, the BBC's Merlin series and FX's The Bastard Executioner.
The secret to beating out competitors from China, Poland and the Czech Republic: “We don’t use any modern methods,” said founder Saurabh Mahajan, a former captain in the Indian army. “All the items are handmade, hand sewn, hand hammered.”
Lord of Battles takes advantage of India's ample cheap labor, but it also relies on the country's pool of skilled craftsmen. When starting his business in 2005, Mahajan traveled to the leather-making hub of Kanpur, an industrial city in the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh, to convince a few dozen craftsmen making belts and bags to switch to armor.
“We’ve got people who have been doing it for many years and who are used to making items by hand. So we can give good volumes in less time at a much lower price,” he said.
That’s what attracted Road’s End Films, based in Portland, Ore., which used medieval props created by Lord of Battles on its production of Runestone, a film about Vikings in ninth-century North America that is now under production, director Sterling Fiock said.
“They didn't just make what they wanted but would create what we desired — so much more than just armor, helmets and swords,” Fiock said. “The chain mail had a good patina to it and displayed well on camera.”
Mahajan has long harbored an interest in the colonial-era ceremonial dress and arms of the British regiments stationed in India until the country’s independence in 1948. Shortly after his stint in the army, Mahajan happened to meet an Australian costume designer looking for medieval props. He secured his first order, for $300.
Happy with the props he delivered, the designer helped him make contacts with other theatrical companies until Lord of Battles got its big break.
“The company that really gave me a big jump was the Royal Shakespeare Company,” Mahajan said. “Their costume designer really helped me to get more orders.”
Today, Lord of Battles exports 100% of its products, with nearly all its customers in Europe and the United States.
Mahajan's contract with Game of Thrones prevents him from giving details about what he supplied for Seasons 4 and 5. But a look at what Lord of Battles provides to other productions offers some hints.
For Assassin’s Creed and Merlin, the company created riveted aluminum chain mail tunics, steel gorgets to protect the throat, medieval helmets and titanium armor. For other productions, the company routinely provides swords and daggers, leather items, broaches, cauldrons, kettles and locks.
The initiative helped India surpass China as the world’s top destination for foreign direct investment. But most global manufacturers entered India primarily to tap the huge domestic market rather than create an export hub. Handmade products account for about $3 billion in exports and provide 7 million jobs, according to the India Brand Equity Foundation.
“We have the best people in our country,” Mahajan said. “If we market the items well, we can take over any market in the world.”
NEW DELHI — A slick "Make in India" campaign aims to attract cellphone and high-tech manufacturers to the country, but one successful firm is taking a cue from the Middle Ages.
A company named Lord of Battles in the northern city of Dehradun supplies handcrafted swords, shields, armor and other medieval artifacts to famous shows, including HBO's Game of Thrones, the BBC's Merlin series and FX's The Bastard Executioner.
The secret to beating out competitors from China, Poland and the Czech Republic: “We don’t use any modern methods,” said founder Saurabh Mahajan, a former captain in the Indian army. “All the items are handmade, hand sewn, hand hammered.”
Lord of Battles takes advantage of India's ample cheap labor, but it also relies on the country's pool of skilled craftsmen. When starting his business in 2005, Mahajan traveled to the leather-making hub of Kanpur, an industrial city in the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh, to convince a few dozen craftsmen making belts and bags to switch to armor.
“We’ve got people who have been doing it for many years and who are used to making items by hand. So we can give good volumes in less time at a much lower price,” he said.
That’s what attracted Road’s End Films, based in Portland, Ore., which used medieval props created by Lord of Battles on its production of Runestone, a film about Vikings in ninth-century North America that is now under production, director Sterling Fiock said.
“They didn't just make what they wanted but would create what we desired — so much more than just armor, helmets and swords,” Fiock said. “The chain mail had a good patina to it and displayed well on camera.”
Mahajan has long harbored an interest in the colonial-era ceremonial dress and arms of the British regiments stationed in India until the country’s independence in 1948. Shortly after his stint in the army, Mahajan happened to meet an Australian costume designer looking for medieval props. He secured his first order, for $300.
Happy with the props he delivered, the designer helped him make contacts with other theatrical companies until Lord of Battles got its big break.
“The company that really gave me a big jump was the Royal Shakespeare Company,” Mahajan said. “Their costume designer really helped me to get more orders.”
Today, Lord of Battles exports 100% of its products, with nearly all its customers in Europe and the United States.
Mahajan's contract with Game of Thrones prevents him from giving details about what he supplied for Seasons 4 and 5. But a look at what Lord of Battles provides to other productions offers some hints.
For Assassin’s Creed and Merlin, the company created riveted aluminum chain mail tunics, steel gorgets to protect the throat, medieval helmets and titanium armor. For other productions, the company routinely provides swords and daggers, leather items, broaches, cauldrons, kettles and locks.
The initiative helped India surpass China as the world’s top destination for foreign direct investment. But most global manufacturers entered India primarily to tap the huge domestic market rather than create an export hub. Handmade products account for about $3 billion in exports and provide 7 million jobs, according to the India Brand Equity Foundation.
“We have the best people in our country,” Mahajan said. “If we market the items well, we can take over any market in the world.”
This is amazing really. Indian Cinema better take note and follow .
Why so serious?
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TVS Motor Company Strengthens Peru Presence With Three Products
TVS has launched the TVS Apache RR 310, the TVS NTorq 125 and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in Peru, with a state-of-the-art flagship showroom in Lima.
By CarAndBike Team on Dec 14, 2018 03:56 PM
R Dilip, Senior VP - International Business, TVS and Minhaz Khoja, Director, Indian Motos
Highlights
TVS Motor Company has launched three premium two-wheelers in Peru, and also inaugurated a state-of-the-art showroom in Lima. The flagship motorcycle from the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer, the TVS Apache RR 310, along with the premium 125 cc scooter, TVS NTorq 125 and the premium 160 cc motorcycle, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have been introduced for the Peru market. TVS has also inaugurated a new state-of-the-art showroom in Lima, offering sales, service, spares and other facilities for TVS bikes in partnership with the company's local distributors - Indian Motos.
"We are optimistic about strengthening our presence in the Peru market with the help of our distributors Indian Motos. In our six-year association, they have helped establish our brand in the country especially in terms of three-wheelers. Today, we are delighted to launch three new products and open a state-of-the-art showroom in Peru. The TVS Apache RR 310 is the most advanced offering in our product portfolio - a manifestation of our racing heritage and cutting-edge technology. With TVS NTORQ 125, we have developed an attractive product for the youth of Peru as the scooter is a great package of performance, style and smart features and finally TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is a stylish proposition, boasting of our racing pedigree," said R Dilip, Senior Vice President, International Business, TVS Motor Company.
Indian Motos is the local distributor for TVS products in Peru and has been associated with the Indian two-wheeler brand for over six years. Indian Motos also distributes TVS two-wheelers to over 170 sales points across Peru. TVS is one of the leading two-wheeler exporters from India, and exports the company's products to over 50 countries in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. In the current financial year alone, TVS has exported nearly 2.5 lakh two-wheelers so far.
TVS has launched the TVS Apache RR 310, the TVS NTorq 125 and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in Peru, with a state-of-the-art flagship showroom in Lima.
By CarAndBike Team on Dec 14, 2018 03:56 PM
R Dilip, Senior VP - International Business, TVS and Minhaz Khoja, Director, Indian Motos
Highlights
- TVS Apache RR 310, NTorq 125 and Apache RTR 160 4V launched in Peru
- TVS inaugurates new showroom in Lima
- TVS' Peru partner Indian Motos has over 170 sales points across Peru
TVS Motor Company has launched three premium two-wheelers in Peru, and also inaugurated a state-of-the-art showroom in Lima. The flagship motorcycle from the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer, the TVS Apache RR 310, along with the premium 125 cc scooter, TVS NTorq 125 and the premium 160 cc motorcycle, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have been introduced for the Peru market. TVS has also inaugurated a new state-of-the-art showroom in Lima, offering sales, service, spares and other facilities for TVS bikes in partnership with the company's local distributors - Indian Motos.
"We are optimistic about strengthening our presence in the Peru market with the help of our distributors Indian Motos. In our six-year association, they have helped establish our brand in the country especially in terms of three-wheelers. Today, we are delighted to launch three new products and open a state-of-the-art showroom in Peru. The TVS Apache RR 310 is the most advanced offering in our product portfolio - a manifestation of our racing heritage and cutting-edge technology. With TVS NTORQ 125, we have developed an attractive product for the youth of Peru as the scooter is a great package of performance, style and smart features and finally TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is a stylish proposition, boasting of our racing pedigree," said R Dilip, Senior Vice President, International Business, TVS Motor Company.
Indian Motos is the local distributor for TVS products in Peru and has been associated with the Indian two-wheeler brand for over six years. Indian Motos also distributes TVS two-wheelers to over 170 sales points across Peru. TVS is one of the leading two-wheeler exporters from India, and exports the company's products to over 50 countries in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. In the current financial year alone, TVS has exported nearly 2.5 lakh two-wheelers so far.
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TVS is an Indian Company?......TVS Motor Company Strengthens Peru Presence With Three Products
TVS has launched the TVS Apache RR 310, the TVS NTorq 125 and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in Peru, with a state-of-the-art flagship showroom in Lima.
By CarAndBike Team on Dec 14, 2018 03:56 PM
R Dilip, Senior VP - International Business, TVS and Minhaz Khoja, Director, Indian Motos
Highlights
- TVS Apache RR 310, NTorq 125 and Apache RTR 160 4V launched in Peru
- TVS inaugurates new showroom in Lima
- TVS' Peru partner Indian Motos has over 170 sales points across Peru
TVS Motor Company has launched three premium two-wheelers in Peru, and also inaugurated a state-of-the-art showroom in Lima. The flagship motorcycle from the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer, the TVS Apache RR 310, along with the premium 125 cc scooter, TVS NTorq 125 and the premium 160 cc motorcycle, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have been introduced for the Peru market. TVS has also inaugurated a new state-of-the-art showroom in Lima, offering sales, service, spares and other facilities for TVS bikes in partnership with the company's local distributors - Indian Motos.
"We are optimistic about strengthening our presence in the Peru market with the help of our distributors Indian Motos. In our six-year association, they have helped establish our brand in the country especially in terms of three-wheelers. Today, we are delighted to launch three new products and open a state-of-the-art showroom in Peru. The TVS Apache RR 310 is the most advanced offering in our product portfolio - a manifestation of our racing heritage and cutting-edge technology. With TVS NTORQ 125, we have developed an attractive product for the youth of Peru as the scooter is a great package of performance, style and smart features and finally TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is a stylish proposition, boasting of our racing pedigree," said R Dilip, Senior Vice President, International Business, TVS Motor Company.
Indian Motos is the local distributor for TVS products in Peru and has been associated with the Indian two-wheeler brand for over six years. Indian Motos also distributes TVS two-wheelers to over 170 sales points across Peru. TVS is one of the leading two-wheeler exporters from India, and exports the company's products to over 50 countries in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. In the current financial year alone, TVS has exported nearly 2.5 lakh two-wheelers so far.
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Yes bro headquarters in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
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Classic example of what happens when a company invests money on R&D..TVS Motor Company Strengthens Peru Presence With Three Products
TVS has launched the TVS Apache RR 310, the TVS NTorq 125 and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in Peru, with a state-of-the-art flagship showroom in Lima.
By CarAndBike Team on Dec 14, 2018 03:56 PM
R Dilip, Senior VP - International Business, TVS and Minhaz Khoja, Director, Indian Motos
Highlights
- TVS Apache RR 310, NTorq 125 and Apache RTR 160 4V launched in Peru
- TVS inaugurates new showroom in Lima
- TVS' Peru partner Indian Motos has over 170 sales points across Peru
TVS Motor Company has launched three premium two-wheelers in Peru, and also inaugurated a state-of-the-art showroom in Lima. The flagship motorcycle from the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer, the TVS Apache RR 310, along with the premium 125 cc scooter, TVS NTorq 125 and the premium 160 cc motorcycle, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have been introduced for the Peru market. TVS has also inaugurated a new state-of-the-art showroom in Lima, offering sales, service, spares and other facilities for TVS bikes in partnership with the company's local distributors - Indian Motos.
"We are optimistic about strengthening our presence in the Peru market with the help of our distributors Indian Motos. In our six-year association, they have helped establish our brand in the country especially in terms of three-wheelers. Today, we are delighted to launch three new products and open a state-of-the-art showroom in Peru. The TVS Apache RR 310 is the most advanced offering in our product portfolio - a manifestation of our racing heritage and cutting-edge technology. With TVS NTORQ 125, we have developed an attractive product for the youth of Peru as the scooter is a great package of performance, style and smart features and finally TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is a stylish proposition, boasting of our racing pedigree," said R Dilip, Senior Vice President, International Business, TVS Motor Company.
Indian Motos is the local distributor for TVS products in Peru and has been associated with the Indian two-wheeler brand for over six years. Indian Motos also distributes TVS two-wheelers to over 170 sales points across Peru. TVS is one of the leading two-wheeler exporters from India, and exports the company's products to over 50 countries in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. In the current financial year alone, TVS has exported nearly 2.5 lakh two-wheelers so far.
And they are making world class products......
Why so serious?
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TVS stands for Thirukkurungudi Vengaram Sundram , that's the name of the founder.
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I am royal enfield fan they are also doing good in foreign, after some initial hiccups their HIMALAYAN is back again as apple of the eye.
Similarly ROXOR is also making right noises in USA.
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To extend this argument further..
I’d say let’s not focus on R&D in entire country, we can focus in only the south states. That’s where most of the scientific research institutes are...
