CONSOLIDATION IN THE INDIAN INDUSTRY IN AUTOMATION
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Lots of acquisition have been going around in the Indian automation Industry with heavy inroads by MNCs to acquire Indian companies.
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The productivity is obviously linked to availability of Skilled manpower, quality material, Efficiently tailored equipment suited to site use, timely release of funds and last but the most important ingredient that is an Efficient Project management team using appropriate techniques ensuring the effective optimized use of all the above resources. Apart from these basic requirements effective methodologies employed in every stage of construction, Quality assurance plans and Project management techniques play important roles in project administration. The project staff whatever efficient may be the constant on job training make them effective work force to complete the project on time. To retain the skilled labour effective welfare measures like hygienic labour camps including medical, water and toilet facility, timely labour payments and safety at construction site ensures the improvement of productivity in the Construction industry.
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The National Sample Survey Organization(NSSO) discovered in its survey that almost half the country's farmers would abandon farming if they could find another occupation. If the FARMER does not grow food what will we eat ??? It is not like understanding Rocket Science to realize that we need to make Agriculture work if we as a Nation are to get anywhere. What can we do ? Indian farmer is always in a vicious cycle..What belongs to the farmers,should be rightly given to them..I mean compensation..no middlemen is required between the farmer n consumer..they should get a good price for whatever they are growing. Example : The small cotton roll that u buy in the pharmacy costs u around 40-50 bucks..and it weighs around a 100 gms..the gin buys cotton from the farmer at rates like 300 or 400 rupees for around 40 kgs (measured in maunds actually..not very sure about the conversion)just imagine the difference..nobody is looting us for this..we are actually looting the farmer.for this we...
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It’s time for cricket business. The next two days will see the owners of the 10 Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket franchisees descending to the garden city with big bucks to pick the finest cricketing talents in what could be a bidding war. A total of 350 international and domestic cricketers are up for grabs to play in the cash-rich IPL 4 to be held from April 8 to May 22. Glitz and glamour will also be the highlight over the weekend with the business moguls like liquor baron Vijay Mallya (Royal Challengers), World’s fourth richest man Mukesh Ambani (Mumbai Indians), the Bollywood King Shah Rukh Khan (Kolkata Knight Riders), and the glamorous Preity Zinta (Kings XI Punjab) and Shilpa Shetty (Rajasthan Royals) are set to dazzle the ball room. Barring the twelve players, including Sachin Tendulkar, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virender Sehwag, Virat Kohli have been retained by their previous franchises. The cap on spending for a franchisee is $9 million and for those who have...
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Planting a tree might be fun but when it turns out to be a business venture, it is something worth reading about. More so, as the tree proves to be an alternative source of edible oil or Vanaspati Ghee. The tree known as Phulwara or Chyur in local language is also popularly known as the Indian Butter Tree. Scientifically known as Aisendra buttyracea, the wonder tree produces oil seeds, which are rich in oil content and has the potency of hydrogenated oil or Vanaspati Ghee. Interestingly, it is used as a substitute of ghee in many parts of Nepal, Kumaon and the tribal areas of Chakrauta hills in Uttranchal for the past many centuries. This wonder tree also known as Kalpabriksha locally literally means, ' the tree which fulfills every human need '. It is found at an altitude of 2,000 to 5,000 feet in the sub Himalayan tract covering the Himalayan region, which includes regions like Uttranchal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Nepal and Manipur. The tree can also grow in Andaman and Nicobar islands....
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