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In organizations, the error is to associate top-management with Garuda-dhristi and bottom-management with Sarpa-dhristi. This is why there are so many gaps between vision and implementation.
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Indian Scientists Pave the Way for A New Therapy for Type 2 Diabetes
They have found that an enzyme plays a major role in determining the ability of cells to detect and respond to the hormone insulin
Palampur to Have Army Cantonment
The Himachal Government on the request of the Ministry of Home Affairs explored the possibilities of transfer of land under tea along with change of land use (CLU) to the Ministry of Defence.
Parag Milk Foods from India Launches Premium Milk Brand in Singapore
New Delhi: Dairy FMCG company Parag Milk Foods Monday said it has launched its farm-to-home premium milk brand ‘Pride of Cows’ in Singapore.
The company claimed to be the first Indian company to sell fresh milk in Singapore.
It is airlifting the milk from its dairy farm, located in Manchar, near Pune to Singapore.
Pride of Cows will initially be available through various home delivery platforms.
“A typical Pride of Cows consumer has an evolved taste preference and is brand as well as health conscious.
With an abundance of such consumers in Singapore, we have identified a huge opportunity for expansion there,” Parag Milk Foods Chairman Devendra Shah said in a statement.
As the consumption of fresh and organic milk has increased in Singapore, consumers have become mindful of the source of the milk they consume and its nutrient content and we believe that there is a dearth of such products in the country, Shah said.
Moreover, for the affluent consumer, experiential luxury is what truly drives spending, and a brand like Pride of Cows epitomises those ideals, he added.
Shares of Parag Milk Foods closed at Rs 241.90 on the BSE, up 0.06 per cent from its previous close.
India Extends ₹ 1.6 Billion Aid to Nepal for Rebuilding Earthquake-Hit Houses
India’s ambassador to Nepal Manjeev Singh Puri handed over the cheque to Finance Secretary of Nepal Rajan Khanal for the reconstruction work, Indian embassy here said in a statement.
Landing Tejas Jet On An Aircraft Carrier: Small Team Fights Big Deadline
The government, which has already committed Rs. 3,500 crore to develop the fighter, needs a straight answer. Will the prototypes of the Tejas-N (Naval), now being tested, eventually result in a multi-role carrier-borne fighter good enough to hold its own against emerging threats in the Indian Ocean region?
After 8 Days of Search, IAF Spots Wreckage of Missing AN-32 in Arunachal Pradesh
The aircraft carrying six officers, five airmen and two non-combatants (enrolled) took off from Jorhat in Assam at 12.27 pm on June 3 for the Mechuka Advance Landing Ground in Arunachal Pradesh, where it was supposed to reach at 1.30 pm. The weather over the region was turbulent on the day and the aircraft’s last contact with ground agencies was at around 1.00 pm.
Dassault Aviation Likely to Start Making Rafale Parts in India This Year for Global Clients
According to industry sources, the French firm has already carried out a test production of certain parts that could be manufactured here. A formal announcement to this effect, they said, could come in September, when the first of the 36 Rafale ordered by the Indian Air Force are handed over in France.
₹ 280-Crore Plan Afoot for Island, Border Security Using Space Tech
The Centre had late last year set up a special task force to identify areas for use of space technology. It was headed by the joint secretary (border management), with members from the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) and Border Guarding Forces (BGFs).
India Backs Israel to Keep Palestinian Group Out of UN Bodies
The Israeli foreign ministry described Shahed as a Palestinian organisation based in Lebanon that “claims to deal with human rights and humanitarian issues, but in practice is an organisation that Israel has declared a terrorist organization”.