Fox Mandal to spread its wings in Myanmar, Africa
Bhopal: India’s oldest law firm Fox Mandal has embarked on establishing its footprints across the globe with the aim to make legal services less complicated, accessible and affordable to increasing number of people. With offices in India and Bangladesh at present, the firm is now looking to expand wings in Myanmar and Africa. Further, Fox Mandal is also planning to launch offices in Myanmar, Nepal and Africa. Fox Mandal is a well-reputed full services law firm offering an appropriate mix of the necessary legal expertise, industry specialization and commercial acumen. This firm of advocates, solicitors and notaries has offices in Bangalore, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi, Noida and Pune with representative offices at Coimbatore, Mangalore, Trivandrum, and other important cities in India. Som Mandal, Managing Partner of Fox Mandal said, “We look forward to obtaining a considerable share of corporate legal matters in Myanmar where major oil and natural gas companies have a formidable presence. Subsequently we intend to establish our presence in Africa as well.”
IPS officers meet Governor at Raj Bhavan
Bhopal: The probationary officers of the Indian Police Service paid courtesy visit to the Governor Shri Lalji Tandon at Raj Bhavan. The Governor told them that the high morals of work are the basis of success. In real sense, public service is a strong medium of developing society and removing its evils. It is also an important responsibility. He said that high ideals should be the goal of your work. Move forward keeping in mind that the honour of uniform is the honour of the society and the country. The Governor said that officers should work as servants of the society. The scope of thinking should be broad and the perspective should be wide.
Empowered committee approves Nirbhaya proposal
Bhopal: The Empowered Committee has approved the Nirbhaya proposal given by the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board for development of tourist places in the form of ‘Safe-Tourist places’ for Women. A presentation in this regard was given by the Secretary Tourism Faiz Ahmed Qidwai for the technical and financial support from the Women and Child Development of the Union Government to run this project in the meeting of the empowered committee held in New Delhi. The project cost is about Rs 27.98 crore. In the next 3 years, the project will be implemented in phased manner at 50 tourist-places by dividing them into 20 clusters. Under the project, training and capacity building for beneficiaries, awareness towards safety of women, creativity, IEC, self-defence training, assessment of tourist places with a point of view of security and presence of maximum working women will be ensured. Activities like creating women friendly atmosphere, skill development and capacity building, dissemination of necessary information and rendering cooperation to women tourists are included in this.