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GENERAL MANAGER INSPECTS D&D CENTRE

Chittaranjan: Satish Kumar Kashyup, General Manager, Chittaranjan Locomotive Works(CLW) along with other Sr. Officers visited Central Stores depot and Design & Development (D&D) centre today. He inspected various stores sheds / depots and was shown about the computer based information system adopted in receipt & despatch of stores. Later, he visited  D & D centre and the latest developmental works in 3-phase loco technology including the 3D visuals were shown around. He also visited Central Power house and took information about the Grid power to workshop and domestic supply. He was accompanied by the Departmental Heads, Officers of Stores dept., D & D centre and Power house. He advised for improvement in stores management & inventory control, adaptation of new & latest technique for further improving the design & development of loco items and use of modern equipments for containing the loss in power supply.

For good skin, you need wow factor: Bhumi

Mumbai: After WOW Skin Science roped in Bhumi Pednekar as its brand ambassador, the Bollywood star revealed in a short brand video-film the secret of going back to nature to regain the trust for her skin. “Trust is not a tried and tested formula, and it is only nature that I trust the most for my skincare regime which is why WOW Skin Science became my most preferred choice,” said Bhumi Pednekar.

Govt again tries to sell Pawan Hans, invites EoIs

New Delhi: After repeated failed attempts to disinvest public sector helicopter service provider, Pawan Hans, the Central government has again initiated the process of its sale and has sought expressions of interest (EoI) for the Mini Ratna company. The company’s authorised capital as on March 31, 2020 was Rs 560 crore and paid-up share capital was Rs 557.48 crore. Around 2,84,316 equity shares are held by the President of India, through Ministry of Civil Aviation, aggregating to 51 per cent of the total paid-up share capital, and 2,73,166 equity shares are held by ONGC, aggregating to 49 per cent of the total paid-up share capital.

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