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Cyrus received full ownership rights: Tata Sons

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Every day a fresh angle is added to the story that began with the removal of Cyrus Mistry as chairman of Tata Sons and the publication of his email containing allegations against Ratan Tata.

On Thursday Tata Sons released a statement in response to Cyrus Mistry’s accusations.

According to the report, Cyrus was given full control over the Tata Group firms in his capacity as executive chairman.

Additionally, it was said that the chairman of Tata Sons receives complete authority from the board to manage opportunities and difficulties.

Cyrus Mistry complained to the board in a five-page email that his work was frequently interrupted, leaving him to serve as the Lame Duck’s (specifically) chairman.

Tata Sons stated in a statement that it is sad that claims regarding the truth of all business decisions were only made after his removal. The choices that the former president, who played a variety of roles throughout the previous ten years, was personally involved in were also discussed.

“Allegations are now being made against the people and the board of ignoring the rules of corporate governance whose choices were purportedly made while the former Chairman was in office,” Tata Sons said in a statement (Cyrus)…. It was discovered that the former chairman (Cyrus) did not work in harmony with the group’s culture and working style during his term.

Tata Sons has added that Mistry’s loss of the board members’ trust is regrettable for a number of reasons.

The board stated in its statement that the loyalty and collaboration of the group’s more than 6 lakh employees are just as important as the ideals and ethics of the board room in determining the strength of the Tata Group.

Tata Sons claimed that Mistry had attempted to harm the group’s reputation in the eyes of the workforce, which was unforgivable.

Cyrus Mistry complained to the board in a five-page email that his work was frequently interrupted, undermining his authority as chairman.

The Asia Cup was lost by Team India. Consider the equation to determine how India will advance to the final.

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Online Desk in New DelhiThe Indian cricket team suffered their second consecutive loss in the Asia Cup Super-Four. Team India was nearly eliminated from contention for the championship game after their losses to Pakistan and Sri Lanka. India batted first on Tuesday and defeated Sri Lanka with a score of 173 for 8. In response, Sri Lanka practically assured a spot in the championship game by achieving the victory target in 19.5 overs.

The Indian team lost its second straight game, therefore eliminating it from contention for the championship. Now, Team India would have to rely on other teams losing as well as on their own win. The defending champions Rohit Sharma’s squad lost a good opportunity, and they now risk being eliminated from the competition. We’ll have to wait and see what is said about the game of cricket and which two teams will compete in the final.

Asia Cup team eliminated

India won convincingly against Pakistan and Hong Kong in the group games, qualifying them for the Super Four. India had advanced to the second round in Group A by maintaining their leadIn the first Super match, Pakistan defeated India by five wickets. In the second game, the Sri Lankan squad was trounced by six wickets.. It can be inferred from the two-point standings at this point that Team India is having trouble winning the championship.

How will India go to the final?

Everyone is wondering if the Indian team would be able to go to the final after suffering two losses. The hope for Team India is still alive, that much is certain. To advance to the final, India will need victories from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka. India will now need to defeat Afghanistan by a wide margin in their upcoming match.

With this, we must hope that Sri Lanka and Afghanistan’s teams defeat Pakistan. Sri Lanka would be the first team to win three games and advance to the championship if this were to occur. After the Super Four phase, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India will all still have one victory each. The winner in this scenario will be the team with the better net run rate.

A young man in Bareilly gambled 500 rupees and slapped a railway employee on the cheek, causing chaos.

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ACM Slaps Young Man for Betting in Bareilly: A young man from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, bet with his buddies that he could smack the Assistant Commercial Manager (ACM) by going into the Divisional Railway Manager’s office. He then immediately walked to the ACM and slapped him.

Due to the accused’s actions, there was anarchy in the office. The accused was apprehended by the staff. The accused identified himself as Dhirendra Gangwar, an Izzatnagar inhabitant who lives in Linker Enclave. He has been the subject of a FIR for obstruction of government operations, intimidation, and other offences.

The Assistant Commercial Manager (ACM) for the Izzatnagar Railway Division is Mukesh Kumar. He claimed to have been in the office on Monday at 4:45 pm in the complaint letter he sent to the Izzatnagar Police. Suddenly, a young man entered the room and started to attack. made threats and began to beat.

The office employees identified the perpetrator after hearing the sounds. He disclosed his name to be Dhirendra Gangwar after questioning. With him, the staff arrived at the Izzatnagar police station. The suspect acknowledged under questioning that he had formed a condition with Ravi and Manoj, two buddies from the community.

Uncertain of who struck you?

The defendant was drinking when they were accused. He was not even aware of this when the police asked who had been assaulted. In this case, it is assumed that his friends carried out the planned action. According to Inspector Sanjay Kumar of Izzatnagar, information is also being gathered regarding the suspects’ friends.

Offices will open with 50% employee capacity; LG turns down proposal to end weekend curfew

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The ruling Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi had sent a proposal to Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal to remove many restrictions, including lifting the weekend curfew, but he has turned it down. Although 50 percent of the employees will be able to work in private offices, the Delhi government’s proposal has been accepted by the Lieutenant Governor. In such a situation, from Monday, government and private offices of Delhi will open with 50 percent employee capacity.

At present, the markets will open on an odd-even basis.

The Delhi government had also proposed to open all the markets in its proposal, but the Lieutenant Governor has not given permission. It has been said that the status quo should be maintained with regard to weekend curfew and opening of markets and a decision should be taken on this subject when the situation of coronavirus infection improves further.

Significantly, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi had approved this proposal of relaxation along with the removal of weekend curfew, the regular opening of markets, but Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal rejected it. Overall, all kinds of restrictions will continue in Delhi for now. 

There is also a proposal for relief

  • The odd-even system to open a shop will end
  • Weekend curfew may be lifted in Delhi
  • Private offices will also open with 50 percent capacity
  • Delhi Metro will run daily with 100% speed, so far due to the weekend curfew, the metro is running at an interval of 15-20 minutes on Saturday and Sunday.

It is worth noting that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said many times in the past that if the cases of corona decrease, then relaxation in restrictions can be announced. At the same time, on Friday, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain had said that the cases of corona in Delhi are decreasing in less than a week. During this time, 50 percent cases have come down so far. Therefore, the cases of corona have come down to half after reaching the peak, but the danger is not completely averted, so the restrictions imposed for the prevention of corona will have to wait a bit for relief.

He said that the cases of corona in Delhi had reached more than 28 thousand and the infection rate had reached more than 30 percent. In comparison, the cases are now halved. The infection rate has also come down to 22-24 percent. Therefore, it seems that the peak of corona infection in Delhi is over and the cases are decreasing. The infection rate is likely to drop further in a few days. On the issue of less testing, he said that Delhi is getting the maximum number of tests in proportion to the population.

Every person who comes for examination in hospitals and dispensaries is being screened. No one is denied investigation. When the cases of corona were increasing, then more number of people were getting sick. That’s why more people were coming to get tested. Now people are getting sick less. That’s why a small number of people are reaching to get tested. Because of this the investigation has been reduced somewhat. He said that at one time before the third wave, the cases of corona had come down to 50. Whereas now the infection rate is more than 20 percent and cases are also coming from 12 thousand to 13 thousand. That’s why it’s important to be cautious now.

Kiwi Foods explains about FMCG and its Challenges

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Kiwi foods is one of the leading chip manufacturers in India and they have been at this position for quite a few years now. Kiwi foods has achieved this position of being these chips manufacturers in India after successfully overcoming all the challenges of the FMCG industry. Like all other industries, FMCG also has its own set of challenges. Some of these have moved and shifted over a certain period, whereas others remain the same. These changes constantly make different scales of impacts on various sectors of the industry and various brands such as Kiwi foods. Kiwi foods is a leading name as chips manufacturer in India as well as snack manufacturer in India. Let’s discuss more about the challenges and few of these challenges has their impact on the industry are listed below:-

  • Shoppers are smarter: – Shoppers and consumers are smarter and better informed than ever before. They now have a wide array of products to choose from and cater to their needs. They are more progressed towards various private labels. Owing to their pre-assumptions. With this, consumers are redefining their understanding of product value and hence are also reflecting a different shopping pattern.

 

  • Discounts expanding: – Rapid expansion of discounts in the existing market and new market hurts the retailers and also on manufacturer’s brands. This discount structure puts pressure on retailers and manufacturers to redefine their offers and schemes to pull in customers.

 

  • Omnichannel: – It seems like only a few years ago that retailers in FMCG started using this term. At that time, the application of this term was limited to different types of retail. It was later identified that omnichannel meant engaging with consumers and shoppers all the time, along the path to purchase. Nowadays, people are realizing more and more that omnichannel is not only limited to multiple store formats and e-commerce. It’s the whole information package that allows consumers and shoppers to shop when what and where they want. Retailers are trying to create a seamless link between this information channel and the store inside stories but some organizations understand this. Manufacturers, in particular, are trying their best by investing their resources to wrap their arms around this, as they are not directly involved with the customers and hence find omnichannel as a real challenge.

 

  • Big Data:- Data to market is what oxygen is to the human body and hence accumulating and managing data in sync with omnichannel is another major challenge to FMCG units. It is important to understand and manage data using advanced AI methods. Retailers on this part have shown a greater involvement as compared to the manufacturers who are still coping up with this. On the manufacturer end, the big data project still needs to be upscaled.

New Year’s party, marriages are banned amidst increasing cases of Omicron… Read Now to know the Strict Rules in Your State

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New Year’s party, marriages are banned In view of the increasing infection of Omicron, the state governments have become alert. So far, this variant has knocked in 22 states and union territories. So far, more than 750 cases of Omicron have been reported across the country, out of which Delhi and Maharashtra have the highest number of cases. Along with this, there has also been an increase in the number of daily cases of corona. While around six thousand cases were being registered daily for the last several days, in the last 24 hours, the number of new cases has gone up to more than nine thousand. In view of these circumstances, the states have started taking precautionary measures. The Karnataka government has also announced a ten-day night curfew. There will be a night curfew from 10 pm to 7 am, during which no one will be allowed to go out of the house.

The government has said that it is taking additional containment measures to break the chain of infection in the state. As a preventive measure, the government has also banned New Year’s parties and gatherings in public places. Apart from this, instructions have been given to open hotels, pubs, clubs, and restaurants with 50 percent capacity. During the night curfew, movement of essential activities such as goods carrying vehicles, buses, trains, metro, air travel, home delivery, and other movements will be strictly prohibited. Let us know what steps have been taken by the states to prevent the infection of Omicron-

Schools and colleges closed in Delhi

In view of the increasing pace of infection of Omicron in the capital, the Delhi government has announced the closure of schools and colleges. Apart from this, all private offices have been allowed to function with only 50 percent staff. At the same time, gathering of large crowds in markets, restaurants and hotels is prohibited and only 20 people will be able to attend weddings. A total of 238 cases of Omicron have been registered in Delhi so far.

Section 144 imposed in Maharashtra

So far 167 people have come under the grip of Omicron in Maharashtra. In view of these circumstances, Section 144 has been imposed in the state, which will remain in force till December 31. Not more than five people can gather in public places.

In Haryana, only people who have been vaccinated are allowed to go to goods, restaurants

The Haryana government has allowed only people who have got vaccinated to go to public places like malls, cinema halls, restaurants. Apart from this, till January 1, 2022, there will be a night curfew from 11 pm to 5 am.

Night curfew imposed in Gujarat too

Night curfew has been implemented in Gujarat too after Omicron cases were reported. People will not be allowed to come out of their homes from 11 pm to 5 am.

Section 144 implemented in UP till December 31

The Uttar Pradesh government has given strict instructions for night curfew. Apart from this, Section 144 of CrPC will continue in Noida and Lucknow till December 31. Here too, people will not be allowed to come out of the house from 11 pm to 5 am.

MP government emphasizes on vaccination

In view of the threat of Omicron, the Madhya Pradesh government has implemented night curfew from 11 pm to 5 am. Along with this, the government has banned the entry of people above 18 years of age who have not taken both doses, in cinema halls, multiplexes, theatres, gyms, coaching classes, swimming pools, clubs.

Night curfew in Assam too

Cases of Omicron have also been reported in Assam. Due to this, the state government has imposed a curfew from 11.30 pm to 6 am.

Uttarakhand government instructs police to impose night curfew

The Uttarakhand government has instructed the district administration and police to effectively implement the night curfew. However, essential services will remain open during the night curfew.