18, Aug 2023
Q1FY24 Results of Pitti Engineering Limited
Hyderabad, 18th August 2023: Pitti Engineering Limited has declared its financial results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2023.
(₹ in crore)
| Particulars | Q1FY24 | Q1FY23 | YoY (%) |
| Total Revenue | 290.71 | 311.06 | (6.54) |
| EBITDA | 42.43 | 35.45 | 19.69 |
| EBITDA per tonne (₹) | 42,607 | 40,539 | 5.10 |
| PAT | 13.97 | 11.71 | 19.30 |
Q1 FY24 – Financial Highlights
Total Revenue was at ₹290.71 crores, as compared to ₹ 311.06 crore in Q1 FY23, down by 6.54%.
- EBITDA was at ₹42.43 crore, as compared to ₹ 35.45 crore, registered a growth of 19.69%
- EBITDA per tonne stands at ₹42,607, as compared to ₹ 40,539 in Q1 FY23, registered a growth of 5.10%
- Net Profit was at ₹13.97 crore, as compared to ₹ 11.71 crore in Q1 FY23, clocking a growth of 19.30%
Operational Highlights:
- We achieved the sales volume of 9,958 MT inQ1 FY24. The market outlook remains positive with robust demand for our products and services.
- Our EBIDTA forQ1 FY 24 grew by 19.69% year-on-year growth to ₹ 42.43 crore, highest ever EBITDA recorded for a quarter.
- Our Company has recorded a net profit of ₹13.97 crore, indicating a year-on-year growth of 19.30% against, ₹11.71 crore in Q1FY23.
- The ongoing brownfield expansion at our facilities is progressing as planned.
Commenting on the results, Mr. Akshay S. Pitti, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, said that
“Pitti Engineering Limited has achieved an exceptional milestone by recording its highest-ever EBITDA of ₹ 42.43 crore for Q1 FY 24 with a YoY growth of 19.69%. Our blended EBITDA was at ₹ 42,607 per MT, while the net profit surged to ₹ 13.97 crore with a YoY growth of 19.30%.”
“On the capex side, the brownfield expansions at Aurangabad and Hyderabad remain on track. The marginal de-growth in revenues were on account of reduction in cost of raw materials. The demand outlook and volumes in the second quarter are very encouraging and we are on track to achieve our guidance on both volumes and profitability for the year.”
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18, Aug 2023
NMIMS Chandigarh’s Yashmit Chawla Leads Delight in Diversity Festival Held in Bulgaria
18th August 2023, Chandigarh – Yashmit Chawla, an enterprising third-year BBA student specializing in Finance at NMIMS Chandigarh Campus, has received commendation for his pivotal role in organizing the captivating “Delight in Diversity” Festival held in Bulgaria. This prestigious event marked the culmination of a transformative three-week Student Boot Camp funded by the Erasmus+ program under the HARMONY project.
During the enchanting Summer Theatre in Dobrich, Bulgaria, the “Delight in Diversity” Festival brought to the forefront the collaborative efforts of students from eminent universities across India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh. Yashmit Chawla, along with his fellow organizers, embarked on a mission to create an immersive and enlightening cultural experience that celebrated intercultural understanding and fostered global connections.
Yashmit Chawla’s journey to spearhead the festival began with his participation in a digital storytelling competition during his second year at NMIMS Chandigarh Campus. The competition, a part of the Harmony Project funded by Erasmus, saw Yashmit emerge as one of the 21 winners across three countries – India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh. The subsequent journey led him to a transformative three-week Boot Camp at the Varna University of Management, Bulgaria.
The selection process for the Boot Camp was rigorous, involving a two-round assessment. Yashmit and his peers were tasked with creating a storyboard and producing a short film that challenged long-standing beliefs and explored intercultural awareness. Out of a pool of participants from across the university, Yashmit’s originality, technical expertise, and the emotional impact of his storytelling secured his spot among the 15 selected participants.
During the Boot Camp, Yashmit experienced an eye-opening immersion into diverse cultures, gaining firsthand insights that transcended textbook knowledge. The camp’s well-structured curriculum covered three modules – event management, intercultural competence and communication, and leadership. Collaborative assignments and diverse team interactions facilitated cross-cultural exchange, enriching Yashmit’s understanding of global dynamics.
As the event director for “Delight in Diversity,” Yashmit navigated the dynamics of 21 students from diverse backgrounds, crafting a program that showcased traditional dances, music, and arts and crafts from India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. The event’s resounding success left a lasting impact on the audience, inspiring deeper connections and cultural appreciation.
Participating in ‘Delight in Diversity’ has broadened Yashmit’s global perspective and deepened his understanding of cultural exchanges.
Thanking NMIMS Chandigarh for playing a significant role in shaping him, he said, “The curriculum at NMIMS Chandigarh has been incredibly enriching and comprehensive. Many of the concepts discussed during my experience at the boot camp were already familiar to me. NMIMS does not solely focus on academic excellence but also places great emphasis on
holistic development. This unique approach has not only enabled me to seize opportunities like this but has also shaped me into a more well-rounded individual. I am deeply grateful for the chance they have provided me. My heartfelt appreciation goes out to the faculty for their guidance in filmmaking. I am eager to continue learning under their mentorship. Looking back, I can confidently say that I am a far better person today than I was two years ago, and I attribute this growth to NMIMS. The values of attention to detail and strong work ethics that I have imbibed here have been instrumental in shaping my journey.”
DrJaskiran Kaur, Campus Director, NMIMS Chandigarh, further highlighted the university’s role in Yashmit’s journey: “At NMIMS Chandigarh, we instill values of leadership, empathy, and innovation, empowering our students to thrive in real-world scenarios. Yashmit’s success in ‘Delight in Diversity’ is a shining example of how our institution shapes well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.”
18, Aug 2023
Sunteck Foundation by Sunteck Realty facilitates Independence Day Celebrations at Saneguruji Primary School, Kalyan
Kalyan, August 18, 2023: Celebrating Independence Day in schools holds paramount significance as it nurtures a profound understanding of national history and values among students. On August 15, 2023, Sunteck Foundation by Sunteck Realty organised a National Flag Hoisting ceremony at Saneguruji Primary School, a KDMC institution for underprivileged children in Aadhar Wadi, Kalyan West. This initiative aimed to celebrate the Independence Day by uniting students of diverse origins to honour the nation’s freedom and show reverence to our national heroes.
Speaking about community development, Anupma Khetan, Customer Experience Evangelist, Sunteck Realty, said, “Sunteck actively engages in collaborative efforts for community development, aiming to drive social and cultural progress. Through empowering engagements, we foster sustainable growth, resulting in vibrant neighbourhoods that reflect our commitment to enhancing the welfare of the community.”
The school children of Saneguruji Primary School, accompanied by the faculty and volunteers, actively engaged in the flag hoisting ceremony. The collective rendition of the National Anthem resonated with immense pride, symbolizing their shared patriotism.
Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Anita Dhairysing Tayade/Koli, Principal, Saneguruji Primary School, expressed, “We extend our gratitude to Sunteck for their generous support. Such support aids us in enhancing education and fostering an environment that nurtures a sense of belonging and community among our students. This, in turn, boosts enrolment and attendance of children.”
Engaging in patriotic activities instils pride in students, fostering an understanding of freedom’s significance and promoting active citizenship.
18, Aug 2023
Prashanthi Balamandira Trust is all set to join the Social Stock Exchange
Mumbai, August 18: An event on the Social Stock Exchange segment jointly hosted by Prashanthi Balamandira Trust, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd, and Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd., was held today. The Social Stock Exchange segment provides new avenues for social enterprises to finance social initiatives, provide them visibility and bring in increased transparency in fund mobilisation and utilisation by social enterprises. Any social enterprise, Not-for-Profit Organisation (NPOs) or For-Profit Social Enterprise (FPE), that establishes its primacy of social intent can get registered / listed on Social Stock Exchange segment.
Mr Ashishkumar Chauhan, MD and CEO, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd, today urged top social enterprises doing exemplary work in the developmental sector area to get themselves registered in the Social Stock Exchange (SSE).
Mr Chauhan welcomed Sadguru Sri Madhusudan Sai, who spearheads Prashanthi Balamandira Trust, which has applied for registration at SSE. Recently, the Prashanthi Balamandira Trust also received Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
“Social Stock Exchange not only offers the social enterprises a credible platform to raise funds using the Exchange mechanism but also offers investors the opportunity to align their investments /donations with their values. NSE Social Stock Exchange has already registered 18 NPOs on its platform covering sectors like skill development, healthcare, sanitation, education, women empowerment etc. and is engaging with several NPO’s to raise funds thru the ZCZP instruments. We are committed to developing this platform and taking a step towards a more equitable, sustainable, and compassionate future”, said Mr Chauhan, who delivered the keynote address.
Sri Madhusudan Sai in his talk said, “The stock market, government, and corporate can’t work alone. Society needs to come together to create success. Charity is in the genes of Indians. What is required is an opportunity coming in the form of charity. We also need ratings for NGOs, and I propose an ESG credit score to be created for charitable organisations. Also, with maximum donations coming from outside India, there should be some regulations in place. One needs to think about how to recognise a person’s non-monetary service as well through the scores. The Social Stock Exchange should ensure governance, transparency, validity & verifiability of the funds utilised and mobilised”.
A high-level panel discussion on Social Stock Exchange: Understanding Donors’ Perspective saw experts deliberating on the key indicators for the donors funding the listed non-profits. Experts included, Ms. Dhruvi Shah – Executive Trustee and Chief Executive Officer, Axis Bank Foundation; Mr Anuj K. Agarwal – CEO, ICICI Foundation; Mr J N Gupta – Founder and Managing Director at Stakeholders Empowerment Services; Mr Shailesh Haribhakti – Chairman, Shailesh Haribhakti & Associates; Mr Raman Malik – GM Admin and CSR, CO, BPCL; and Dr Harish K Ahuja – Sr Vice President, National Stock Exchange. The Social Stock Exchange gives an opportunity for transparent mobilisation and utilisation of funds received by non-profits and positions the listed non-profits’ credibility and branding.
18, Aug 2023
Taco Bell India introduces new range of Indian Tacos
Kochi: Taco Bell, the world’s leading Mexican-inspired restaurant brand has announced the launch of its crazy and delicious Indian Desi Menu- an extraordinary flavour medley that bridges the gap between Mexican-inspired QSR offerings and the diverse tastes of Indian audiences. This unique menu, consisting of three enticing new flavorful premium tacos, has been specially innovated to resonate with the assorted palates across India.
The Indian Desi Menu features a tantalizing array of delectable offerings. Consumers can savor the rich and creamy Paneer Makhni Taco, the indulgent delight of a Butter Chicken Taco or relish the succulent Chicken Seekh Kebab Taco. Each product has been meticulously prepared with a heavenly blend of proprietary ingredients, perfectly paired with a medley of fresh veggies, all lovingly nestled in warm and pillowy chalupa bread or served in a delightfully soft shell. An unforgettable blend of bold and diverse flavors, the Indian Desi Menu is available at all Taco Bell restaurants across India starting at just INR 165*.
Commenting on the introduction of the new offering, Gaurav Burman, Director, Burman Hospitality Private Limited, Taco Bell’s exclusive franchise partner in India, said, “Taco Bell® India has consistently strived to establish itself as one of the most innovative QSR in the country. With the introduction of the ‘Indian Desi Menu’ we are thrilled to offer our consumers something culturally desi, crazy and delicious. This innovative menu is a testament to our commitment to crafting exceptional experiences that resonate with the diverse and vibrant tastes of the Indian audience. As we continue to expand our footprint across the country, it becomes imperative to bring about an offering that bridges the gap between the rich flavours of Indian cuisine and the beloved taco concept Taco Bell is renowned for. We invite everyone to come and savour this exceptional taco adventure as we aim to leave an indelible mark on our customers’ taste buds.”
The Indian Desi Menu promises a gastronomic adventure like no other, featuring deliciously decadent creations. The brand is excited to introduce a captivating digital campaign, bringing the tantalizing menu to life through a digital film that will be unveiled across various social media platforms. This innovative offering is sure to delight taco enthusiasts across the nation, presenting them with a flavorful journey that is both familiar and fresh.
18, Aug 2023
Second Edition of the Scripts and Calligraphy Exhibition launched by Saudi Ministry of Culture
18th August 2023, Riyadh – Saudi Ministry of Culture launched the second edition of the Scripts and Calligraphy exhibition at the Irqah Hospital in Riyadh, in a ceremony attended by distinguished figures from the art and culture world. This year’s edition, held under the theme ‘Paths to the Soul,’ explores the spiritual dimension of calligraphy and its contribution to the Arab and Islamic world, through a captivating collection of historical, classical, and contemporary artworks.
For the second edition of the exhibition, the Saudi Ministry of Culture is featuring numerous commissioned works from local, regional, and international master calligraphers, as well as artists and designers, to create a unique collection of artworks curated thematically. The curation of the artworks was undertaken with guidance from a Steering Committee comprising leading experts from around the world in the fields of calligraphy, Islamic art, poetry, and design.
In a space designed by acclaimed architects and scenographers, Jean-Paul Boulanger, Margo Renisio and Tang Tu, the exhibition features works from thirty-four calligraphers and contemporary artists from twelve countries, including sixteen from Saudi Arabia.
Alongside calligraphic artworks, the exhibition will showcase a range of Islamic art and treasured manuscripts, as well as unique pieces lent from the Museum of the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, the National Heritage Institute in Tunis, and various other works from private collectors across the region.
The exhibition is divided into four complementary subthemes: “Light, Letter, Space, and Poetry”. These subthemes shed light on the spirituality that infuses both the reflection and techniques of the calligrapher, artist, and designer, as well as the emotion that Arabic calligraphy arouses in those who read and contemplate it. The notions of light, letter, space, and poetry aim to embody universal and spiritual values that frame the works on display, grouping them together to spark an instructive dialogue. Throughout the exhibition, Arabic script and calligraphy play a central role as the binding agent of disparate objects, from different time periods and of diverse nature.
The first three days of the exhibition are accompanied by a symposium, open to the public, that explores the different dimensions of Arabic calligraphy with a line-up of acclaimed artists and experts. Panel discussions will explore the development of the Arabic script, the spiritual dimension of calligraphy, the relationship between aesthetics and calligraphy in Arab Islamic civilisation, and the use of calligraphy in architectural design.
The Saudi Ministry of Culture is committed to preserving Arabic calligraphy as a treasured aspect of the Kingdom’s identity and cultural heritage, and as a unique artistic practice. In recognition of this distinctive tradition, the Ministry of Culture has launched several programs and initiatives to celebrate its significance, including the designation of the year 2020 as the Year of Arabic Calligraphy. In addition, Saudi Arabia led a successful collaboration with fifteen Arab countries to inscribe Arabic calligraphy on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, consolidating its status as a global symbol of Arab culture.
The exhibition will be held in Riyadh from 11 June to 2 September 2023 at the Irqah Hospital and will then move to Medina from 15 October to 23 December 2023 at the Madina Arts Center.
The exhibition is open to all visitors. For more information on opening hours and ticket booking, please visit: https://www.ticketmx.com/sa/d/3550/scripts-calligraphy-paths-to-the-soul-exhibition
18, Aug 2023
Best ECE 22.06 Helmets
1. HJC C10
The best ECE 22.06 bang for your back
The best ECE 22.06 helmet shouldn’t come at the cost of your emergency funds; you can have a pretty good helmet in the form of the HJC C10. This sub-$100 ECE 22.06 helmet is the best value for money, featuring a polycarbonate shell, a wide field of vision, and high-quality components and liners. Yes, it isn’t as good as other premium helmets on the list, but it’d be impolite to complain at this price. But if you want to nitpick, you should crib about the micrometric buckle, a noisy design, and liners that prove you get what you pay for. Still, the HJC C10 is the best ECE 22.06 helmet for most new bikers.
Features
- It’s the best affordable ECE 22.06 helmet on sale today
- Despite the smaller price tag, you won’t feel like you’re compromising on safety or comfort
- It’s well-ventilated, offers a wide field of vision, and is comfortable — a terrific everyday helmet
- Three shell sizes: XS-S, M
- -L, and XL-2XL
- Weight: 3.3 pounds
2. Scorpion ADF-9000
What every other adventure helmet should aim to be.ECE 22.06 is the safest road-oriented homologation for helmets, but it’s not limited to road-going helmets. You can get an excellent adventure helmet that comes with the same homologation, and the best one in this category is the Scorpion ADF-9000. This is a serious ADV helmet that prioritizes airflow and comfort, thanks to the adjustable vents, Airfit customizable cheek pads, and an integrated sun visor. Put simply, the Scorpion ADF-9000 is the best ADV helmet you can buy.
Features
- It’s a stylish yet comfortable helmet, thanks to the Airfit cheek pads, dropdown sun visor, and Kwikfit
- Ultra TCT technology, titanium Double-D ring retention system, and emergency quick-release system
- It’s surprisingly light and quiet for an ADV helmet
- Three shell sizes: XS-S, M-L, and XL-2XL
- Weight: 3.5 pounds
3. IGNYTE IGN-7 ECE
Ultimate protection for the rider against impact
The first Made in India helmet to meet the strict ECE 22.06 Homologation standards. It has the NACA air flow system which is used in aircraft and super cars, with its double NACA inlets above the shield, it allows the entry of the large volume of air inside the helmet to refresh and de-humidify the interior. Also, the NACA outlets on the back of the helmet allow quick extraction of the stale air with very little or no friction. Ensuring a comfortable riding experience, it comes with a stylish reflective interior with comfortable and super soft fabric. It also combines a double D-Ring fastener, high-frequency thermo foam wind deflector, nose protector and a visor locking mechanism.
Features
· high impact PC_ABC blend material featuring slider mechanism
· Pre-Fitted PINLOCK 70 Anti-Fog Lens
· with inner sun-shield, removable washable interior padding, and cheek pads.
· highly customizable with different customization like photochromic visors, SITIP Italian fabrics
· specialized cool max fabric, titanium Double D-rings, etc.
· Three Shell Sizes ; M, L, XL
4. Shoei NXR2
Experience a pure less premium helmet and nothing less
Shoei pushed its resources, technology, and team of the best engineers and designers to the limits to produce the NXR2 helmet, and the results show. This wind-tunnel-tested race helmet uses high-quality materials and is built to the most stringent quality assurance practices in the industry. This is also one of the lightest and most compact 22.06 helmets you can buy currently. And did we mention just how premium this helmet feels?
Features
Aerodynamic shell made of AIM+ materials to slide through the air
Multi-part, modular Styrofoam core for improved protection
Removable, washable modular liners with an emergency quick-release system
Five shell sizes: XXS-S, M, L, XL-XXL, XXXL
Weight: 3 pounds
5. Arai Quantic
A go-to sport touring helmet that doesn’t compromise on luxuryIn a list of the best helmets, not including Arai would be a cardinal sin. This Japanese brand is known for making some of the best motorcycling helmets, and the Quantic is no different. Arai Quantic is one of the first helmets to don the ECE 22.06 homologation, but it offers much more. This composite fiberglass helmet is handmade, one of the safest you can buy, and if you want a sport-touring lid, you can’t go wrong with this one.
Features
- A round, aerodynamic shape designed for angled impacts and a quiet experience
- Removable, washable brushed nylon liners with an emergency release system — it’s cozy
- VAS MAX Vision visor with Pinlock inserts
- Three shell sizes: XS-S, M, and L-XL
- Weight: 3.4 pounds
6 . HJC RPHA-1
Wear what motoGP and worldSBK riders wear on race days
The HJC RPHA-1 is a through-and-through race-spec helmet you can wear on the street. This premium helmet from HJC is not only ECE 22.06 certified but also FIM approved (FRHPhe-01 safety certification), so it’s about as safe as a motorcycling helmet can get. This multi-composite shelled helmet is for racers that prioritize speed over anything else.
Features
- Multi-composite PIM+ shell that includes carbon and carbon-glass hybrid fabric
- It’s wind-tunnel tested, so your bike’s aerodynamics won’t go to waste
- The removable liner is antibacterial and moisture-wicking and has grooves for glasses
- Four shell sizes: XS-S, M, L, and XL-XXL
- Weight: 3.13 pounds
7. AGV K1-S
The ideal middle ground for most riders
AGV helmets are drool-worthy, and so is the K1-S. Don’t let its smaller price-tag fool you; it’s as much of an AGV helmet as any other. This road-oriented sport helmet is favored for its aerodynamics, offering a smooth and quiet experience, and its profile is stylish even when it’s resting on your bike. And since it’s inspired by the AGVs used in MotoGP, you won’t feel like you’re compromising on anything with this helmet.
Features
- MotoGP-inspired shell made of high-resistant thermoplastic
- A wide visor cut out with a 190° horizontal field of vision with a Pinlock-ready visor
- Noggin comforts like a breathable liner with cutout for glasses, plenty of air vents, a multi-step visor,
- collarbone-safe profile, and speaker cutouts
- Two shell sizes: XS-MS and ML-2X
- Weight: 3.3 pounds
8. Shoei Glamster 06
For the retro riders in you
Did you think we’d forget retro-inspired helmets? For this segment, you shouldn’t look at anything other than the Sheoi Glamster 06. This premium retro helmet looks classy but does not cut corners on comfort, safety, and a premium feel only Shoei can provide. It features an AIM shell, a multi-density EPS liner, and retro mesh vents. So, if you ride a retro motorcycle and want an ECE 22.06 helmet to go with your aesthetic, place your bets on the Shoei Glamster 06.
Features
- Shoei’s premium, top-notch design, safety, and finish
- AIM shell and plush liners offer the best comfort and safety in the segment
- It oozes style to suit your gorgeous retro machine
- Three shell sizes: XS-S, M-L, and XL-2XL
- Weight: 2.86 pounds — somehow, it’s the lightest helmet on this list
9. Shark Spartan RS
Probably the best helmet for everything from commute to track days
The Shark Spartan RS may not be to everyone’s taste, but there’s no denying just how good this helmet is. Let’s start with its unique feature: it’s the first ECE 22.06 helmet with a dropdown sun visor to be your perfect companion on sunny days. And even though it looks like a race helmet, it is more of a road helmet that serves on all fronts, whether on your commutes or weekend joyrides.
Features
- Multiaxial fiber shell for the RS, but you can choose the RSC variant if you want a carbon fiber helmet
- One of the few top-spec helmets with a sun visor
- Enough vents for you to complain about the noise, but at least you won’t sweat so much
- Two shell sizes: XS-L and XL-2XL
- Weight: 3.37 pounds
10. Schuberth C5
Who knew modular helmets could be so safe and so light?
If you are looking for a touring helmet, you’d be foolish not to consider Schuberth, and the C5 is the best this brand offers. This is the first modular helmet with an ECE 22.06, but if that wasn’t enough, it’s also P/J certified — it passes ECE tests with the front bar raised. And for a flip-up helmet, it is surprisingly light, and since it’s a Schuberth, it’s like wearing a pillow around your head.
Features
- It’s modular!
- A P/J-certified shell made of fiberglass and carbon fiber with a comprehensive venting system
- Speaker cutouts and a Bluetooth antenna for your intercom system
- Two shell sizes: 52-59 and 61-65
- Weight: 3.74 pounds (hey, it’s a modular helmet, so no complaints here)
18, Aug 2023
ICICI Bank opens a new branch in Lucknow
Lucknow: ICICI Bank has set up new branch at Indira Nagar in Lucknow. This is the 45th branch of the Bank in the city. The branch has an ATM which is available round the clock.
Shrimati Sushma Kharkwal, Mayor, Lucknow Municipal Corporation, inaugurated the branch.
The branch offers a comprehensive range of accounts, deposits, and loans including savings and current accounts, fixed and recurring deposits, auto loan, gold loan, and personal loan along with remittance and card services. The branch offers locker facilities to its customers, as well. It operates from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm on Monday to Friday and on the first, third, and fifth Saturdays of the month.
Additionally, the branch will conduct programmes to propagate financial literacy about banking and finance, digital banking, and cyber safety on every third Friday of the month.
The Bank has a network of over 360 branches and 1,280 ATMs in Uttar Pradesh.
ICICI Bank services its large customer base through a multi-channel delivery network of branches, ATMs, call centers, internet banking (www.icicibank.com), and mobile banking.
18, Aug 2023
Lokarpan of NTPC’s Barh Super Thermal Power Project Unit II
Mumbai, 18th August 2023: The Lokarpan of 660 MW Unit#2 (Stage-I) of NTPC’s Barh Super Thermal Power Project (STTP) in Bihar shall be done by Shri R K Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of Power, New and Renewable Energy on 18th August, 2023.
NTPC is committed to provide reliable and affordable power to the Nation. The commissioning of Unit-II of the Barh STPP is a major milestone in this endeavour.
17, Aug 2023
Randall L. Welsh Sr.’s Newly Released “Look Who Came for Dinner” is an Amusing Tale of Lighthearted Antics on the Family Farm
Hunlock Creek, PA, August 17, 2023 — “Look Who Came for Dinner”: a delightful juvenile fiction that draws from fond family memories. “Look Who Came for Dinner” is the creation of published author Randall L. Welsh Sr., a proud husband and father of three who served in the US Navy and attended the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.
Welsh shares, “This book is about the author, me, living on a farm when I was a little boy and about the funny things that happen. Having a lot of farm animals and ponies, funny things do happen. The greatest memories while living on a farm are priceless. This book is based on true events that took place on our farm. Enjoy the book!”
