• Indian oil resumes fuel supply to Jet Airlines within hours:
Indian oil, which stopped fuel supply to Jet Airlines across India due to non-payment of bills, resumed the supply within hours on friday.
• Tata Steels India output rose after Bhushan Steel purchase:
Tata Steel’s India steel output rose to a record in 2018-19 following the company’s acquisition of Bhushan Steel last year. The production rose 35% to 16.79 million tons as Bhushan Steel added 4.16% million tons to output. It was higher than JSW Steel, which was India’s biggest Steel maker in 2017-18.
• Amit Shah owns shares in 200 listed companies worth Rs17 crore :
BJP president Amit Shah owns shares worth Rs17.5 crore in around 200 listed companies according to his nomination papers for the Gandhinagar loksabha seat. He owns shares worth Rs 2.08 crore in Reliance industries, his biggest holding, other key investments include TCS, Ultratech cement and Procter and Gamble
• Azim Premji saw education as way to bring about lasting social change, Azim Premji would not ask his team to do anything that he himself would not do.
• RCom’s appoints Punit Garg as non-executive director:
Punit Garg has ceased to be executive director of the company but will continue on the board as non-executive director, Garg will no longer have to manage day to day affairs of RCom.
Indian oil, which stopped fuel supply to Jet Airlines across India due to non-payment of bills, resumed the supply within hours on friday.
• Tata Steels India output rose after Bhushan Steel purchase:
Tata Steel’s India steel output rose to a record in 2018-19 following the company’s acquisition of Bhushan Steel last year. The production rose 35% to 16.79 million tons as Bhushan Steel added 4.16% million tons to output. It was higher than JSW Steel, which was India’s biggest Steel maker in 2017-18.
• Amit Shah owns shares in 200 listed companies worth Rs17 crore :
BJP president Amit Shah owns shares worth Rs17.5 crore in around 200 listed companies according to his nomination papers for the Gandhinagar loksabha seat. He owns shares worth Rs 2.08 crore in Reliance industries, his biggest holding, other key investments include TCS, Ultratech cement and Procter and Gamble
• Azim Premji saw education as way to bring about lasting social change, Azim Premji would not ask his team to do anything that he himself would not do.
• RCom’s appoints Punit Garg as non-executive director:
Punit Garg has ceased to be executive director of the company but will continue on the board as non-executive director, Garg will no longer have to manage day to day affairs of RCom.
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