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0 Comments KTM, and Hero MotoCorp have announced that they ll be extending the validity of their warranty and service schemes, on their respective two-wheelers. The decision was taken following the current COVID-19 pandemic related situation that prevails across India.
KTM extends validity of warranty and services up to July 31, 2021
Bajaj Auto extends validity of free service till July 31, 2021
Hero MotoCorp extends validity of services by 60 days from the date of expiry
KTM KTM India has announced that the service and warranty period on all motorcycles will be extended till July 31, 2021. The offer will be applicable for those customers whose warranty and free services were valid until May 31, 2021.
CII’s Kotak urges firms to voluntarily curtail operations
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‘Safeguarding lives is the highest collective national priority’
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‘Safeguarding lives is the highest collective national priority’
A day after mooting more stringent restrictions on economic activity to contain the ‘suffering’ from the pandemic, CII president Uday Kotak on Monday urged companies to take ‘voluntary measures’ to break the COVID transmission chain by minimising all activity that requires in-person presence at the work premises for the next two weeks.
Auto makers including Maruti Suzuki, Hero MotoCorp, JCB India and Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India have taken the lead by halting production temporarily or advancing maintenance schedules, to protect their employees, Mr. Kotak pointed out. Similarly, services sector firms such as Kotak Mahindra Bank, TCS and Infosys have adopted a work-from-home system.
PSU disinvestment: Selling family silver, learn from past, said former CMD of VSNL BK Syngal
PSU disinvestment: Selling family silver, learn from past, said former CMD of VSNL BK Syngal
Public Sector Companies May Not Be Innovative, Transformative Or Agile, Which Is A Need To Survive And Be Relevant In The 21st Century; But These Companies Have Brand Equity, Prime Immovable Assets And Operational Set-ups, Which Have Considerable Embedded Value Built With Taxpayersâ Money. They Should Be Divested Thoughtfully. By : Rahul Mishra | Updated on: 13 Oct 2017, 10:29:49 AM
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The government is expected to raise Rs 15,000 crore from strategic disinvestment of public sector units (PSUs) in the current fiscal. Air India, BEML, Scooters India, Pawan Hans, Central Electronics, Bharat Pumps & Compressors Ltd Bridge & Roof Co, Projects & Development, Hindustan Newsprint and Hindustan Prefab are the family jewel that w
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