Saturday 17 November 2018

Competition success magazine

Competition success magazine

Lack of washing pit lines blocking the lines article is in CSR
Competition success magazine Each train is needed to be washed between two consecutive journeys. This means that the number of washing pit lines must be adequate to maintain urgency. However, Competition success magazine the number of washing pits is much below the requirement. Stabling lines are vacant lines wherein the empty trains are parked after their arrival as they wait for their turn to proceed competition success review to the washing lines. The CAG report considered 79 pit lines along with 63 stabling lines and found that only 24 stabling lines and 35 pit lines have the required capacity needed for handling 24 coaches or more. competition success review All of this leads to delay in the departure of trains and eventually their arrival.

Friday 16 November 2018

Pratiyogita kiran Hindi

Pratiyogita kiran Hindi

SATISH KUMAR GUPTA appointment can be seen in Pratiyogita kiran Hindi
Pratiyogita kiran Hindi The Paytm Payments Bank, on 24 October 2018, announced to have appointed Satish Kumar Gupta as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. Gupta would be succeeding partiyogitakiran Renu Satti, who stepped down from her position to head the bank's new retail segment. Gupta, who has over 35 years of leadership experience, previously served as the chief product officer at National Payments Corporation of India and the State Bank of India. pratiyogita kiran subscription online His appointment came a few months after Renu Satti had stepped down as the CEO of Paytm Payments Bank to take over as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Paytm's new retail segment. With his ap­pointment, Gupta has become the third CEO of the Paytm Payments Bank in the span of just two years.

Tuesday 13 November 2018

Competition refresher monthly magazine

Competition refresher monthly magazine

page 44 of competition refresher has this article in November issue Manufacturing PMI rises to 52.2 in September 2018
Competition refresher monthly magazine Manufacturing activity improved in September on the back of stronger gains in new orders, output, and employment, according to a private sector survey. success The Nikkei India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 52.2 in September from 51.7 in August. A reading above 50 indicates an expansion while one below 50 denotes a contraction. chanakya ias academy "India's manufacturing economy recorded an improvement in growth during September amid firmer gains in new orders, output and employment," the report said. civil service exam "Sales rose from both domestic and foreign clients, Whilst manufacturers raised their buying activity and bolstered stocks of purchases in anticipation of further growth.