DoctorC, one of India’s leading diagnostics provider, sees a 5x growth in their home service, especially in the South

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DoctorC, one of India’s leading diagnostics provider, sees a 5x growth in their home service, especially in the South

Hyderabad, 22 October 2020:DoctorC is a tech-first healthcare provider based in Hyderabad. Their core business is medical diagnostics. Over the past 6 years, they’ve become a leading diagnostics provider in the south, serving lakhs of customers every year.

According to recent data, the number of cases and deaths due to COVID-19 has started slowing down, especially in India. While COVID-19 persists to spread fear across the country, healthcare start-ups are leaving no stone unturned to provide some relief to the affected regions. DoctorC, a new age diagnostics player has been on the forefront to extend its services in Hyderabad, Chennai & Bangalore. They have delivered timely assistance to over 50,000 families in the past 5 months, via their home service.

DoctorC has stood strong through the pandemic and is proud to be part of the fight against COVID-19. The home service facility that DoctorC dispenses is hassle-free, affordable, and reliable. They work only with NABL accredited labs to ensure the highest quality of healthcare. Appropriate safety measures are taken to ensure there is no unwanted spread of infection.

The next-gen actress, Ritu Varma said “I used DoctorC’s home service recently. It was a great experience – smooth, hassle-free and in the comfort of your own home. In today’s environment, such convenience, safety, and quality are very much needed! Kudos to the team.”

Speaking on this progress, Neehar Cherabuddi, CEO & Co-founder, DoctorC said “COVID-19 has made consumers more aware of their health than ever before. With the increased adoption of tele-health and at-home testing, customers are able to access high-quality healthcare more easily than ever before.”

DoctorC is currently present in 10 cities, has over 1.2 million registered users, and has an NPS of 70+ across tens of thousands of reviews for their home service. Its partner labs include some of the largest diagnostic chains in the country.

 

Ashok Leyland launches BOSS LX and LE with i-Gen6 Technology

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Ashok Leyland launches BOSS LX and LE with i-Gen6 Technology

22 October 2020, Chennai: Ashok Leyland, the flagship Company of the Hinduja Group and India’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer, today launched the BOSS LE and LX Trucks, with i-Gen6 BS-VI technology in BS6. BOSS Brand has been one of the leading brands, from Ashok Leyland, in the Intermediate Commercial Vehicle (ICV) segment. These two vehicles will address the 11.1 tonne to 14.05 tonne GVW market. Customers can choose from multiple combinations – Loading span from 14ft to 24 ft and body type options of high side deck, fixed side deck, drop side deck, cab chassis, container and tipper. Prices of BOSS LE and LX start from INR 18 Lakhs, ex-showroom Mumbai / Delhi / Chennai.

The BOSS platform offers multiple applications including usage for parcel & courier, poultry, white goods, agri-perishable, e-commerce, FMCG, auto parts and reefer, among others. Customers can choose from two cabin options and expect multiple improvement over BS-IV technology like up to 7% higher fluid efficiency, up to 5% better tyre life, up to 30% longer service interval and up to 5% lower maintenance cost. BOSS will be available as a fully-built option with class-leading ergonomic and safety features for the driver. It comes bundled with digital solutions like i-Alert, remote diagnostics.

 

Mr. Vipin Sondhi, MD & CEO, Ashok Leyland, said, “We have been on track with our plans, despite the challenging year we are all facing. Starting with the AVTR launch, followed by DigitAL Nxt suite of digital solutions, BADA DOST and now the BOSS ICV trucks, we aim to give our customers the latest and most advanced products and technology.  With this launch in our BOSS range, our ICV offering is now one of the best in the market. ICVs are seeing a spurt in demand and this is the best time to introduce our proven I-Gen6 BS-VI technology in one of our best-selling brands in the portfolio. These launches will further strengthen our portfolio and help us achieve our Vision of being in the Global Top 10 CV makers.”

 

Mr. Anuj Kathuria, COO, Ashok Leyland, said, “We have been steadily gaining market share in the ICV segment for the past eight years and our brand, BOSS, has been leading that growth. From 6% market share in FY12, we are now selling over 20% ICVs in the Indian market. With the new BOSS LE and LX, we have further improved on our USPs of higher fuel economy and durability, making it a compelling choice for ICV customers. These new vehicles address a fast growing segment, which demands high uptime, for long distances. We are confident that the new BOSS will not only drive us towards a cleaner future, with its i-Gen6 engines, but also contribute to our Vision of being in the Top 10 Global CV Makers. A true example of ‘Aapki Jeet, Hamari Jeet’, BOSS promises to deliver higher profitability while keeping the operations stress-free for customers.”

The BOSS LE and LX comes with 4 Yrs /4 Lacs Km warranty which can be extended up to 6 years.  It also comes with 4 hrs Response and 48 hrs restoration promise.  Considering the high uptime requirement for these vehicles, it will be supported with ‘Quick accident repair’ and will have an exclusive bay at workshops. Customers have 3000+ touch points for ease of access to sales and aftersales support, all supported by 24×7 customer assistance Uptime Solution Centre and Service Mandi network.

The scenic tank filled to the brim after 12 years DCM Ashwatha Narayana offers ‘bagina’ at Sankey Tank

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The scenic tank filled to the brim after 12 years DCM Ashwatha Narayana offers ‘bagina’ at Sankey Tank

Bengaluru: The Deputy Chief Minister Dr.C.N.Ashwatha Narayana, who is also an MLA from Malleshwarm constituency, offered ‘bagina’ at Sankey tank on Thursday which is filled to the brim and overflowing after 12 long years.

He worshipped the water goddess ‘Gange’ exactly at 9.30 a.m. and wished the tank which is dearer to the people of Malleshwaram would retain its green and beauty forever.

The tank which is also well-known for its scenic beauty was also clad with a veil of fog on Thursday also. It made the DyCM remember of famous scenic spots like Mullaiyyanagiri of Chikkamagaluru, Nandi Hills, and also Ooty.

After offering ‘bagina’ to the tank, Ashwatha Narayana said, “the very fact that the tank is being filled to the brim has brought cheers to the people of Malleshwaram and surrounding localities. It is a pleasure to worship and offer ‘bagina’ to goddess Gange in this auspicious occasion”.

In the future, the water which falls on the city in the form of rain will not be allowed to go waste. Soak pits will be built across the city and the water filling capacity of the tanks will also be enhanced, he informed.

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The DyCM had also taken steps to make the water fallen on the catchment area to reach the tank. He had initiated measures to de-silt the canals which lead to the tank. This action along with the copious rain helped the tank to accumulate water quickly and fill to the brim.

He also said that the problems due to rain in the city would be addressed efficiently.

After offering ‘bagina’ he also inspected the ongoing works at the Sankey tank. He also went for a long walk alongside the lake. Ranganatha, President, Sankey Walker’s Association, Mohan Krishna, Chief Engineer, BBMP, Chidananda, Joint Commissioner (west), BBMP, Sumangala, Ex-Corporator and others involved while offering ‘bagina’.
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Nalin Kumar Kateel is a typical Wild Man: Siddaramaiah

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Bengaluru: The leader of opposition Siddaramaiah said, For those who have not seen an ancient cave dwelling wild men, here is Nalin Kumar Kateel who is the exact replica of them. He is unfit to be in a civilised society. In the interests of their party and our state, BJP should send him back to the caves.

K S Eshwarappa had once told that one has to sweep the floors of their party office to join their party. I think Nalin Kumar Kateel should sweep 10 more years to gain some common sense. He is an immature fellow.

Inspite of being Karnataka State BJP President, Nalin Kumar Kateel lacks spine to control his leaders. He does not have any capability to take action against his own party leaders who are targeting his own party Chief Minister.

Nalin Kumar Kateel is working against B S Yediyurappa and wants to ensure that BSY steps down from his position. Nalin is the face of anti-yediyurappa squad within BJP and he has been given the task to create strong opposition against Yediyurappa within their party. This squad is working tirelessly to lose in by-elections and eventually blame on B S Yediyurappa for the loss.

Public Relations Council of India released its first professional book

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Public Relations Council of India released its first professional book

Bengaluru:The  Publication wing of Public Relations Council of India released its first professional book “Communication Perspectives” on 21st Oct 2020 at the Century club in the midst of B.R.Lakshman Rao, the renowned Author, who inaugurated the publication  wing.

Shivayogi C. Kalasad, IAS, Managing Director , KSRTC  released the first copy in the presence of esteemed Media persons and. Dr. K. R. Venugopal, Vice Chancelor, Bangalore University  presided the function.

This book has been mainly brought out to highlight the immense literary knowledge and practical case studies available in the Indian PR sector  and  henceforth reducing our dependency on Foreign Source and material.

Speaking at the function Mr B.R. Lakshman Rao said “PRCI is   imparting  knowledge in an informative society. Literature is also a form of communication and PRCI can join hands by stretching its activities”.

Shivayogi C. Kalasad, IAS, Managing Director, KSRTC  said “ Information overload has led to unnecessary trends, which has to be tackled with sensible Communication  and PRCI has a big role to make it meaningful”.
Dissemination of right information at right time and responsible information is the need of the day, that’s where the role PR comes in.

Mr. M. B. Jayaram, Chairman, Emeritus, PRCI said “It’s yet another milestone in the history of PRCI and our publications are going to be a reference material for future learning in the domain of Public Relations’’.

S. Narendra, the Editor- in – Chief  remarked  “PRCI has begun a new journey in to the key area of publishing books and let this initiative continue successfully”

Dr Venugopal said “PR Industry is changing rapidly and we hope diversity in communication with ethics and standardized writing will continue to be the crux of Education”

G.N.Mohan , the Associate Editor and publisher of the book remarked   “In the globalisation era technological advances has led to more concentrated informative society. But mere information is not knowledge. So PRCI thro such publications can  impart  knowledge in an informative society.”

Dr. Latha.T.S, Chairperson, Bangalore Chapter, was the spokesperson of the entire event.

NEP: DCM Dr.Ashwatha Narayana wants authorities to play a vital role

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NEP: DCM Dr.Ashwatha Narayana wants authorities to play a vital role

Bengaluru: The Deputy Chief Minister Dr.Ashwatha Narayana, who is also the minister of higher education gave a call to the competent authorities to prepare themselves to play a vital role in implementing the national educational policy (NEP) at the university level.

He was speaking through an online platform on the topic “Role of Competent Authorities in Prosperity of Universities” organized by Bharatiya Shikshana Mandala Karnataka North Chapter and Rani Channamma University of Belagavi on Wednesday.

The bodies of the syndicate and academic council should also work effectively towards this. This policy is expected to impact the social and economic changes in a bigger way. We all need to work like warriors to implement this ambitious policy. The phase-wise implementation of the policy would begin by 2021 he informed.

To take the education system to newer heights, we need to work with the broader principle of “WE” instead of “I”. This outlook would help to realize the desired goal. This would be achievable when all the universities strive to implement the policy with this perspective and the new national education policy will ensure greater transparency and accountability, he emphasized.

Dr.Sachchidananda Joshi, Former Vice-Chancellor of Kushabhau Thackeray University made the keynote address. Dr.Pramod Ghai, Former Vice-Chancellor of Karnataka University, Dharawad, Prof.Ramachandra Gowda, Vice-Chancellor, Rani Channamma University spoke. Dr.Sathish Jigajinni, Former Vice-Chancellor, BLDE University, Vijayapura presided over.

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