Indian-origin woman's hedge fund in the US

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Indian-origin woman's hedge fund in the US

Industries There are certain industries where men dominate. But a woman of Indian origin based in America has broken this rule. Indian-origin Mala Gaonkar has created history by launching SurgoCap Partners, a women-led hedge fund in the US. This is the first women-led hedge fund in the fund industry. Its assets under management are 1.8 billion dollars.

A 100 percent women-owned industrial park

India's first 100 percent women-owned industrial park has become operational at Hyderabad. Which is promoted by Telangana Government and Fikki Ladies Organization. About 25 units run only by women are operating in this industrial park. Out of which 16 units are working in the field of green category industries. The park is spread over 50 acres of land at a cost of Rs. It has been commissioned with an investment of 250 crores.

Submit specific data for IPO : SEBI

Markets regulator Sebi has returned Lava International's draft IPO papers and ordered the company to submit IPO documents with specific data. At present, the desire to bring IPO of this company has turned into water again. Now the company has to present the data to SEBI afresh.

Markets regulator Sebi has returned Lava International's draft IPO papers and ordered the company to submit IPO documents with specific data. At present, the desire to bring IPO of this company has turned into water again. Now the company has to present the data to SEBI afresh.

Reved politics dangerous to economy

At the time of elections, various inducements are given to the public by various political parties. In which now temptations like free electricity, free travel, free studies have been added. The question arises, where does the money for this freebie come from? Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at a function termed Revadi politics as a threat to the economy and asked questions that after the elections, the party fails to create funding facilities to fulfill these promises made to the people and if the facilities are fulfilled, the government exchequer is burdened.

In two days Rs. 1.36 lakh crore MOU

At the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting held at Davos, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met with global investors in just two days to raise Rs. 1.36 lakh crore MoU was done. He presented to global investors about the vast opportunities in data center, pharma, logistics and energy sectors. Apart from this, he emphasized on access control roadways system.

70 percent shortage of specialist doctors

The Rural Health Statistics 2021-22 report has said that there is a shortage of more than 70 per cent specialist doctors in the government hospitals of 25 states and Union Territories of the country. According to this report, 95 percent in Madhya Pradesh, 90 percent in Gujarat, 79 percent in Rajasthan, 72 percent in Uttar Pradesh, 70 percent in Bihar and 70 percent in Maharashtra are deficient in specialist doctors. While 94.21 percent seats are vacant in Kerala, 93.03 percent in Bengal and 83.83 percent in Tamil Nadu. On the other hand Mizoram, Sikkim, Diu-Daman and Pondicherry do not have a single specialist doctor.

BMW's color changing car

German car manufacturer BMW recently introduced a color-changing car at the Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas, USA. This car called 'I Visionand' can change 32 colors. Which is likely to be put in the market by 2025. E-ink has been used in cars to change the color. This car will be a mid-size sedan.

200 crore people drink dirty water...

According to a report presented by the World Health Organization (WHO), 200 million people in the world are forced to drink dirty water. 8.29 lakh people die of diarrhea in the world. 15% of hospital admissions are caused by contaminated water. Wastewater costs the global economy more than $300,000 crore every year.

Maruti Vitara on foreign roads

Maruti Suzuki India said it has started exporting the sports utility vehicle Grand Vitara and the first consignment will be sent to Latin America. The country's leading car manufacturer and exporter aims to export models to more than 60 countries in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, ASEAN and neighboring regions.

Supporting the government's efforts to increase exports from India, Maruti Suzuki has taken several initiatives to increase its international presence. With the addition of the Grand Vitara, the company now exports 17 vehicles.

Yogi met more than two dozen industrialists

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath from Mumbai Rs. UP has returned with more than five lakh crore investment proposals. During his visit to Mumbai, Yogi met more than two dozen industrialists, big and small like Mukesh Ambani, Tatasons, Godrej, Birla, Pirimal, Vedanta, Hinduja and invited them to invest in Uttar Pradesh.