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Infosys, Wipro, JSW Steel in spotlight

Infosys said that its business process management arm Infosys BPM has on Thursday announced a five-year extension to its strategic collaboration with Newmont Corporation, the world s largest gold mining company, to standardize and digitize delivery models across its mine sites. Wipro on Wednesday announced the appointment of Pierre Bruno as chief executive officer for Europe. Pierre Bruno will lead Wipro s business in six distinct regions across Europe. This appointment, a bold indication of the company s continued investment and focus on the European market, builds on Wipro s momentum across the region in recent years, Wipro said in a statement. The board of BPCL will meet on Tuesday, 16 March 2021, to consider a proposal for declaration of the second interim dividend for the FY2021.

Fuels and chemicals: Finding the right refinery configuration for a less predictable world

Fuels and chemicals: Finding the right refinery configuration for a less predictable world Fuels and chemicals: Finding the right refinery configuration for a less predictable world The refining industry links the upstream production of crude oil with the end markets for fuel products, as well as for the petrochemical/chemical industry. FIG. 1. Thought diagram showing that future projections of consumer chemicals demand are stronger than projections of fuels demand. The refining industry links the upstream production of crude oil with the end markets for fuel products, as well as for the petrochemical/chemical industry. Refineries have been investing in complex facilities to improve conversion and to better alter the final product composition and quality to adhere to changing market and regulatory requirements. For example, by using a combination of or stand-alone fluidized catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) and hydrocracking capacities, refineries can orient output to adhere to a w

Ram temple won t stand on 1,000 pillars, 50 layers of cohesive mixture to firm up foundation | India News

AYODHYA: The grand Ram temple in Ayodhya won’t stand on multiple pillars, but its base will be firmed up with 50 layers of cohesive material, raising its foundation 25feet above ground to stall the streaming Saryu under the Ramjanmabhoomi premises. Cement and iron may be excluded from the foundation-laying exercise as both can’t withstand the vagaries of nature for long, said experts who spent weeks brainstorming on the fresh blueprint. A 40-foot deep pit has been dug to prepare the temple base. Talking to TOI, Dr Anil Mishra, member of Ram Mandir Trust, said, “The construction committee has withdrawn its decision to erect pillars in the foundation. Now, scientists and top engineers have come up with a special cohesive mixture to strengthen the base. The final report is awaited to spell out its exact ingredients.”

NBCC (India) signs MoU with NIT, Patna

NBCC (India) has executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 5 March 2021 with National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna for supervision of construction and development of institute campus, hostel and residential buildings, at NIT Patna. NBCC is the project management consultant (PMC) for this project of value Rs 468 crore. The announcement was made after market hours yesterday, 10 March 2021. Separately, NBCC (India) on Thursday, 11 March 2021, announced that it has awarded two separate work orders to Backbone Construction-Sangeeta Engineering & Contracts (JV) and Hayagrev Civil Engineering. The Backbone Construction-Sangeeta Engineering & Contracts JV has been awarded an order for construction of cooling tower (NDCT) CT-1 for Yadadri Thermal Power Station, (5x800 MW), TSGENCO in Telangana for a total contract value of Rs 45.26 crore.

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