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IndoSpace and METL s joint venture acquires 55 acres in Farukhnagar ANI | Updated: Mar 10, 2021 20:22 IST
New Delhi [India], March 10 (ANI): IndoSpace, India s largest developer and manager of Grade A industrial real estate and logistics parks, on Wednesday announced the acquisition of 55 acres of land at Farukhnagar in Haryana.
This acquisition is a joint venture with Model Economic Township Limited (METL), a 100 per cent subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, and has a development potential of 1.28 million square feet.
With this, IndoSpace has expanded its footprint in Delhi-NCR to over 480 acres across eight parks.
According to a media release, the partnership reiterates the strong association between IndoSpace and Model Economic Township Limited. In 2017, IndoSpace had acquired 120 acres from METL in Badli, Haryana.
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Abhishek Goel, a professor and head of the placement committee at IIM Calcutta, commented on the school’s ongoing efforts in bolstering the placement drive with multiple opportunities. He said that IIM-C had to sustain the provision for keeping multiple offers for a student open. Students raised to the occasion and came out in flying colors.
Adding another feather in IIM’s cap is a new IIM – IIM Nagpur. One of the young IIMs, IIM Nagpur accomplished hundred percent recruitments for its outgoing graduates. More than fifty percent of the job offers came from consulting, IT, and financials.
Reliance Will Bear Covid Vaccine Costs Of Staff, Families Mar 08, 2021, 17:17 IST
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd will bear the cost of vaccinating its employees and their immediate family, totaling an estimated 12.2 lakh, as the oil-to-telecom conglomerate looks to safeguard them against the COVID-19 virus.
India s largest private company joins the likes of IT giants Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Accenture, and public sector lender State Bank of India among others who are bearing the cost of vaccination of their employees and their dependents.
The firm has tied-up with specific hospitals to roll out the vaccination drive for employees at the places where they are stationed.