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In a first, Nashik-based FPC launches virtual wholesale market for grapes
Sahyadri Farms CMD Vilas Shinde said Mandi X can be used as a model by FPCs to directly sell commodities bypassing the traditional mandis.
Source: indianexpress.com
Why photobooks matter: A passionate case for smaller cities - The Noel DCunha Sunday Column
Photo albums capture memories of events like weddings, birthdays, and vacations. In India, weddings are grand events, not just in metros but in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, with the wedding industry estimated to be USD 30-bn. The photobook market was estimated to be USD 3.41-bn in 2023. By 2029, it is set to grow to USD 4.42-bn. In this Sunday Column, four digital photobook specialists from Ludhiana, Pathankot, Gharonda and Srikakulam discuss the boom in photobooks in the digital age
Source: printweek.in
Will embossed number plates be installed to 2,400,000 vehicles within two years?
KATHMANDU, Jan 28: With the failure of the plan to install embossed number plates to vehicles as per the contract agreement, the government has extended the contract with the contractor company by two years. In order to install embossed number plates in the initial phase, an agreement was signed between the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) and Decatur Tiger IT of Bangladesh on May 30, 2016 to install embossed number plates to 2,500,000 vehicles within five years, i.e. by November 27, 2023.
Source: nagariknetwork.com
Cold wave, dry spell push power demand, consumption in Punjab
The figures of PSPCL revealed that from January 1 to January 26 (this year), on average a total of 4,167 million units (mu) of power was consumed in the first 26 days of January 2024 compared to 3,918 mu during the corresponding period last year (2023), that is, 6% more than last year.
Source: indianexpress.com