With awesome mobile battery capacity and compatible to various smart Phone & Tablets, MP3, PSP, Camera and all USB charging gadget, Ambrane India - a leading IT company introduced a newly designed Power Bank P-1000 Star at the ongoing India International Trade Fair in Hall 8, at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, today.

According to Mr. Ashok Rajpal and Mr. Gourav Dureja, Directors Ambrane-India, as lot of emphasize is being given by Honble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi on promotion of indigenous manufacturing, Ambrane has decided to make a mark in the field of state-of-the- art digital gadgets to create a niche in international market. Power Bank P-1000 Star is a unique product with 10400mAh battery capacity, Samsung lithium- ion cells for better performance, Dual USB port which can charge two devices simultaneously, LED indicator, protection from overcharge and over discharge.

The product has unparallel features with a unique layout design comprising the buttons, indicator lights, and connection ports are precisely aligned for simple, quick use, with service warranty one year manufacturer warranty against manufacturing defects.

An exceptional Diplomat, expert on International Relations & Ambassador of Turkey to India H.E. Mr. Burak Akcapar; Diplomat in Law, Professor of Master in International Relation and Law & Ambassador of Spain to India H.E. Mr. Gustavo de Aristegui and the renowned strategist and business guru, Prof. Richard D Aveni were conferred with honorary doctorate degrees by Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasma, Hon’ble Minister of Education, Gujarat, at a convocation ceremony organized by Rai University.

In her welcome address, Dr. Harbeen Arora, Chancellor, Rai University said, Quality education is every citizens birth right and no one should remain untouched by its transformative power. Skilling millions of youth must be the priority and we must aim towards realizing and utilizing the reach of virtual education to cater to the masses.

 Speaking at the India Ports & Shipping Conference organized by the Federation of India Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and supported by the Royal Danish Embassy here, Mr. Kumar maintained that there was no need for regulation of tariff rates at major ports and underlined the need for balanced pricing between major and non-major ports.

 He said that Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) regime inhibited the growth of major ports and there was a need to free them from the regulatory regime for better price parity and create a level-playing field to compete with fast expanding non-major ports.

Speaking on ‘Modi Administration’s Economic Policy - Make in India Initiative and Opportunities for Japanese Companies’, at the 39th Joint Meeting of India-Japan Business Cooperation Committee (IJBCC), organized by FICCI in partnership with the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI), Mr. Singh said that a strong Japanese economy stabilizes both the regional and global economies. India, though has its own set of challenges, today offers a plethora of opportunities for Japanese companies as the Indian Government is unleashing a series of reforms to improve business environment; fast tracking manufacturing and liberalization of FDI policy.

He said that providing an enabling and conducive environment for doing business in India was an important factor contributing to industrial growth. The emphasis of the Government has been on simplification of the procedures, rationalization of the existing rules and increased use of information technology to make governance more efficient, effective, simple and user-friendly. 

Shri Sinha further said that through joint effort and commitment, all the three stakeholders, that is, CBI; Central Forensic Science Laboratory, New Delhi and the Gujarat Forensic Science University would benefit to the greatest extent by holding joint training programmes in the field of application of Forensic Science in Criminal investigation.

                Further investigation in this case , as per the provisions of Section 173(8) of Cr. P.C is continuing in respect of other accused persons; various Business deals; Role of regulatory agencies like SEBI, ROC & RBI; Role of other agencies; Larger Criminal Conspiracy and Money trail etc.