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shoppersguideblog · 3 years

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Why You Should Buy Furniture Online From a Website That Specializes in Buying & amp; Selling Furniture

Buy furniture online in India for enjoying maximum discounts on famous brands like Craftatoz. Indian online furniture market is highly competitive. Since Indian consumers are becoming more dismissive, online furniture sellers are offering better quality products, better customer service and attractive deals to win huge Indian consumers' trust and affection. To succeed in this cutthroat industry, you need a website to guide your customers. You can buy furniture online in India from any of the reputed Indian furniture seller with the help of a simple but effective website.

Craftatoz is an ideal place to buy home furniture at affordable prices. They are based in India and sell some famous brands like ThyssenKrupp Access, Mies Van Der Rhoe and others. The website provides the facility to browse the items and place your order through the website. Once your order reaches them, you get it immediately delivered at your door step.

Craftatoz has a large variety of options to offer its visitors. One of the most popular products they sell are dining chairs. Whether you are looking for the dining chair best place or the one that matches with your décor, you can buy the perfect dining chair at the budgeted price. To make your shopping even more exciting, you can find the best deals hours ago through their easy-to-use home furniture store.

Indian wooden furniture industry is booming. Nowadays, people prefer to buy second hand furniture from India rather than buying new ones. Indian wooden furniture industry is growing day by day. You can buy second hand items from India for as low as 50% of the market price. Some of the best deals you can find include chairs, tables, bed frame, drawers, bookcases, dining chairs, sofa sets, wardrobe and many more.

An online home furniture store in Chennai has some great offers for you. If you wish to buy furniture from Chennai, you will surely find the best product there. Chennai is known for manufacturing excellent quality wooden items at the most affordable prices. This is the reason why Chennai furniture store has some of the best and affordable deals.

Now, you do not have to worry about finding the best and affordable prices for wooden items in India. If you know where to search for them, you will definitely get some of the best deals ever. The most convenient way to buy furniture online would be to search and shop from a website that offers the best discounts and offers on products and deals. For instance, if you wish to buy a chair set in Chennai from a Chennai furniture store at affordable prices, you can simply type in the product name and the Chennai address in the search box and the whole world would open up to you.

You may also want to know about some of the best and affordable deals on flooring and other wholesale furniture products. In fact, you can find some of the best deals on these items from some of the top companies in the field. Some of the biggest companies in the country like Ikea, Costco and Amazon have an online store from where you can buy wholesale furniture and other wholesale products in India and other parts of the world. These are the companies that you must be aware of when you want to buy affordable prices on different products from China and other parts of Asia.

When it comes to buying online and getting affordable prices on the items you wish to buy Sheesham wood furniture is the name to go for. You may want to visit some of the websites that sell Sheesham products to get an idea about the same. You can also get a detailed and accurate picture of all the products you wish to buy from the website. All you have to do now is log on to the website of Sheesham and look for the products you wish to buy. Within a few seconds, you can place your order through the website and your orders will be processed and your orders delivered right at your doorstep.

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shoppychairs-blog · 5 years

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We, Shoppy Chairs leading office furniture manufacture and best online retailers in Chennai. Where you can choose a wide range collection of office needs like office chairs, office tables, Ergonomic chairs, Executive chairs and Executive table, Bar-stools, office visitor chairs at a promising price.

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radiantinsightsreports · 6 years

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Capsules are expected to stacked side-by-side, two units high, with steps offering access to second level rooms. In addition, these capsules are likely to be open from one end that can be closed using curtain or fiberglass door. Luggage can be stored in locker and washrooms are expected to be communal. Guests can be asked not to eat or smoke inside capsules. Moreover, some capsule hotels can offer separate section for male and female guests. High demand for economic hotels among travelers providing basic amenities can influence growth of market. Growing adoption of capsule hotels among consumers over other hotels attributed to flexibility, cheaper booking rates, and experimental pod designs can influence growth of market. Growing awareness regarding personal wellness and benefits of quality sleep among young travelers can stimulate demand for capsule hotels. Increasing preference for convenience among business travelers attributed to reduction in budgets among companies can augment growth of market during the forecast period (2018 to 2025). To cater to rising demand, most companies are expected to invest in R&D activities to develop advanced capsule hotels to gain traction among consumers. For instance, India’s first capsule hotel firm named Urbanpod recently announced to introduce the concept in eight more locations in the country. These new locations can include Bengaluru, New Delhi, and Chennai, which are likely to offer 800 pods in next two years. To setup new capsule hotels, company is expected to raise 200 crore rupees from venture capitalists. The capsule hotels market can be segregated on the basis of type, application, and region. Based on type, the market can be categorized into horizontal and vertical. Based on application, the market can be classified into tourists, office workers, and others. Regional segmentation includes Europe, United States, Japan, India, China, and Southeast Asia. Japan dominated the market in past years attributed to high prevalence of capsule hotels in the region. Increasing number of novel and upmarket versions of capsule hotels are likely to gain traction among travelers visiting this region. These versions are likely to offer communal lounge offering complimentary drinks and massage chairs to visitors. In addition, these hotels can offer stylish rooms, personal grooming products, and public bathing areas. Moreover, growing number of business travelers and foreign tourists visiting Japan can stimulate demand for capsule hotels in the region. In China, the market is expected to witness significant growth during the forecast period attributed to increasing number of business travelers demanding economical accommodation in the region. High prevalence of numerous manufacturing sectors in the region are expected to gain traction among business travelers globally. This, in turn, can surge demand for modern yet affordable capsule hotels in the region. In United States, the market is likely to grow well over the forecast period attributed to increasing number of capsule hotels coupled with growing tourism in the region. In India, the market is anticipated to witness substantial growth owing to growing tourism and hospitality sector in the region. In addition, rising sub-segment with leisure category including transit travelers, single travelers, and backpackers can fuel growth of market in the region. Some of the leading key players offering capsule hotels are The Prime Pod Ginza Tokyo, Tokyo Ginza Bay Hotel, Nihonbashi Muormachi Bay Hotel, Nadeshiko Hotel Shibuya, and Nihonbashi Muormachi Bay Hotel.

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vaishcurrentaffairs-blog · 7 years

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Current affairs September 07th

1. the NITI Aayog constituted an Expert Task Force to create new jobs.

With an aim to create new jobs by enhancing India’s export, the NITI Aayog constituted an Expert Task Force.

The task force will be chaired by the NITI Aayog Vice Chairman, Dr. Rajiv Kumar.

The task force that also includes Secretary Department of Commerce; Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion among others have been asked to submit its report by November 2017.

The steps outlined by the task force to address this challenge of creating well-paid, formal sector jobs, include:

1. Proposing a comprehensive plan of action to generate employment and alleviate under-employment in both goods and services sectors and low wages by boosting India’s exports in key labour-intensive industries

2. Recommending sector-specific policy interventions in key employment sectors

3. Recommending measures to enhance trade in services with high employment potential

4. Identifying key macro economic factors constraining exports and suggesting methods to address these constraints

5. Assessing the effectiveness of existing schemes to promote exports

6. Addressing issues related to logistics, export credits and trade facilitation

7. Suggesting ways to enhance the availability of data on trade such that it is reliable, globally comparable and timely, particularly with respect to trade in services.

Why was the task force formed?

A majority of the workers in indian workforce are still employed in low-productivity, low-wage jobs in small, micro and own-account enterprises.

An urgent and sustained expansion of the organized sector is essential to address India’s unemployment and under-employment issue.

An important strategy is also to enable a shift towards more labour-intensive goods and services that are destined for exports.

Given the importance of exports in generating jobs, India needs to create an environment in which globally competitive exporters can emerge and flourish.

2. Central governmemt asks banks to restrict accounts of 2.09 lakh firms

The finance ministry has advised all banks to take immediate steps to restrict transactions in bank accounts of more than 2.09 lakh companies, whose names have been struck off the Register of Companies.

‘Not compliant’

Prima facie, those companies are not complying with their mandatory statutory obligations to file vital information for availability to its stakeholders.

On July 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had first revealed the government’s decision to cancel the registrations of one lakh companies that had suspicious and questionable operations, identified on the basis of data mined from the deposit of bank notes following last November’s demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1,000 notes.

The PM had promised more action would follow on two lakh similar firms and 38,000 shell companies.

The existing directors and authorised signatories of such struck-off companies will now become ex-directors or ex-authorised signatories.

These individuals will therefore not be able to operate bank accounts of such companies till such companies are legally restored under Section 252 of the Companies Act by an order of the National Company Law Tribunal.

3. Railways to take up cleanliness drive

As part of an intensive drive to ensure cleanliness on trains and station premises, Railway Board Chairman Ashwani Lohani has called for a sanitation strategy for immediate action.

Some of the actionable items are creating awareness on the use of bio-toilets, washing of trains/ stations at night, disposal of garbage en route and at destination points aand display of anti-littering rules.

The Board has authorised its frontline staff to rope in the expertise of Eureka Forbes, one of the leading health and hygiene brands in the country, for the sanitation programme.

Urging officers to make field visits and check cleanliness by adopting a “smell/feel and check dust by touch” approach.

Officers were also told to interact with the cleaning staff, address their grievances and respect their self-esteem.

In September, the Board said there should be visible improvement at 107 stations identified across the country.

These stations included two from each zone that were rated lowest in the Station Cleanliness Survey conducted in 2017.

In Southern Railway, the two stations (A-category) that stood last were Ernakulam North and Kollam.

Among A-1 category stations, New Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, CST Mumbai, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Chennai Central, Chennai Egmore, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Bhubaneswar, Lucknow, Jodhpur, Bengaluru and Thiruvanthapuram stations were among 75 major stations chosen for the plan to bring about visible improvement in cleanliness.

Swachatha Pakhwada

The Indian Railways had conducted a fortnight-long sanitation programme called Swachatha Pakhwada from August 16 in compliance with the directions issued by the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation.

With a slogan ‘Swachh Rail Swachh Bharat’, railway employees and volunteers drawn from various organisations were engaged in cleaning up station premises and trains.

CCTV footage was used to identify areas vulnerable to litter and action taken to create awareness among passengers/visitors on the upkeep of railway assets.

4. Chemical, fertiliser, pharma turnover at ₹ 13.5 lakh crore

Fertiliser, pharmaceutical and chemical—petrochemical sectors have become a growth engine of Indian economy, clocking a combined turnover of ₹ 13.5 lakh crore.

fertiliser sector is growing by 18.67 %, pharma by 13.5 % and chemical—petrochemicals by 11—12 %. Crores of jobs are being created from this ministry.”

prices of 1,100 medicines have been reduced and rates of cardiac stents as well as knee implants capped.

The government has opened 2,400 Jan Aushadhi Kendras to supply medicine at an affordable cost, he added.

In the fertiliser sector the Central government has implemented 100 % neem—coated urea, ensured sufficient supply of urea and other nutrients, increased urea production, reduced prices of crop nutrients, introduced first stage of direct benefit transfer (DBT) and revival of five closed plants.

5. first batch of 1000 E-rickshaws launched in Gurugram.

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari launched a fleet of first batch of 1000 E-rickshaws from Huda City Centre metro station in Gurugram.

The e-rickshaw fleet will provide cost effective and pollution free substitute in transport system of Gurugram along with generating employment opportunities for marginalised youth.

Key Highlights

• These e-rickshaws were manufactured in India and are fitted with GPS and tracking system.

• The E rickshaw fleet is operated by Treasure Vase Ventures Private Limited in partnership of Delhi Metro under the ‘SmartE’ brand name.

• SmartE will provide the last mile transport connectivity to metro commuters in the area and will provide meaningful self-employment for over 100000 marginalised youths in next 4-5 years.

• SmartE established strategic partnerships with the Haryana government (HSIIDC) and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to launch 1000 vehicles in Gurugram and Faridabad in 2017.

6. India and Myanmar signed eleven agreements

India and Myanmar signed eleven agreements following delegation-level talks headed by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi at Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.

Highlights of the 11 Agreements

• A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Election Commission of India and Union Election of Myanmar.

• An MoU was signed on cooperation between Myanmar Press Council and the Press Council of India.

• Both the sides signed an agreement for cultural exchange programme for the years 2017 to 2020.

• Two MoUs were signed on establishment of the India-Myanmar Centre for Enhancement of IT Skill and the Myanmar Institute of Information Technology (MIIT).

• Two other MoUs were signed on medical products regulation and in the field of health and medicine.

• Another MoU was signed on enhancing cooperation for upgrade of the Women’s Police Training Centre at Yamethin, Myanmar.

• The two sides also signed an agreement for sharing white shipping information to improve data sharing on non-classified merchant navy ships or cargo ships.

• An MoU on Maritime Security Cooperation was also signed.

• A Technical Agreement was signed between both the sides for providing Coastal Surveillance System.

Myanmar is one of India’s strategic neighbours and shares a 1640-km-long border with a number of north-eastern states including Nagaland and Manipur.

7. NITI Aayog on launched the National Nutrition Strategy

To make sure that malnutrition is eliminated India, NITI Aayog launched the National Nutrition Strategy aimed at Kuposhan Mukt Bharat.

Under the strategy, the problem of malnutrition will be eradicated in a phased manner.

The strategy intends at bringing nutrition to the center-stage of the National Development Agenda.

The nutrition strategy calls for convergence between four proximate determinants of nutrition - food, health services, income & livelihoods and drinking water & sanitation.

The Nutrition Strategy framework envisages a Kuposhan Mukt Bharat - linked to Swachh Bharat and Swasth Bharat.

It enables states to make strategic choices, through decentralized planning and local innovation, with accountability for nutrition outcomes.

Currently, there is a lack of real time measurement of these determinants, which reduces the capacity for targeted action among the most vulnerable mothers and children. The Strategy lays down a roadmap for effective action, among both implementers and practitioners, in achieving our nutrition objectives.

This is especially relevant in view of enhanced resources available with states to prioritise focused interventions with a greater role for panchayats and urban local bodies.

In India 20 per cent of children under five years of age suffer from wasting due to acute undernutrition and it pays an income penalty of 9 to 10 per cent due to a workforce that was stunted during their childhood.

Report by NITI Aayog

A report by NITI Aayog says that every third child in India suffers from stunting or wasting or from malnutrition which is a big number.

The recently published NFHS-4 results reflect some progress, with a decline in the overall levels of under nutrition in both women and children.

Moreover, India pays an income penalty of 9 per cent to 10 per cent due to a workforce that was stunted during their childhood.

8. Disability pension of Defence personel tonbe in par with civilians.

The Union government has accepted the recommendations of National Anomaly Committee that recomended penision for defence personel to be in oar with civilians.

The move was undertaken after an increased request from the armed forces to revert back to the percentage-based regime for disability pension instead of the slab-based system conceived under the 7th CPC.

The Ministry of Defence had referred the matter to the NAC in order to decide methodology for calculation of disability element of the disability pension under the 7th CPC.

With this, the Government has decided to continue with an earlier system of disbursing disability pension and not to go ahead with a new regime recommended by the 7th CPC.

The armed forces personnel had felt that the new slab-based system would result in a reduction in the amount of disability pension for existing as well as future retirees compared to percentage-based disability pension.

New Scheme for Defence Veterans

The Ex-Servicemen Health Contributory Scheme (ECHS) has launched Complaint and Litigation Reduction Scheme (CLRS) for grievance redressal of veterans and their dependents.

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