Industry Reporter

New Delhi : The festival of Raksha Bandhan holds a special place in the hearts of all Indians. Commemorating the occasion in a remarkable way, BIG FM once again joined hands with Gulf Superfleet Turbo Plus Truck Engine Oil for the third edition of their campaign ‘Suraksha Bandhan’. The initiative aimed to recognize the relentless efforts of the truck drivers and showcase gratitude for their work also emphasized on their health and safety, which is the need of the hour. While Season 1 of the campaign witnessed the truckers being united with their sisters in a heartfelt manner and Season 2 saw the festival being marked with innovative Suraksha Rakhis (carrying soap strips) amidst the pandemic, Suraksha Bandhan season 3 takes a step forward this year by getting the drivers vaccinated at a place of their convenience. The trying times that we have been facing over the last one year now, staying protected and healthy has been the utmost priority of every citizen. As the entire country is g

  Bengaluru: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) launched a one-of-its-kind ‘Virtual Showroom’ to further digitalize customer experience in the new normal. The virtual showroom enables customers to seamlessly look through their favourite Toyota vehicles online, and also helps them book their dream car virtually. It is already integrated with payment gateway and will soon facilitate the best offers, finance options, loan applications and other value-added services in the future. To check out the virtual showroom, customers need not download or install any application,they can log on to www.toyotabharat.com/virtual-showroom/ on the Toyota Bharat website and start their car buying journey with just a few clicks on their phone. In the virtual showroom, customers can select the Toyota vehicle of their choice, get 360-degree external and internal views, check out all the available variants and colour options, switch on the lights, open and close the doors, virtually experience the top feature

  Mohali: Meet, 45-year old Raman Kapur a well-established corporate executive who lives with his family in Delhi and recently decided to move out of the capital and relocate both his business and home in the Chandigarh capital region. He has bought an industrial plot in Chandigarh and a villa home in Mohali. "The second wave of COVID hit Delhi hard and me and my family were unhappy with the way things were getting out of hand. We felt unsafe and uncomfortable.  So I decided to move my parents and my grandmother immediately to Mohali. This volatile situation ignited me to look for options of living outside Delhi . I was also quite perturbed with the choking of Delhi due to multiple reasons like population growth, traffic and noise hazards  and declining quality of life. We, therefore, decided to relocate to the Chandigarh capital region," said Kapur.  There are many more like Kapur who have decided to move lock, stock and barrel to Mohali amidst the aftermath of CO