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PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 1
PANORAMA Quarterly
VOLUME – I | ISSUE –6
May 2016
360 DEGREE VIEW OF TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES @ “YOGIDHAM GURUKUL”
PLACEMENT NEWSLETTER
Chief Editor
Prof. Rashmi Agrawal
Editors
Prof. Pranav Makwana
Prof. Deepak Upadhyay
Prof. Shubham Sharma
Prof. Hardik Charola
Prof. Ankit Kumar
Prof. Pratik Munjani
Prof. Ravi Raithatha
Prof. Pratik Kadecha
Prof. Hetal Thaker
Prof. Dharmesh Adesara
Mr. Vimal kalaria
Published By
Training & Placement Cell
CONTENTS
Lucky Charms.………………………….…………….02
HR Conclave……..……………………………………05
Hit the Bull’s Eye….........................................06
Scratch your Mind……………………………………07
Success Stories…………………………….…………08
Campfire………...............................................09
Do you Know?................................................10
Know Your Recruiter……………….….…….….….12
Featured Article……………………………………….13
Boost Your General Knowledge………………….13
Editorial Board
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 2
PLACEMENT 2016
NAME OF STUDENTS SPECIALIZATION
HDFC BANK @ 4.00 LPA
Namrata Solanki MBA
Nikita Chauhan MBA
Aditya Joshi MBA
Poonam Pal MBA
MAAHI MILK @ 1.44 LPA
Kinjal Bharadva MBA
Prayag Thummar MBA
Devang Ambaliya MBA
EPP COMPOSITE @ 1.44 LPA
Anand Parekh BE – Mech.
Raj Trambadia BE – Mech.
Bhargav Thakar BE – Mech.
Joy Bhagat BE – Mech.
Aditya Bhatti MBA
Shaktisinh Jadeja MBA
Akshit Mehta MBA
AJAY OILS @ 1.80 LPA
Nidhi Vora MBA
Chandni Motani MBA
ALPHANSO TECH @ 0.84 LPA
Vishal Gohel BE – IT
ANGEL BROKING @ 1.27 LPA
Priyank Sanyaja MBA
AITS @ 1.20 LPA
Shama Raiyani BE – IT
Karan Shukla BE – CE
ATOS @ 2.20 LPA
Hardik Ashara BCA
Vishal Pedhadiya BCA
Vivek Moliya MCA
Karan Jalu BSc IT
Virendra Chauhan BCA
Vibhuti Piparva BCA
Maulin Nathwani BCA
Harsh Paun BCA
Prahlad Jadeja BCA
Vishal Varu BCA
Nehal Padhara BCA
Riddhi Patel BCA
AXIS BANK @ 3.00 LPA
Jayesh Chauhan MBA
DHANRAJ NEWS & MEDIA @ 1.80 LPA
Vanita Gurubani MBA
ENDEAVOR CAREERS @ 2.20 LPA
Urvi Kamdar MBA
Hiren Gohil BE – IT
Manshvi Mistry BE – CE
ERYUSHION @ 1.20 LPA
Arjun Vyas MCA
EXIDE BATTERIES @ 4.00 LPA
Akash Vakani MBA
Hi-BOND INFRA @ 1.20 LPA
Jeel Kaval MBA
Monika Kamani MBA
ICICI PRU @ 1.80 LPA
LUCKY CHARMS
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 3
Namrata Solanki MBA
Dhaval Chauhan MBA
Jaydeep Vanani MBA
Achal Bamroliya MBA
Nikhil Lathiya MBA
Prakash Za MBA
Mitul Siraja MBA
Jinali Gandhi MBA
Riddhi Gajera MBA
Brijesh Sanghani MBA
INTUZ SOLUTIONS @ 1.80 LPA
Mital Khandar MCA
JUST DIAL @ 1.92 LPA
Akash Vakani MBA
Vivek Dhorajiya MBA
Bhadra Agheda MBA
Dhaval Mendapara MBA
Hemin Pachigar MBA
Kinjal Masrani MBA
Pragnesh Kanani MBA
Kinjal Joshi MBA
Pallavi Mehta MBA
Amit Solanki MBA
LIFE CELL INTERNATIONAL @ 1.50 LPA
Hemanshi Paneliya MBA
Sharmin Makhani MBA
POINTMATRIX SOLUTIONS @ 1.20 LPA
Sandip Gajera BE – IT
RIBBON LOGISTICS @ 1.92 LPA
Bhadra Agheda MBA
Ayush Udani MBA
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES @ 6.00 LPA
Anurag Kumar BE – Mech.
Nikhil Kundnaney BE – Mech.
PRATIK INDUSTRIES @ 3.00 LPA
Ankit Andani MBA
TCS @ 3.50 LPA
Rahul Sen BE – Mech.
SYSCON SERVICES @ 1.40 LPA
Archie Chhatbar MBA
TRIZ VENTURES @ 1.44 LPA
Mohit Vanpariya MBA
VIRAG INTERNATIONAL @ 1.20 LPA
Aarti Ramani MBA
TCS @ 1.44 LPA
Prashant Jadav MCA
Anand Parekh BE – EC
Ravindra Maghudiya BE – CE
Sadhna Jethloda BE – EC
Roshan Savlani BE – EC
Wilsons Work @ 1.44 LPA
Uma Bhut MCA
Darpan Jotangiya MCA
Nidhi Kasundra BE – IT
Raina Mehta BE – IT
WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES @ 1.62 LPA
Miraj Kanpara BCA
Heema Parekh BCA
Shivani Jivrajani BSc IT
Abhishek Tank BSc IT
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 4
Kishan Ghetiya BSc IT
Keyur Vora BSc IT
Prachi Mishra BSc IT
Dhruvi Parekh BSc IT
Hemali Kaneriya BCA
Dirgha Jhala BCA
Khushboo Doshi BCA
WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES @ 2.20 LPA
Pooja Patel MCA
Disha Dave MCA
Shreya Kotak MCA
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES @ 2.16 LPA
Sanjay Tavia BSc – Chemistry
Yograj Rana BSc – Chemistry
Meet Faldu BSc – Chemistry
Mrugesh Bhatt BSc – Chemistry
Sandip Sankalliya BSc – Chemistry
Jinesh Mehta BSc – Chemistry
Dharmesh Nashit BSc – IC
Bhavin Vekariya BSc – IC
Heet Bhanvadia BSc – IC
Manoj Bhimani BSc – IC
Bhavik Damani BSc – IC
Jay Jotaniya BSc – IC
Jay Kalariya BSc – IC
Divyesh Chavda MSc – Chemistry
Kashyap Trivedi MSc – Chemistry
Bhavin Ghaghra MSc – Chemistry
Ajay Gadara MSc – IC
Vallabh Karkar MSc – IC
Hiren Undhad MSc – IC
Raj Tilva MSc – IC
Mukesh Thummar MSc – IC
Jay Trivedi MSc – IC
Arjun Dave MSc – IC
Amrish Dave BSc – Chemistry
Vivek Vaghasiya BSc – IC
Kartik Sheth MSc – Chemistry
Hardip Dodiya MSc – Chemistry
Savan Kanani MSc – IC
Yogesh Pansara MSc – IC
Yunesh Rajyaguru MSc – IC
Milan Dhamesiya BSc – IC
Tejas Padia BSc – IC
ZYDUS CADILA @ 2.16 LPA
Dhawal Rajdev B.Pharm.
Yogesh Dabhi B.Pharm.
Ankur Akbari B.Pharm.
Prashant Gauswami B.Pharm.
Jay Desai B.Pharm.
Preet Gokani B.Pharm.
Bhargav Lathiya B.Pharm.
Kuldeep Gelani B.Pharm.
Jashvant Vasapalli B.Pharm.
Divya Sanghani B.Pharm.
Yesha Prasadiya B.Pharm.
Ankita Sharma B.Pharm.
Jyoti Padalkar B.Pharm.
Chirag Panchani B.Pharm.
Rushabh Punatar B.Pharm.
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 5
R. K. ASSOCIATES @ 1.44 LPA
Niraj Trivedi MBA
Nikita Jhala MBA
AARTI INDUSTRIES @ 2.50 LPA
Hitesh Vaja B.E. – Mech.
Dhaval Maradiya B.E. – IC
ATUL AUTO LTD. @ 1.80 LPA
Tribhuvan Makwana BE – Mech.
Urvesh Patel BE – Mech.
Nandish Mulia BE – Mech.
Hemang Solanki BE – Mech.
VERSION SYSTEMS PVT. LTD. @ 1.20 LPA
Khyati Patadiya MBA
HDFC BANK @ 2.75 LPA
Priyanka Choksi MBA
FISHFA RUBBERS LTD @ 1.02 LPA
Parth Khant BE – Mech
Divyesh Moghariya BE – Mech
Vimal Patel BE – Mech
MindArray Systems Pvt. Ltd. @ 2.04 LPA
Nirali Lakhani BE – EC
HR CONCLAVE
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 6
HIT THE BULL’S EYE “PERFECT BODY
LANGUAGE FOR A PERFECT JOB INTERVIEW”
Leaning in isn't just a metaphorical way to get ahead. It's also a legitimate way to portray good body language during a job interview. Job interviews are notorious tightrope walks. You want to be confident, but not obnoxious; intelligent but not a know-it-all. Trying to find a balance and also explain why you deserve a job is hard enough. But what if your body language could help you out? Career experts have long analyzed body movement as a way to determine a person's character.
1. Sit all the way back in your seat. Sit firmly and lean your back straight against the chair. It's the first thing Glass recommends — an automatic signal of assurance and confidence. If you're a natural sloucher, pretend there's a string pulling you up from the crown of your head.
2. Don't go for direct eye contact. Instead, go for direct face contact. A more effective way to ensure you look interested and engaged is to look different parts of someone's face every two seconds, rotating from eyes, to nose, to lips, so you're never just drilling into the interviewer's eyes.
3. Use hand gestures while speaking. If you're not sure what to do with your hands, go ahead and gesture while speaking. When you’re really nervous, you tend to want to hide your hands because they express your anxiety. Keeping your hands hidden
can be misinterpreted as distrustful behaviour.
4. Show your palms. When your palms are up, it signals honesty and engagement. The limbic brain picks up the positivity, which will make the interviewer comfortable. It’s one of the reasons we shake hands, to show the open palm. It’s so tied to survival instincts ... If we don’t see open palm gestures, it puts us on our guard. In general, upward-facing body language, such as open palms, smiles and straight posture, also makes you look energetic.
5. Plant your feet on the ground. Keep feet firmly on the ground. Women should never cross at the knees, but rather the ankles, "as this allows them to switch if necessary without being obvious."
There's also a scientific benefit to keeping your feet grounded. It’s not impossible, but it’s difficult to answer highly complex questions unless both of your feet are on the ground. It has to do with being able to go back and forth easily between the limbic reptilian brains to the neo-cortex brain. In layman's terms, planted feet can help you go between creative thought and highly complex rational thought.
6. Work on your walk. Interviewers often make a hiring judgment within the first 10 seconds of meeting you. How you walk into the room is a part of that judgment. Shoulders pulled back and neck elongated, each stride should be roughly one to two feet wide. Walk directly towards the person you are meeting with every body part pointing in his direction, maintaining eye contact with occasional breaks to the side.
7. Breathe deeply, and speak on the exhale. One way to soothe interview nerves is to breathe properly. It is recommended to focus on the breath as a vital part of the interview process. Inhale when the interviewer asks you a question and then speaking on the exhale, following the air flow. Deep breathing engages our parasympathetic reaction, which calms us down. It is recommended taking 10 deep, diaphragmatic breaths before the interview, because it reduces our heart rate, blood pressure and stress hormone level.
8. Nod your head while listening. Aside from keeping eye and face contact, nodding your head while listening is an additional way to show attentiveness. Nod your head occasionally to let them know you are enjoying and understand what is being said.
9. Lean in. Leaning in is a natural thing to do when you're engaged in a conversation. Leaning slightly forward (keeping your shoulders back and down, and your chest high) demonstrates interest.
BONUS: For Phone Interviews... If you don't have the benefit of a face to face interview, it is recommended getting up and walking while on a phone interview. Much like planting your feet, it helps "sync the left and right hemisphere" of the brain, making your answers sharper.
"Your posture is an integral part of your nonverbal conversation."
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 7
Q.1) The least perfect square, which
is divisible by each of 21, 36 and 66
is:
(a) 213444
(b) 214344
(c) 214344
(d) 231444
Q.2) A trader owes a merchant Rs.
10,028 due 1 year hence. The trader
wants to settle the account after 3
months. If the rate of interest 12%
per annum, how much cash should
he pay?
(a) Rs. 9025.20
(b) Rs. 9200
(c) Rs. 9600
(d) Rs. 9560
Q.3) What will be the day of the
week 15th August, 2010?
(a) Sunday
(b) Monday
(c) Tuesday
(d) Friday
Q.4) A clock is started at noon. By
10 minutes past 5, the hour hand
has turned through:
(a) 145
(b) 150
(c) 155
(d) 160
Q.5) The difference between a two-
digit number and the number
obtained by interchanging the
positions of its digits is 36. What is
the difference between the two
digits of that number?
(a) 3
(b) 4
(c) 9
(d) Cannot be determined
(e) None of these
Answers with explanation can be
mailed to below email id:
[email protected] within 15
days of date of issue.
Names of five early birds with correct
answers and solutions will be
published in next issue. Winner of
Quiz-05 is Ms. Monali Minipara, CE,
8th Semester.
Answers of Quiz- 05
Answer 1) 50 Km/hr
Answer 2) 16
Answer 3) 15 Days
Answer 4) 42, 33
Answer 5) 8 Km/hr
Quiz – 06 –
SCRATCH YOUR
MIND
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 8
Pavan Kulkarni
B. E. – Mechanical
Selected in Reliance Industries
I would like to thank Rashmi ma'am for arranging the classes intended for the practice of aptitude and technical questions. I would like to extend my thanks to Hardik Charola sir who stood by my side during the long interview day sharing his useful tips on interviews. A big thanks to the H.O.D. of Mechanical Department, Prof. P. S. Puranik Sir, TPO Coordinator – Prof. Pranav Makwana Sir and to all the members of the Mechanical Engineering Department who helped me strengthen my technical skills. What really helped me in the interviews, both Technical and H.R. was the ability to remain calm and composed during the whole session and answering all the questions put up in front of me with confidence and the key to cracking those interviews was by speaking fluently in English language. I feel a bit relaxed now and happy to be placed in a really big organization like Reliance before the completion of my college education.
Akash Vakani
MBA
Selected in
Exide Batteries
After my graduation I didn’t want to do masters. But my father advised me to do masters, so I joined the well-known reputed college of Rajkot “Atmiya institute of technology and science”. ATMIYA is a University where students are treated like a family and they provide best services with the participation of students in many activities. In my first semester I got four backlogs which shocked me and broken my confidence. I was in a situation that I loosed all my hopes and asked my father to join him helping in our business. I was deciding to quit my MBA but, my father, my faculties and my friends encouraged me and build my confidence. In that situation I was guided and motivated in such a way that I felt to continue my further studies with a bigger hope. In second semester I cleared my four backlogs with hard work and dedication and proved my efforts.
As I came from medium grades, but I got with the highest package in my college campus, so I want to say “knowledge have high value than getting high grades”.
After the completion of my third semester, Placement Activity started in my college. My faculties helped me a lot in improving my skills and I worked a lot where I was lacking. And I was selected in the first interview itself, which was of “EXIDE BATTERIES” and I was so much fortunate that I got selected in that with the package of 4 lakhs per annum.
Aditya Joshi
MBA
Selected in
HDFC Bank “Work until you
don’t need to introduce yourself”
This quote always inspires me to give my best shoot at every stage of my life. I believe and select the area where I don’t need to wear a watch to see the time in my work. And that area for me is finance because I am always attracted towards the numbers and there is always a fight of bull and bear in my dreams.
I started the journey from the campus of J.J.KUNDALIYA college at the graduation level And with the support and motivation of All faculty and Friends I learnt so many thing in my graduation journey but that was just a small step still there are miles to go. At the end of the 2nd year of Graduation I started to get ready for the entrance marathon of MBA and started Preparation for CMAT and finally cleared it with good score.
The biggest dilemma for me is now to take a decision regarding admission in MBA colleges. After doing the homework and scrutinizing various colleges I finally took admission at ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE and I Now I am pleased to say that my decision was a Right decision.
I started MBA at ATMIYA and lived in an environment where I could Enhance the skills and could sharpen the swords of my knowledge. Then I entered the new phase of my life. The race of job started and out of 120 students, I was one of the fortunate students to get selected for the post of Virtual Relationship Manager at HDFC Bank.
Now at the end of MBA, my only desire is to fulfill the meaning of the above quote and to be successful in all terms. Learning is an incessant process and hence, I aim at improving myself at every leaps and bound wherever I can and also to become a good human being.
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 9
CAMPFIRE
MOTIVATIONAL STORY
“Think Before You Judge”
A doctor entered the hospital in hurry after being called in for an urgent surgery. He answered the call asap, changed his clothes and went directly to the surgery block. He found the boy’s father pacing in the hall waiting for the doctor.
On seeing him, the father yelled, “Why did you take all this time to come? Don’t you know that my son’s life is in danger? Don’t you have any sense of responsibility?”
The doctor smiled and said, “I am sorry, I wasn’t in the hospital and I came as fast as I could after receiving the call and now, I wish you’d calm down so that I can do my work”.
“Calm down?! What if your son was in this room right now, would you calm down? If your own son dies while waiting for doctor than what will you do??” said the father angrily. The doctor smiled again and replied, “We will do our best by God’s grace and
you should also pray for your son’s healthy life”.
“Giving advises when we’re not concerned is so easy” Murmured the father.
The surgery took some hours after which the doctor went out happy, “Thank goodness! your son is saved!” And without waiting for the father’s reply he carried on his way running by saying, “If you have any questions, ask the nurse”.
“Why is he so arrogant? He couldn’t wait some minutes so that I ask about my son’s state” Commented the father when seeing the nurse minutes after the doctor left. The nurse answered, tears coming down her face, “His son died yesterday in a road accident, he was at the burial when we called him for your son’s surgery. And now that he saved your son’s life, he left running to finish his son’s burial.”
Moral: Never judge anyone because you never know how their life is and what they’re going through.
“Boy’s Job Appraisal”
A little boy went into a drug store, reached for a soda carton and pulled it over to the telephone. He climbed onto the carton so that he could reach the buttons on the phone and proceeded to punch in seven digits (phone numbers). The store-owner observed and listened to the conversation.
Boy: ‘Lady, Can you give me the job of cutting your lawn?
Woman: (at the other end of the phone line): ‘I already have someone to cut my lawn.’
Boy: ‘Lady, I will cut your lawn for half the price of the person who cuts your lawn now.’
Woman: I’m very satisfied with the person who is presently cutting my lawn.
Boy: (with more perseverance) : ‘Lady, I’ll even sweep your curb and your sidewalk, so on Sunday you will have the prettiest lawn in all of Palm beach , Florida.’
Woman: No, thank you.
With a smile on his face, the little boy replaced the receiver. The store-owner, who was listening to all this, walked over to the boy.
Store Owner: ‘Son… I like your attitude; I like that positive spirit and would like to offer you a job.’
Boy: ‘No thanks.’
Store Owner: But you were really pleading for one.
Boy: No Sir, I was just checking my performance at the Job I already have. I am the one who is working for that lady I was talking to!’
Moral: This is what we call ‘Self-Appraisal’. Every time if we don’t get ahead of others, we blame others for it. We should look to our self and compare, find own weaknesses and work hard to throw away weaknesses. Always Work Hard, Honest and with full Dedication. It will always pay up.
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 10
If you have to pick three companies that take up most of your mindspace, I am sure you would plonk for The Big Three – Apple, Microsoft, and Google.
No three companies can be more different, but they affect our lives in the same way.
Microsoft, the oldest of the three, has the iron grip on desktop computing. Apple, next born, is about personal style thanks to iconic products like the Mac and the iPod. Google, the youngest, but arguably the most vivacious of the lot, has a finger in any pie that has to do with the internet (and beyond).
But how well do we know these three that are with us 24×7?
Every great company has a story behind its legend. Strange and interesting facts and anecdotes about behemoths such as these demonstrate that it’s not always about bits, bytes, multi-billion dollar revenues and lawsuits.
Interesting Facts about Google
The well-known “˜Don’t be evil’ is actually an informal motto of Google. It is a reference to their corporate philosophy which says that you can make money without being evil. It was coined by Paul Buchheit, the man behind Gmail.
Sergey Brin and Larry Page didn’t know too much about HTML. That’s why the first homepage had a very bare bones design. The simple design caused people to just sit there looking at the screen during initial tests. Test users were actually waiting for the “rest of the page to load”. To solve that particular problem the Google Copyright message was added as a line as an end of page marker.
Just so you know: “˜to google’
became a verb in 2006 when
both Merriam Webster
Collegiate Dictionary as well
as the Oxford English
Dictionary recognized it. It of
course means – to use the
Google search engine to
obtain information on the
Internet.
Users can search for content
in 35 non-English languages,
including Chinese, Greek,
Icelandic, Hebrew,
Hungarian and Estonian. To
date, no requests have been
received from beyond the
earth’s orbit, but Google has
a Klingon interface if they
decide to make contact one
day.
When Larry Page and Sergey Brin assembled their first server to test the PageRank code, they housed ten 4 Gigabyte HDD in a cabinet made of Lego bricks.
Google’s core search engine ranking system is called PageRank. Each page is assigned a rank that determines its ranking in the search engine results. But the term is not taken from its function; it’s actually named after Google co-founder Larry Page. In the early days it was called BackRub.
How much energy does a single Google Search take up? Google says it’s about 1KJ (Kilo Joules). In green terms, it’s approximately equal to .2g of CO2 emitted per search. See it compared against everyday activities.
Interesting Facts about Microsoft
The first Operation System Microsoft coded was Xenix, which was a version of UNIX under a different name. But it was MS-DOS made for IBM PCs that gave it a foothold in the software market.
Bill Gates wrote a class scheduling program for his school. He tweaked the program’s code so that he
DO YOU KNOW?
“20 Interesting
Facts About Microsoft, Google
& Apple”
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 11
was placed in classes with mostly female students.
Microsoft fashioned the use of code names for under-development software and systems. For instance, Windows 7 was “˜Vienna’. Wikipedia has a complete list.
Did you know that you can’t create a folder named “˜con’ in Windows?
The first Windows virus was called Winver 1.4.
The name of its search engine “˜Bing’ has its origins in Bingo. Just like the game, it was meant to suggest that something looked for has been found or realized. “˜Bang’ was also proposed because it was memorable, short, and easy to spell. Finally, Bing was chosen for the same reasons.
Ironically, Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit is one of the largest developers of Macintosh software outside of Apple Inc. Also, Microsoft Office for Mac was introduced for Macintosh in 1989, a year before Office was released for Windows.
Interesting Facts about Apple
Fortune magazine named Apple as the most admired company in the United States in 2008; and in the world in 2008, 2009, and 2010.
The original Apple logo had Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree. It was replaced by the one we are more familiar with. To differentiate the silhouette of the apple from a cherry, the “˜bite’ was put in.
“˜Macintosh’ is in fact a variety of apple. It also was the first commercially successful personal computer that resembles the ones we use today. It was the first ones to have a graphical user interfaces (GUI) and mouse instead of command line interfaces.
Apple also made one of the first consumer digital cameras. The Apple QuickTake, launched in 1994 was discontinued in 1997. The camera could shoot and store eight photos at 640×480 resolution, 32 photos at 320×240 resolutions, or a mixture of both sizes.
Apple had a third founder besides Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Ronald Wayne had a 10% stake in the company. He forfeited his share to the new company for a total of $2,300. All three partners worked at Atari before they started Apple. Ronald Wayne drew the first Apple logo, wrote the three men’s
original partnership agreement and wrote the Apple I manual. He has never owned an Apple product.
The flag bearer for Apple Inc, the Macintosh, wasn’t the brainchild of the two Steve’s. Jef Raskin an expert in human-computer interaction started and inspired the Apple Macintosh line. He also coined the name.
There are enough strange interesting facts to fill up entire bookshelves on these three companies.
PANORAMA QUARTERLY | Issue6 12
Adani Wilmar Limited (AWL) is a
joint venture incorporated in
January 1999 between Adani Group,
the leaders in International trading
& Private Infrastructure with
businesses in key industry verticals -
resources, logistics and energy. The
group was created with a vision of
‘Nation Building’ by developing
assets of national economic
significance. Wilmar International
Limited - Singapore, Asia's leading
Agri-business group & its business
activities include oil palm
cultivation, oilseed crushing, edible
oil refining, sugar milling and
refining, specialty fat, oleochemical,
biodiesel and fertilizer
manufacturing and grain
processing. It has over 450
manufacturing plants and an
extensive distribution network
covering China, India, Indonesia and
some 50 other countries.
The joint venture kicked off with the
commissioning of India's first port-
based refinery at Mundra, Gujarat
and later on other such units were
setup across other locations.
Capacity
Today, AWL owns refineries in 17 strategic locations across India, has 8 crushing units and 18 toll packing units. Cumulatively, this translates to a refining capacity of over 10400 tonnes per day, seed crushing capacity of 7400 tonnes per day and
packaging capacity of 9000 tonnes per day.
Distribution
AWL has the largest distribution network among all branded edible oil players in India, with more than 93 stock points, 3500 distributors and 10% Retail Penetration which spans across approx. 1 Million outlets all over India.
Brands
Fortune is the most prestigious brand in the Adani Wilmar portfolio. Fortune became the no.1 brand in the market within just 2 years of its launch and still continues to be a leader. Reader’s Digest honoured Fortune as the Most Trusted brand for 4 years, most recently in 2014, and it was adjudged as a ‘The Economic Times Best Brands 2014
Exports
Adani Wilmar Limited's Export division was started in 2004, and our exports markets are the Middle East Countries, South-East Asian Countries, Africa, Ukraine, etc. AWL has been awarded the status of Trading House, by the Government of India.
Our refined oils meet the CODEX, WHO and FAO standards. We also meets the standards set by AOCS, and have also applied for HACCP and ISO9001 certification. We were the first to launch Soya bean oil in a packed form in Middle East Countries. Fortune and Raag brands are registered in all Middle East Countries. Today, we have distributors set all across the Middle East, covering all A / B class outlets. AWL is actively engaged in contract manufacturing / private labeling for
numerous international and Indian companies. With our automated state-of-art computer controlled machinery and large manufacturing capacity, we have the capability to meet customer demand time after time
Awards & recognition
Adani Wilmar Limited has
won the IFC-Mint Strategy award in
'Food and Beverage' category for
consecutive years 2014 & 2015
Economic Times awarded
Fortune as Promising 'FMCG - Food
Products" Brand
Fortune gets the
"Superbrand Award" - 2014
The Economic Times Best
Brands 2014 awarded ‘Fortune’ the
title “No.1 in the FMCG – Food
Products – Edible Oil”
The Economic Times Best
Brands 2014 ranked ‘Fortune’ in the
Top 200 brands listing for 2014.
Globoil awarded Fortune
Rice Bran Health Oil as 'Emerging
Brand of the Year 2014'. - 2014
Adani Wilmar Limited
received Globoil Diamond award
under 'Highest Importer of Edible
Oil' category. - 2014
KNOW YOUR RECRUITER
"Adani
Wilmar”
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TEN COMMON
WRITING
MISTAKES
WARNING! If you make these mistakes you will be branded a NOOB!
Here are a few common mistakes which can be avoided while writing:
(1) WHO OR WHICH? – Who refers to persons/people. Which refers to things or animals, never to a person. Example: The boy who was always late. The cat which scratched the couch.
(2) Empty Adverbs – Empty adverbs like actually, totally, absolutely, completely, continually, constantly, continuously, literally, really, unfortunately, ironically, incredibly, hopefully, finally can actually suck the meaning and intention from your words.
(3) Commonly Misspelled Words – All right
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Dependable
Independent
Responsible
Separate
(4) THERE, THEIR or THEY’RE – There is a possessive form of “they”. They’re is a contraction of they are.
There is used to signify a place, or as an empty word to start a sentence. Example: There are 7 days in a week. They’re hungry after all the exercise. Their answers are satisfactory.
(5) SITE OR SIGHT – Sight refers to your sense of vision. Site refers to a location or place. Example: That was one of my favourite web sites. A romantic sunset is an incredible sight.
(6) The Ellipse – Ellipses are not just random symbols in punctuation. It has specific uses and is always THREE consecutive dots. Only 3! Use an ellipse when there is an intentional omission of words or as a pause in speech or thought. Do not overuse.
(7) Semicolon: What it is? – A semi colon is a part comma and part period. It can function as either a strong comma, or a week period. It should never be used in place of a colon! Example:
The baby appears to be
healthy; however, the fever
continues to rise.
(8) LOOSE OR LOSE? – A very popular mistake! Lose means you have lost something. Loose refers to a certain “fit”. Example:
If your tires are loose, you might lose one when you hit a bump.
(9) The Apostrophe – For the most part there are two reasons to use apostrophe. First is for contraction (Don’t for do not) and second is to show possession (Tom’s blog). If you are in doubt, leave the apostrophe out!
(10) IT’S, ITS or ITS’ – “It’s” is a contraction for it is or it has. The possessive form of it is “its”. “Its’” is never correct and it is an incorrect usage. Example: It’s time to go. Every dog has its day.
Hope these tips would be helpful to you.
BOOST YOUR GENERAL
KNOWLEDGE
The United Nations is an
international organization
founded in 1945. It is
currently made up of 193
Member States. The mission
and work of the United
Nations are guided by the
purposes and principles
contained in its founding
Charter.
Due to the powers vested in
its Charter and its unique
international character, the
United Nations can take
action on the issues
confronting humanity in the
21st century, such as peace
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and security, climate change,
sustainable development,
human rights, disarmament,
terrorism, humanitarian and
health emergencies, gender
equality, governance, food
production, and more.
The UN also provides a forum
for its members to express
their views in the General
Assembly, the Security
Council, the Economic and
Social Council, and other
bodies and committees. By
enabling dialogue between
its members, and by hosting
negotiations, the
Organization has become a
mechanism for governments
to find areas of agreement
and solve problems together.
The UN's Chief
Administrative Officer is the
SecretaryGeneral.
2015 marked the 70th
anniversary of the United
Nations.
The Parliament of India is
circular which represents
“Continuity”
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
are horse shoe in shape.
Lok Sabha carpet is green in
color which represents that
India is an Agriculture land
and the people here are
elected from grass root level,
Rajya Sabha carpet is red in
color which denotes royalty
and also tells about the
sacrifice done by the
freedom fighters.
The library in the Indian
Parliament is the second
largest in India.
Circumference of Parliament
is 1/3rd of a mile i.e. 536.33m.
The first hour (i.e. between
11 to 12 noon) is known as the
Question Hour. During this
MPs put forward questions
about the policies,
government and different
bills.
Around 12 noon MPs can
discuss any important topic
with prior notice to the
Speaker. This is known as
Zero Hour.
President's office is in Room
number 13 of Parliament ( 13
no. is not so unlucky in this
case).
Parliament canteen is the
cheapest in the country with
3 course veg meal in 61 Rs
and Chicken Biryani for Rs. 51
(Highest amount in the list).
Voting in Parliament is done
electronically for the
questions asked,
amendments, new bills etc.
There is a voting console, a
system with colored buttons,
green for a Yes, Red for No
and Yellow for abstain.
PANORAMA
Quarterly
ATMIYA Group of Institutions
YOGIDHAM GURUKUL,
KALAWAD ROAD,
RAJKOT(GUJARAT), INDIA
