European Market to get Leap from Hero

Hero MotoCorp aims to enter European markets, including Italy, Spain and France, by end of next
year, with the launch of its hybrid-scooter 'Leap' in these countries.

In the first phase of its foray into Europe, the company plans to launch its products in Italy, Spain and France followed by the UK and Germany in the next phase of expansion, Hero MotoCorp Ltd (HMCL) said in a statement.
To begin with, the company will launch its first serial-hybrid scooter 'Leap' in these markets, and
subsequently bring more models including scooters and motorcycles, it added.

"Having already stamped our presence in Asia, Africa, Latin & Central America, we are now now looking at stepping into the European market by the end of 2015 with our hybrid scooter Leap making its debut here," Hero MotoCorp Ltd Vice Chairman, CEO and Managing Director Pawan Munjal said.
The company is looking for potential partners and is even open for merger and acquisition

opportunities to be able to make quick inroads in these markets, he added.
"This is in line with our vision of making Hero a truly global brand in its range of quality products, scale of operations and geographical footprint," Munjal said.
 The company announced its plans at an event organised by EICMA, which is the marketing  body of Italy's  National Association of Bicycles, Motorcycles and Accessories (ANCMA).
 Hero MotoCorp had recently announced an investment of USD 800 million in building capacity across the globe in the next few years.
 Expanding aggressively over the past three years, the company is already present in over 20 countries across Central & South America, East & West Africa and Asia.

 By 2020, the company aims to be in over 50 countries with 20 plus assembly facilities globally. It is setting up two overseas manufacturing plants in Colombia and Bangladesh that are expected to go on
 In partnership with its local distributors, Hero MotoCorp has also set up assembly units in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
 The company has also announced enter into the US and Brazilian market by 2016. It is also in the process of building two more manufacturing plants in India.
 When operational, all these plants ? including the ones in Colombia and Bangladesh ? will take the total installed capacity of the company to over 12 million units of two-wheelers.

stream in 2015-16.

Maruti launches new Alto K10

 The country's largest car maker, Maruti Suzuki India, today launched the new generation of its
small car Alto K10 that comes equipped with automated gear shift and is priced up to Rs 3.82 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
 With an eye on reviving growth in its bread and butter mini car segment, the company has also improved the fuel efficiency of the model by 15 per cent.
 The manual petrol variants of the new Alto K10 are priced between Rs 3.06 lakh and Rs 3.56 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), while the newly introduced CNG version is tagged at Rs 3.82
lakh (all prices ex-showroom).
 The auto gear shift variant of the car with petrol engine is priced at Rs 3.80 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
 Maruti is positioning the new car as a mass market product equipped with 'futuristic technology' to cater to "very demanding, value for money conscious customers."
  It has been developed at a cost of Rs 200 crore on the existing platform of the model by its engineers along with counterparts at parent Suzuki Motor Corp in Japan.

 The company has sold 2.6 million Alto cars since it was launched 14 years ago, he added.
 "We have sold over 4 lakh units of Alto K10 in the last four years," Ayukawa said.
   After the Celerio, the Alto K10 is be the second model to be equipped with auto gear shift (AGS) feature.
 

"Alto K10 is the third Maruti Suzuki car within few weeks where our suppliers and engineers have improved the fuel efficiency substantially," Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) Managing Director and CEO Kenichi Ayukawa told reporters here.
It seeks to leverage on the convenience factor of the AGS with high fuel efficiency levels at affordable cost to woo entry-level customers.
  While the petrol version delivers a mileage of 24.07 km per litre, the CNG variant will have a fuel economy of 32.26 km per kg.
 It will have six different variants and the AGS option will be available only with the top-end model.
    The previous version of the Alto K10 was priced between Rs 3.15 lakh and Rs 3.31 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
  The new Alto K10 is coming at a time when MSI's sales in the mini segment, comprising Alto and WagonR, witnessed 2.6 per cent decline in the April-October period this fiscal at 2,37,474 units as against 2,43,714 units in the year-ago period.
    In October 2014, it stood at 35,753 units as against 39,379 units in the same month last year, down

9.2 per cent.

Maruti Swift and Datsun GO fails Crash test,SIAM defends

Stating that car makers in India meet the country's safety norms, auto industry body SIAM today
defended Maruti Suzuki and Nissan, which had failed crash tests conducted by Global NCAP on their Swift and Datsun GO models respectively.

requirements. Our cars are meeting safety norms set by the
government."

Lashing out at Global NCAP, an umbrella body of consumer car safety testing bodies, for "scaremongering", SIAM Director General Vishnu Mathur said: "Every country has its own safety

He further said the protocol followed by Global NCAP was not designed for India and tests must be conducted based on the conditions here. Even in a developed market like Europe, crash test is done at a speed of 56 kmph and not at 64 kmph as done by Global NCAP.

"Our average speed in India is far slower. To say that a particular car hasn't met its (Global NCAP) test is nothing but scaremongering," Mathur said.
 
"There is no data to prove that a particular car is dangerous based on how many occupants have been killed in accidents," he said, adding the Global NCAP had issued a test result based on just a crash test.
He said India is already working on road safety regulations, based not just on crash test but after
considering overall safety related issues.
 Mathur also defended the companies stating that they have not "duped consumers".

 "None of these companies have ever claimed that their models are 5 star rated on safety. The consumers are aware what they are buying. What Global NCAP should be doing is to
spread awareness on safety and encourage customers to but cars with all safety features, even if they come at higher cost," he said.

Yesterday, Global NCAP had said Maruti Suzuki India's popular hatchback Swift and Nissan's Datsun GO have failed crash tests showing "high risk of life-threatening injuries with both cars receiving zero-star safety rating for their adult occupant protection".
"These risks would be significantly reduced if the cars had to comply with the UN test regulation for frontal and side impact," Global NCAP had said in a statement.

Both Maruti Suzuki and Nissan had stated they fully conformed to all the regulations that are presently applicable in India.

World becoming"More Indian than you think"

It is well said by someone that wherever Indians go they dig their flag there.Today this phrase coming true.As we are watching changes taking place in powerful cities of the World and World is becoming"More Indian than you think"
                  Today Companies approaching India seeing growth they will get India.After Our PM's Visit to Japan and US and faith on India showed by Companies of these countries.
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Eyes of Conglomerates all around the world turns towards India and it's Growth. They want to fly with India as Lufthansa fly with there passengers.
                                                      Indian were showing there strength in US market and most of the CEO's  there belong to Indian Origin, like Pepsico Chief I. Nooyi. Indian Food is catching taste all around the World. Indian Food stalls were gaining popularity as much as International Airlines like Lufthansa started serving Indian Food both veg and Non-Veg. There it is not wrong to say that world is Becoming more Indian Than You Think.

Gharwali Diwali sabse Nirali

The festival of lights Diwali is always remain the favourate festival of mine.Since childhood we celebrate this festval in big way.This day whole family gather at my grandfathers's house and celebrate Diwali with enjoying sweets and lighting UP lights and firing crackers. The festival of Light Diwali is the main Festival of Hindus all around the World.
The Festival of Lights Diwali is celebrated because this day God Rama returned to Ayodhya after Defeating Ravana, So to celebrates his victory over evil people of Ayodhya put lights all over the Ayodhya. The Kingdom of Rama, now in Uttar Pradesh.That day and today we (Hindus) celebrate Diwali all over the world.

Diwali is also important for Hindus because it is said that the Day of Diwali Goddes Laxmi came to our house.Therefore we decorate our homes with Rangoli and Flowers  and perform Pooja at our houses.
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So, that Laxmi ji come to our house. it is believed that Goddes Laxmi visit those houses which she finds clean and people of that house always remain rich and no problem came in their way of success.

This festival means alot to me and my parents because this is the main festival me and my family celebrates, and I eagerly wait for this festival all year around.
My Mother prepares Sweets and Namkeens like Gujia, Matris, Barfis etc. Which we enjoy with soft drinks like Slice by Pepsi as due to fire crackers the temperature around us goes hot. Mt Mother Prepares Gujia sweet made Khoya,I wait for Diwali to eat it as Mother make this sweet everyyear during Diwali Festival only.

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In my Childhood we celebrate with loud sound fire crackers but as we grow and come to know about impacts of sound pollution we decided not to use loud sound crackers. So we use crackers without sound.
This Diwali I will visit to my place back to Lucknow as I am leaving in Delhi and Enjoy the Festival along with my Sisters and Parents. Meets Friends as they are also coming to Lucknow for the festival. I am planning to meet some of my school friends this Diwali as they are planning to visit our School on the next day of Diwali after long years to leaving the school.

We have also decided to cut our expenditure on fire crackers on this Diwali because due to no China Cracker drive by Our PM Narendra Modi Ji under Make In India Programme the cost of Indian Branded fire Crackers increases and it goes much costlier then it was last year.So, we will only celebrate with few crackers with no sound and lit up more lights to celebrate this Diwali. So, Enjoy Diwali safely Wish You All A Very Happy Diwali.

The Perfect Moisturiser for My Wife

One day I took my wife to a small get together with my colleagues.Where  wives of my friends gave compliment to my wife about her skin.They asks her about how she looks brighter and Smoother. My wife wonders why they have ask this question to her ?

She told me about this compliment.

Then I realise after seeing her carefully that there must be something and changes took place on her skin.

She then realised that this happened  only when she began using Garnier BB Cream.

Garnier BB Cream 

She told me that Garnier BB Cream is very good for the skin as it makes skin smoother and brighter. Not only this Mineral pigments in this cream gives feeling of being moisturized. An all in one daily moisturiser that instantly beautifies her skin and spreads evenly for a flawless finish.

Its light-weight and comfortable texture blends perfectly into the skin. Even it did not give look of oily as other creams do.
That day and today I never saw her missing using Garnier BB Cream.

Nissan launches Special edition of Terrano

Japanese carmaker Nissan launched a special edition of its mid-sized sports utilityvehicle Terrano priced up to Rs 13,13,725 (ex-showroom Delhi) to commemorate the vehicle's first anniversary in

India.

 This special version will come with a bundle of styling and convenience features, both on the exterior and interior front, Nissan India said in a statement.
 "This limited 'Anniversary Edition' is an invitation to our customers to celebrate Terrano's success.

We are sure that these exclusive touches will excite our customers and make their Terrano experience even better," Nissan India Operations President Guillaume Sicard said.

 The vehicle would be available in two trims, priced at Rs 12,83,645 and Rs 13,13,725 (ex-showroom Delhi).

The company said only 450 units of the anniversary edition would

be sold across the country.