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A Collaborave efforts by CONCOR, TCI Express, ACBA and CILTIndia
AHMEDABAD : With the collaborative efforts of Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR), Transport Corporation of India (TCI), Ahmedabad Customs Brokers’ Association (ACBA) and Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), an event on Road Safety, Drivers’Health,Roadetiquettes,drivers’welfare,Swatch Bharat (Clean India) for the Drivers visiting CONCOR ICDKhodiyarwasconductedon27thFebruary2023.
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This was an excellent eye-opening programme for the Truck, Trailer and other handling equipment Drivers by TCI Safe Safar. TCI, a logistics company aims through its ‘TCI Safe Safar’ programme, creating awareness about health&safetyamongstmillions.
The Programme’s main attraction was a specially fabricated eco-friendly truck to engage with its key audience i.e. the truck drivers and members of the transport community. The programme comprised of various skits “Nukkad Natak” about avoiding alcohol during driving, avoiding single use plastic, Avoiding Mobilephonesduringdriving,Roadsafety,Roadetiquette, etc. In addition, all present Drivers, workers and invitees from ACBA, TCI, CONCOR and CILT Members have takenpledgeonHealth&Safetywhiledriving.
The event was graced by Mr. Minaz Nizami, Dy. Commissioner of Customs, Mrs. Vimal Shah Patel, Dy. Commissioner of Customs, Mr. Vishal Patil, Chief Manager,CONCORICDKhodiyar,Dr.DarshanMashroo, Hon. Secretary, ACBA, CILT Members Mr. Vaibhav Shah, Ms. Rachna Gangawar, Mr. Chetan Malkan, Mr.AjayNair,Mr.PradeepSharma,Asst.VicePresident, TCI, Mr. Anand Pandey, Terminal Manager, and Mr. Sunil Kumar, AM/C&O, ICD Khodiyar and senior trademembersandpressmedia.
About 1,55,000 lives are lost and 4,03,000 are injured on Indian roads in 2022, due to road accidents and numbers are almost similar every year. That’s the price India pays everyyear.
Safety is the utmost priority of every organisation and such event will strengthen the safety mission across the country. The message through such awareness programmewillleavedeepimpactonthedriverfraternity &willdefinitelyhelpthemimprovetheirdrivingetiquettes. Theprogrammeaimsto:
? Encouragepeopletofollowhealth&safetynorms
? Create and enhance a safe working environment for everyone
? Make India’s roads safer, every single kilometer atatime l l l NHAVA SHEVA : Tel:27471601/05, Fax:27246415
The programme was concluded with distribution of Safety Jackets, Medical and Hygiene kits to the Truck and other handling equipment Drivers and lightrefreshmentbyACBA. The programme was enjoyed by the Drivers/ workers present at the event and well praised by the Customs senior officers, CONCOR officers, Members from ACBA and CILT members who graced the event and encouraged thetruckingcommunity.
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Indian importers hedge less, assured by RBI's rupee support, data suggests
NEW DELHI - Indian importers are taking less insurance against foreign exchange fluctuations, data indicates, on expectations that the central bank will continue to intervene to keep the rupee above the key psychological levelof83perU.S.dollar.
Dollar purchases by importers for delivery beyond the spot date dropped in February, according to Reuters calculations based on data by the Clearing Corporation of India.
Importers bought about $1.24 billion daily, on average, in the forward markets this month, down from $1.50 billion in January and from $1.54 billion in the October-December quarter.
"With the RBI active, importers are eyeing the 83 level and waiting. Instead of forwards, they are looking at options," said Abhishek Goenka, Chief Executive of IFA Global, which manages or advises on over $20 billion worth ofIndiancompanies' forexexposure.
Large importers are looking at the USD/INR call spread option structures, Goenka said. Call spreads protect importers up to a certain price, but cost less than anoutright calloption.
India's trade deficit narrowed to a 12-month low in January, while its service surplus unexpectedly reached arecordhigh.
The country's imports of $50.6 billion in January was less than December's $58.2 billion, November's $56.7 billionandOctober's $58.2billion.
