The forthcoming Tata Punch EV has been spotted testing Indian roads once again. Tata Punch EV: DesignThe Tata Punch EV has minor design changes from the existing model. Tata Punch EV: InteriorThe Tata Punch EV test mule has been spotted previously with a huge freestanding display on the centre console, as shown in the image above. Tata Punch EV: PowertrainTata Motors has not disclosed the battery pack parameters for the Tata Punch EV 2023. The Punch EV will be a direct competitor to the Citroen eC3 and a premium alternative to cars such as the Tata Tiago EV and Tigor EV.
Source:Punch
November 06, 2023 11:30 UTC
Knowledge, creativity and leadership are the building blocks of societies and economies. Knowledge and creativity drive entrepreneurship, while entrepreneurship is a function of the entrepreneur, that is, you! Knowledge and creativity drive entrepreneurship while entrepreneurship drives economic growth. Knowledge is a proof and product of research while creativity is a process and practice of entrepreneurship. It has a knowledge base, but as in all practices, medicine, for instance, or engineering, knowledge in entrepreneurship is a means to an end.
Source:Nigerian Tribune
November 06, 2023 10:22 UTC
The Tata Punch EV has been under development for quite some time and while we wait for its arrival, the camouflaged test mule continues to be spied on the roads. Based on the spy shots so far, the Punch EV could get a redesigned grille and updated air dams. Battery Pack & RangeWe previously believed that the Punch EV would get similar battery packs as the Tiago EV and Tiago EV, with a claimed range of between 300km to 350km. Launch & PriceThe Tata Punch EV is expected to debut by the end of this year and arrive at an expected starting price of Rs 12 lakh (ex-showroom). It will be a direct rival to the Citroen eC3 while serving as a premium alternative to the Tata Tiago EV and MG Comet EV.
Source:Punch
November 06, 2023 06:32 UTC
When the recording of the proceedings went viral on social media, it sparked outrage within the company and in the online community. In another statement he issued a few days later, Vishal Garg wrote, “I want to apologize for the way I handled the layoffs last week. The Vishal Garg approach to employee disengagement is typical of leaders and companies that do not recognize that the first customers of any business are the people who work there. When people know that they matter and that they are vital stakeholders in the corporate outcomes, they will work like they own the business. The people that work with us are flesh and blood with feelings, desires, personal hang-ups and frustrations, just like us.
Source:Nigerian Tribune
November 06, 2023 04:15 UTC
No fewer than three persons were allegedly attacked by yet-to-be-identified individuals in Degri, Balanga Local Government Area of Gombe State. The victims, who were attacked on Saturday include a judge of the Upper Area Court III, Ayuba Buba-Dalas, Barr. Usman Yahya, and a court staff. Our correspondent gathered that the court usually conducts a physical assessment of issues relating to land disputes to ascertain the cause of conflict. However, Buba-Dalas embarked on the tour to take the land measurement to ascertain the rights of the parties before it.
Source:Punch
November 06, 2023 01:00 UTC
Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has promised that his administration will invest heavily in education as a weapon against povertyOtti stressed that experience and conviction have proven that education presents the surest path towards overcoming the burden of poverty and the bondages that come with ignorance. He said this during the centenary anniversary celebration of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Eastern Nigeria Union Conference, held on Sunday, at the Enyimba Stadium, Aba area of the state. He commended the SDA church for investing in education and other areas in the state. The governor noted, “Our government, just like the church, is very much interested in education, which in my experience and conviction, presents the surest path to overcoming the burden of poverty and the bondages that come with ignorance. Otti thanked the church for sustaining the efforts of the early fathers of the faith who brought the church to Eastern Nigeria.
Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 21:18 UTC
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Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 20:15 UTC
Haryana Pharma Presents Tata Punch, Honoring Employees as ‘Heroes’By StartupStory | November 5, 2023In a remarkable display of gratitude during the 2023 Diwali season, MK Bhatia, the head of Mits Healthcare in Panchkula, Haryana, went above and beyond to appreciate his employees. He surprised them with a truly extraordinary Diwali gift – brand-new Tata Punch cars. This act of generosity wasn’t limited to high-ranking staff; Mr. Bhatia personally handed over car keys to 12 employees, which included even an office helper. These employees were carefully selected for their dedication, hard work, and loyalty to the company. This extraordinary act of kindness has made waves, especially during the festive season when employees across various industries anticipate bonuses and gifts from their employers.
Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 19:08 UTC
The Israel-Gaza war is “taking away the focus” from the conflict in Ukraine, the country’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has admitted. He said this was “one of the goals” of Russia, which launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. He did not say how many soldiers died in what Ukraine’s military said was a Russian missile strike in the southern Zaporizhzhia region on Friday. Speaking at Saturday’s briefing in Kyiv with visiting European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Mr Zelensky said: “It’s clear that the war in the Middle East is taking away the focus” from Ukraine. He said Russia wanted this focus to be “weakened”, but stressed that “everything is in our powers”.
Source:Nigerian Tribune
November 05, 2023 18:49 UTC
What we do with the opportunities we have, the rights and privileges life bestows upon us at the time is what counts. The Lord, God, Almighty through Jesus Christ, can help you. It could be that they need to shut the door of their mouth; it could also be that they need to shut the door of their nudeness; some people are too exposed. Could it be that God is saying that there are doors you need to shut behind you? As you have the opportunity ‘learn to pour out.’ Pour into vessels, pour out those talents and gifts into human vessels, great men rise by lifting others.
Source:The Guardian
November 05, 2023 15:19 UTC
The Sultan gave the advice at the 10th Usmanu Danfodiyo annual lecture held in Ilorin, Kwara State on Saturday. The lecture titled, ‘The Concept of God in Major World Religions”, was delivered by a renowned world Islamic lecturer and a Malaysia nationale, Dr Zakir AbdulKarim Naik. Alhaji Abubakar admonished Muslims to acquire “knowledge about words of God and work with them in other to become better human beings”. The Sultan said the purpose of the annual Usman Danfodiyo lecture was to encourage Muslims to acquire knowledge and share such to strengthen Islam. “Sokoto caliphate was founded on knowledge and not on illiteracy hence it an obligation on all Muslims to seek knowledge, bequeath such to their children and spread the right knowledge about Islam to check the trend of fake news,” he added.
Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 14:11 UTC
The political situation in which they found themselves were such as to encourage zeal for or initiative in political architecture. The aim of British rule in Nigeria then had no resemblance whatsoever to the present admirable objective. The motive power behind British rule in this country at that time was chiefly economic. House is being now called upon to pass, is to confer, after necessary reorganization, local self-government on our existing Native Authorities. Quite simply, it meant, according to him, British rule through native chiefs.
Source:Nigerian Tribune
November 05, 2023 04:03 UTC
“Rublev was suffocating me like a snake suffocates a frog for most of the match,” said Djokovic. Rublev punished a weak second serve to bring up set point, and he soon surged ahead as Djokovic botched a drop shot attempt. Djokovic fought off a break point early in the second set but failed to convert any of his four opportunities against a resilient Rublev. The 17th-ranked Bulgarian edged a high-quality encounter 6-3, 6-7 (1/7), 7-6 (7/3) to advance to his second Masters final — after winning the title in Cincinnati six years ago. Dimitrov, who lost to Djokovic in the semi-finals in Paris in 2019, won his only Masters title in Cincinnati in 2017 — the same year he won the season-ending ATP Finals.
Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 01:04 UTC
Troops of Operation SAFE HAVEN have uncovered and dismantled an illegal weapon manufacturing factory in Vom, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State. This was disclosed in a statement posted on the official X handle of the Nigerian Army on Saturday, November 4. According to the statement, the operation was based on actionable intelligence and marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts of the OPSH to combat illicit arms proliferation and ensure safety and security. “The recovered items include six AK-47 rifles, four sub-machine guns, 11 AK rifle bodies, a pistol, and seven AK-47 bridge blocks. “Others include four AK 47 rifle magazines, 210 recoil springs for AK 47 rifles, seven rifle butts, eight rifle muzzles, nine piston assemblies, as well as five cartridge housings.
Source:Punch
November 05, 2023 00:22 UTC
It was an uppercut punch worthy of an ejection. Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner was booted from the Aggies’ loss at No. 10 Ole Miss in the third quarter Saturday for punching Rebels offensive lineman Micah Pettus in the groin. Turner, who had blocked a field-goal attempt earlier in the game, appeared to have his helmet stuck between Pettus’ legs before getting free and throwing the punch. Running back Quinshon Judkins scored a six-yard touchdown on the ensuing play to extend the Rebels’ lead to 28-14, and Ole Miss (8-1) held on for a 38-35 victory.
Source:Punch
November 04, 2023 21:50 UTC