Delhivery to expand logistics infra in Greater Mumbai, Bengaluru

Chennai to Host ‘Ungaludan Stalin’ Camps From 15 July

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) will roll out the next phase of its flagship outreach initiative, ‘Ungaludan Stalin’, from 15 July. The programme aims to deliver civic and welfare services directly to residents across all 200 wards in the city.According to an official release, the first set of camps will be held in six wards—Ward 25 (Madhavaram Zone), Ward 38 (Tondiarpet Zone), Ward 76 (Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar Zone), Ward 109 (Teynampet Zone), Ward 143 (Valasaravakkam Zone), and Ward 168 (Adyar Zone)—on the opening day. Camps will operate between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.Personally overseen by..

Lloyds Empowers Workers With ESOPs and Open Leadership

Lloyds Metals is reshaping the norms of heavy industry by placing trust and inclusivity at the core of its organisational model. Believing that trust fosters accountability, the company operates with a flat hierarchy that empowers employees—regardless of title—to lead, make decisions, and innovate. “Titles don’t define leadership here, mindset does,” says Venkatesan R, Group CHRO.This philosophy is reflected in one of the most inclusive employee stock ownership plans in the sector. Over 2,700 employees, from executives to shopfloor workers, have been allotted ESOPs at just Rs 4 per s..

Ambala Gets Rs 3.5 Billion Boost for Water, Roads, and Sports

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday unveiled a host of development projects in Ambala, pledging over Rs 3.5 billion to strengthen local infrastructure and civic amenities.Speaking at the state-level Teej celebration in Ambala City, the Chief Minister announced Rs 1.45 billion for the expansion of the city’s water distribution network and Rs 400 million for a 9 MLD water treatment plant in Sector 24. An additional Rs 600 million was earmarked for repairing damaged stretches along both sides of the Satluj Yamuna Link (SYL) canal.Saini also inaugurated and laid the foundation sto..