Mangaluru: Zinterio, a provider of interior and exterior home and office solutions for the AEC industry, has opened its doors to the public with the inauguration of its showroom. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Ar. Venkatesh Pai, Chairman, IIA Mangalore and Partner, Pailand Associates, and Ar. Mohammed Nissar, Chairman, IIID - MLRC, Chairman, Indian Design School, and Founder, aBL designs.

The showroom offers a wide range of products, including designer and luxury pull handles, bathroom accessories, laminates, plywood, louvers, designer wall panels, ceilings, texture paints and flooring, roofing solutions, building material solutions, table tops, and customized chairs. It provides a one-stop-shop solution for home builders, interior decorators, and architects.

Renowned architects such as Ar. Gulshan Roy and Ar. Asif, and famous interior designers Shanawaz and Yasser were also present at the inauguration ceremony.

During the event, the directors of Zinterio expressed their gratitude to the architects, guests, and customers for their support. They also emphasized the company's commitment to offering high-quality products and services at an affordable price.

"We are thrilled to have inaugurated our new showroom and to offer our customers a one-stop-shop solution for all their interior and exterior needs," said Mr Nayeem Baji, Director of Zinterio. "We understand the importance of creating beautiful spaces, and we are committed to providing our customers with the best products and services," he added.

Zaheer Ahmed, Director of Zinterio, said, "We look forward to welcoming everyone to our new showroom. We have an expert team of professionals who are ready to assist our customers in selecting the right products for their specific interior design needs."

Zinterio's new showroom is located at HH Diamond City building, Marnamikatta, Mangalore, and is open six days a week from 9am to 7pm. Customers can visit the showroom to view the products and consult with the expert team of professionals.

For more information about Zinterio and its products and services, visit their website at www.zinterio.in or call +91 8197745007.

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Jaipur (PTI): Rohit Sharma made a mockery of an inexperienced Sikkim bowing attack with a 94-ball-155 on his return to List A cricket, as Mumbai cruised to an eight-wicket victory in their opening Group C match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy here on Wednesday.

A near capacity crowd of 20,000-odd fans celebrated the Christmas eve witnessing the 'HitMan' carnage, which included 18 fours and nine sixes with Mumbai chasing down a target of 237 in just 30.3 overs.

Truth be told, there was not much to write home about Sikkim's bowling unit with Palzor Tamang, Kranthi Kumar, Gurinder Singh and Ankur Malik looking overawed or clueless from the moment Rohit took guard.

It started with a trademark pull-shot over mid-wicket off Kranthi for a boundary, followed by a swivel pull shot off his hips.

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The pacers lacked sting and twice, seamer Palzor's 125 kmph deliveries were swept fine behind the square for sixes.

Rohit played a few late cuts against the spinners using the pace of their deliveries. He was dropped twice but Rohit remained undeterred and always found a way to bisect the gaps at time and over of his choice.

Rohit also hit some delectable straight shots leaving the Sikkim bowlers in complete awe.

"It is the best day of our lives as we shared the pitch with such a great cricketer. He respected the good balls and punished the poor deliveries. At times he would speak to himself and say, "Yeh achha delivery thaa. Yeh shot mujhe waaha nahi yehaan marna chhiye thaa (This was a good shot. I should not have played this shot in that area)," Sikkim skipper Le Yong Lepcha told PTI.

Rohit had two partnership, one that yielded 141 runs for the opening stand with Angkrish Raghuvansi (38 of 56 balls) and another 75 with debutant Musheer Khan (27).

Abhishek contributes 48 in Punjab's win

Skipper Abhishek Sharma contributed 48 off 45 balls but it was Naman Dhir who stole the show with a fine 97 off 78 balls as Punjab beat Maharashtra by 51 runs in another group league game.

Punjab scored 347 for six largely due to contribution from Dhir along with Singh cousins -- Anmolpreet (85 off 78 balls) and Prabhsimran (60 off 77 balls).

In reply, Maharashtra managed 296 for 8 with skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad (1) enduring a rare failure.

Brief Scores

Sikkim 236/7 in 50 overs (Ashish Thapa 79, Shardul Thakur 2/19).

Mumbai 237/2 in 30.3 overs (Rohit Sharma 155).

Mumbai won by 8 wickets.

Punjab 347/6 in 50 overs (Naman Dhir 97, Anmolpreet Singh 85, Prabhsimran Singh 60).

Maharashtra 296/8 in 50 overs (Prithvi Shaw 47, Ramakrishna Ghosh 73, SS Bajwa 2/36).

Punjab won by 51 runs.

Chattisgarh 233 in 48.5 (Amandeep Khare 76, Deepraj Gaonkar 4/35).

Goa 234/4 in 44.1 overs (Snehal Kauthankar 107 no, Lalit Yadav 43).

Goa won by 6 wickets.

Himachal Pradesh 259 in 47.3 overs (Innesh Mahajan 60, DS Bora 4/44).

Uttarakhand 164 in 40.3 overs (Aanjaneya Suryavanshi 55, J Sucheeth 51, Akash Vashist 3/30).

Himachal Pradesh won by 95 runs.