HAL made profit of Rs 7,334 crore in last four years, Parliament told
New Delhi, Jan 2: State-run aerospace behemoth Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has made a profit of Rs 7,334 crore in the last four years, according to details provided by the government in Lok Sabha Wednesday.
The company has generated a net revenue of Rs 58,651 crore between the financial year 2015-16 and September last year, as per the details.
The year-wise data on profit and net revenue of the HAL was presented to Lok Sabha by Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre while replying to a question.
He said the HAL made a profit of Rs 1,998 crore in 2015-16 while the amount in 2016-17 was Rs 2,616 crore and Rs 2,070 crore in 2017-18.
The aerospace major made a profit of Rs 650 crore till September in the current financial year.
According to the data provided by Bhamre, the HAL's net revenue from operations in 2015-16 was Rs 16,758 crore while the amount rose to Rs 17,950 crore in 2016-17 and Rs 18,519 crore in 2017-18.
In the current financial year (up to September), the company generated Rs 5,424 crore as net revenue from its operations.
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‘No Ramzan without Ram’: Hindus shower flowers outside Jaipur Eidgah in Eid gesture of unity
Jaipur: In a display of communal harmony, members of the Hindu community showered flowers on Muslims offering prayers at an Eidgah in Rajasthan’s capital during Eid celebrations, The Indian Express reported on Sunday.
The initiative was organised under the banner of the Hindu-Muslim Ekta Samiti, with the aim of promoting brotherhood and unity. Thousands of people had gathered at the Eidgah from early morning to offer prayers, with the atmosphere remaining peaceful and celebratory.
“Eid Mubarak to everyone. Festivals are about peace and harmony. This spirit should remain intact across India, including Rajasthan. Some people try to create divisions, but that is wrong. There is no Ramadan without Ram, and there is no Diwali without Eid. We are all one and belong to the same family,” TIE quoted Rajesh Kumar Sharma, a member of the Hindu-Muslim Ekta Samiti as saying.
Mufti Amjad, Imam of Jaipur’s Jama Masjid, welcomed the initiative. “Amid so much negative news, such gestures give people hope for a better world,” he said, highlighting the importance of unity between communities.
Such gestures of mutual respect have been seen during other festivals as well. Members of the Muslim community in Jaipur have also participated in Hindu festivals such as Ram Navami, Holi and Diwali by extending greetings and showering flowers, helping strengthen social harmony and trust in the city.
