Mangaluru : Fazil’s Creations company launched
Mangaluru, June 29: Fazil’s Creations, a company of one of the country’s youngest CEO and student Moosa Fazil was launched at the St. Aloysius College auditorium here on Friday.
Its website: www.fazilcreations.com, a new company’s (fckart.in) logo and brochure were also released on the occasion.
Yale Locks distributor K Vinayak Prabhu said that no business was possible without any objective. One should manufacture the things which are in more demand in the market. If the things which were not in demand were manufactured, the manufacturer would incur loss. In the beginning of any business, profit should not be expected. But with the increase of the customers, profit would also be increased, he said.
Everything was going on because of the curiosity. There should not be any compromise in the quality of the products. Patience was more important in any business. A number of people who got IIT education were selling tea in Mumbai. The nature of the business was not important, but the method of the business was important. With minimum investment and maximum intelligence, a number of people were earning lakhs per day, he said.
Launching the new website, Vishwas Bawa builders Chairman Abdul Rauf Puthige said that business should be started in a small way and businessman should dream big and work hard to achieve it. Patience is the key for success. Physically disabled is one who does not do anything, but waste time, he added.
Fazil's Creations CEO Moosa Fazil said that Fazil’s Creations has expertise in digital design, website and graphics design. Along with this, new company fckart.in is working as an online store for multi-brand goods. The company also involved in other social works. Getting the quality of education is the right of every child. So, the company would distribute free textbooks to the children from poor families, he said.
Azad Hardware Managing Director Mansoor Ahmed Azad released ‘fckart.in’ logo on the occasion.
Expertise Industries managing partner Muhammad Shavaz was present.
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Ex-bureaucrat Raj Kumar Goyal sworn in as CIC; eight new information commissioners take oath
New Delhi (PTI): After a gap of nine years, transparency watchdog Central Information Commission attained its full strength with the appointment of former IAS officer Raj Kumar Goyal and eight other information commissioners, who took the oath of office on Monday.
A three-member panel headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week recommended their names for the appointment.
President Droupadi Murmu administered the oath of office to Goyal as the chief information commissioner (CIC) at a ceremony held at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, her office said in a communique.
The event was attended by Vice President C P Radhakrishnan and Union Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh, among others.
Goyal is a 1990-batch (retired) IAS officer of the Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram-Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre. He superannuated as secretary, Department of Justice under the Ministry of Law and Justice, on August 31.
He has also served as secretary (border management) in the Home Ministry and held key posts both at the Centre and in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The post of CIC fell vacant after Heeralal Samariya completed his term on September 13.
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The Commission is headed by a CIC and can have a maximum of 10 information commissioners. With the new appointments, the Commission attained its full strength after a gap of over nine years, according to transparency activists.
In the presence of two incumbent Information Commissioners, Anandi Ramalingam and Vinod Kumar Tiwari, Goyal administered the oath of office to eight new appointees at the swearing-in ceremony.
They included former Railway Board chief Jaya Verma Sinha, former IPS officer Swagat Das -- who held key posts in the Intelligence Bureau, Home Ministry and Cabinet Secretariat, among others -- Central Secretariat Service (CSS) officer Sanjeev Kumar Jindal, former IAS officer Surendra Singh Meena and ex-Indian Forest Service officer Khushwant Singh Sethi.
Senior journalists P R Ramesh and Ashutosh Chaturvedi, and former Indian Legal Service officer Sudha Rani Relangi, have also been sworn in as information commissioners.
Relangi has also worked as the director of prosecution, Central Bureau of Investigation and joint secretary and legislative counsel in the Ministry of Law and Justice.
The names of the CIC and eight information commissioners were cleared during the meeting of the Modi-led committee comprising Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi.
