Mangaluru based Novigo Solutions expands global footprint with £12 million UK investment
Mangalore-based Novigo Solutions, a leading technology-focused organization, has announced a significant expansion of its global operations with a substantial investment in the United Kingdom.
As announced on the UK Government website, Novigo Solutions has commenced operations in Warwick, backed by a £12 million investment. This development is expected to create 75 new job opportunities in UK over the next three years.
Novigo Solutions specializes in providing a comprehensive range of services, including end-to-end IT services, technology consulting, business consulting, analytics, and robotic process automation. The company's expansion into the UK marks a notable milestone in its global growth strategy.
With over 900 employees globally, Novigo Solutions is poised to leverage its expertise to cater to the growing demands of the UK market. This investment is expected to bolster the company's capabilities in delivering innovative solutions to its clients, while also contributing to the growth of the UK's thriving tech industry.
This development is a testament to Novigo's commitment to expanding its global footprint and reinforcing its position as a leading player in the technology sector.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine, Gaza ceasefire, release of hostages in Sunday appeal
Vatican City, May 11 (AP): Pope Leo XIV called for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza with the release of hostages and delivery of humanitarian aid in his first Sunday noon blessing as pontiff.
“Never again war!” Leo said from the loggia of St Peter's Basilica.
Recalling the end of World War II 80 years ago, Leo quoted Pope Francis in denouncing the number of conflicts ravaging the globe today, saying it was a “third world war in pieces”.
Leo, the first American pope, also noted that Sunday was Mother's Day in many countries and wished all mothers, “including those in heaven” a Happy Mother's Day.
The crowd, filled with marching bands in town for a special Jubilee weekend, erupted in cheers and music as the bells of St Peter's Basilica tolled.
It was the first time that Leo had returned to the loggia since he first appeared to the world from there on Thursday night following his remarkable election as pope, the first from the United States. Then too he delivered a message of peace.
Earlier Sunday, Leo celebrated a private Mass near the tomb of St Peter with head of his Augustinian order, the Rev Alejandro Moral Anton. The Mass occurred in the grottoes underneath St Peter's, the traditional burial place of St Peter, the apostle who is considered the be the first pope.
The area, which is normally open to the public, also contains the tombs of past popes, including Pope Benedict XVI.
Leo on Saturday prayed before the tomb of Pope Francis, located across town at the St Mary Major Basilica.
The 69-year-old Chicago-born missionary was elected 267th pope on Thursday following the April 21 death of Francis.
St Peter's Square was packed with pilgrims, well-wishers and the curious, many holding up flags from their homelands. Leo gave many special groups a shoutout.
