New outlet of Carpets, Furniture 'Deccan Carpets' inaugurated in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: ‘Deccan Carpets’ a new outlet dealing in carpet, matt, mattresses and furniture was on Sunday inaugurated at the Paradigm Plaza opp. A B Shetty circle near RTO office in Pandeshwar here in the city.
The showroom was inaugurated by Y. Abdulla Kunhi, Chairman, Yenepoya Group. After inaugurating the showroom, Abdulla Kunhi lauded the rapid and constant growth of Deccan Plast in Coastal Karnataka. He also wished the new venture of the organisation ‘Deccan Carpets’ success in the market.
Inaugurating the mattress section Mangaluru South MLA Vedavyas Kamath added that the Mangaluru market needs modernization amidst competition in the market.
“Carpets are used everywhere these days so it’s a good idea to get into this industry. If the youth believes and dedicate themselves businesses their ventures will be successful. Patience is the key when you enter the market and customer satisfaction is something they should work towards achieving to attract more customers” Kamath said.
MLC Ivan D’Souza inaugurated the furniture section of the store and lauded the entrepreneurial skills of the owner of the showroom Asgar Ali and his family members. He also wished the store success in the market.
S M Rasheed Haji, President Bearys Chamber of Commerce and Industry, former MLA Mohiuddin Bava, Vijaykumar Shetty, U T Iftikhar Ali, Syndicate Member of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences were present during the inauguration of the workshop and wished well for the new venture.
Azad Mansoor of Azad Group, AK Group Chairman AK Ahmed, Showroom owner Asghar Ali, Abdul Basheer, Ausaf Hussain, Basith Hussain and others were present during the inauguration.
The newly opened showroom will offer a wide range of choice in carpets, Matts and mattress with imported designs and products from countries like Turkey and China among others. The showroom will offer a range of furniture like Chairs, Tables, Fancy items and others for its customers.
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Rahul Gandhi alleges US pressure on PM over trade deal, says Indian farmers being “sacrificed”
Kannur (Kerala) (PTI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday alleged that US President Donald Trump had used the Epstein files to threaten Prime Minister Narendra Modi into signing a trade deal that would “sacrifice” Indian farmers.
The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha was speaking at a farmers’ convention in Peravoor, Kannur district.
He said the simple fact that farmers are the foundation of India is not understood by the government.
He said lengthy lectures were delivered about IT and other sectors, but nothing could be built without strengthening the foundation.
“If you do not respect the foundation, nothing can be built. The person who builds the foundation does not have respect or protection. We eat food every day but do not remember who puts it on our table,” he said.
Gandhi alleged that the Prime Minister had signed a deal with the US President that was “like digging the foundation”.
“Indian farmers are small farmers with low levels of mechanisation. American farmers have massive farms and high levels of mechanisation. It is a criminal act to allow access to Indian markets for American companies,” he said.
The Congress leader claimed that no previous prime minister would have allowed American farmers to sell products such as soybeans, vegetables and fruits in India.
“It will destroy the foundation of Indian agriculture. The Green and White Revolutions happened for farmers,” he said.
According to him, the India-US deal had been stalled for four months due to disagreements over agriculture.
“The Indian government did not want to open agriculture to American companies. Nothing was moving, and the US President was threatening the Prime Minister,” he alleged.
He further claimed that he was not allowed to speak in Parliament after the President’s address because he intended to raise two issues.
“One issue was about 3.5 million Epstein files that are yet to come out, which are held secret by the US government and allegedly contain information about the Prime Minister of India. The second was the Adani case in America,” he said.
The Union government had rejected references to PM Modi in the latest Jeffrey Epstein case files, describing it as "little more than trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal that deserves to be dismissed with the utmost contempt".
He alleged that a case had been registered against the Adani Group in the US and that it was linked to the PM.
“These are the reasons why the Prime Minister is ready to destroy the foundation of India. Indian farmers are being sacrificed so that the Prime Minister can protect himself and the financial structure of the BJP,” Gandhi alleged.
He said the Congress would not allow farmers of India and Kerala to be sacrificed.
Referring to Kerala, Gandhi said a manifesto was being prepared that would incorporate public issues, and that any future UDF government should remember that its foundation lay in farmers and labourers.
“The government should go to farmers as a service provider. Farmers need support prices, cold chains and storage facilities. They need protection in difficult times,” he said.
Gandhi, a former MP from Wayanad, said he had witnessed the tragedy of man-animal conflict in the region and described it as a "complex issue" that could be resolved.
