Vice President & Country Head, India at HTC, Faisal Siddiqui said that their new HTC Desire Model offers entertainment and technology lovers exactly what they are hunting as a powerful, fast, and stylish smartphone that delivers their favourite content on a big screen at a competitive price.

Talking about HTC facilities Siddiqui told that it has premium camera for amazing clicks and selfies too, in addition advanced technology for ultimate performance and bold unique style.

– Delhi News Agency

The new Vento 1.5 TDI is available with advanced 7-Speed Dual-Clutch DSG automatic transmission. As per the company, the new vehicle is powered by a four-cylinder engine which comes in three different powerplant variants.

Vento’s 1.5-litre four-cylinder TDI turbo-diesel engine provides a fuel economy figure of 21.21 kms per litre (kpl). The 1.2 TSI engine delivers mileage of 16.93 kpl and 15.04 kpl with 1.6 MPI engine.

Additional features that new this varaint carry is dual front airbags in all variants, 15-inch alloy wheels, and more efficient dual-beam headlamps.

From top honchos of large Indian conglomerates like the House of Tatas, the two Reliance Groups and the Aditya Vikram Birla empire to chief executives of some of the best-known global companies like Mercedes, Airbus, Vodafone, Honda and Samsung have confirmed their attendance at the event where Modi will make a strong pitch for investments.

This apart, the assembled corporate guests will also get to meet and interact with some ministers in the prime minister’s council, holding key portfolios in areas like finance, commerce, industry and infrastructure, officials said.

At Thursday’s event, the prime minister will also launch a “Make in India” portal, which among other issues, will offer a platform to address queries from potential investors by a panel of top officials, including those that are more complex in nature.

Besides this help desk, ideas will also be invited with provision to act upon them.

Simultaneouisly, invitations from the government will also go out to 3,000 of the worldÂ’s top companies to consider India for their investments for which the Indian missions will be roped in, officials said.

“The idea was floated by the prime minister on Aug 15. It is taking shape now. The basic objective is to make India a manufacturing hub with a sustainable long-term growth of 10 percent. Job creation is also a priority,” a senior commerce ministry official said.

“The campaign also has an implementation angle to it: Specific reforms in areas like tax polocies and de-regulation will be identified and set in motion. The states will also be co-opted into this initiative for seamless flow of inbvestments,” the official added.

This is similar to Modi’s “Vibrant Gujarat” summits when he was chief minister. During these summits, some 40 top industrialists Indian would share the stage with him, make short speeches and then sign pacts for projects worth tens of billions of dollars.

In his maiden Independence Day speech Aug 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sought to reach out to global investors, asking them to come and manufacture goods in India, while also calling for zero-defect products with zero-effect on environment.

“I tell the world, ‘Make in India’,” Modi said in his maiden address from the Red Fort. “Sell anywhere but manufacture here. We have the skill and talent for it,” he had said, adding ways must be found to curb imports and instead export Indian goods to the world.

“From electrical to electronics to, come make in India. From chemicals to pharma, come make in India, from auto to value-addition, come make in India. Paper or plastic, come make in India. Satellites or submarines, come make in India,” he had said.

“We in India have the strength. I extend the invitation to you.”

In a statement, Cognizant said it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire TriZetto Corporation for $2.7 billion in cash, subject to customary adjustments.

The privately held TriZetto, based in Englewood, is a leading provider of healthcare IT software and solutions.

“Cognizant intends to finance the transaction through a combination of cash on hand and debt, and has secured $1 billion of committed financing in support of the transaction. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2014,” the statement said.

“Healthcare is undergoing structural shifts due to reform, cost pressure and shifting responsibilities between payers and providers. This creates a significant growth opportunity, which TriZetto will help us capture,” Francisco D’Souza, CEO of Cognizant, was quoted in the statement.

TriZetto and its 3,700 employees will be a part of Cognizant’s existing healthcare business, which currently serves more than 200 clients.

Cherry consultants organized a workshop in the capital  on the topic “DESIGN YOUR LIFE.Com -BRIDGE YOUR DREAMS” for the people in the field of Interior designing.

The workshop was a training session where in learners were given ample knowledge on every point that is essential in starting and carrying up a new firm…If you really want to become something then you have to really work hard and have to live few years of your life like most people won’t, so that you can spend the rest of your life, like most people can’t..This concept is significantly emphasised by Director CTC  Ms Nidhi Arora...If opportunity doesn’t work build the door then don’t worry about failures,worry only about the chances you miss, when you don’t even try said Sonali Jaggi senior coordinator CTC.

The workshop was inaugurated by Mr Dinesh who motivated learners that nothing stands before passion and live it with all your efforts..The session was followed by Mrs Sikha and Ms Sharda taught about the importance of sketching and value of software…

The highlight of the event was the motivational and hair raising speech of Mr Vishal Vivek, CEO and Director of SEO Corporation. An ideal for many this young man shared his experience of struggle, courage, perseverance and entrepreneurship.  The audience cheered several times at his story creating a great brand out of nothing.