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Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation completes 51 years. Dignitaries attending the foundation ceremony of Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation on 20th October 1969 held in front of Shambhu Niwas Palace at Basant Chowk, The Palace, Udaipur   Maharishi Harit Rashi embedded the pledge in Bappa Rawal to ensure that his successors shall continue to honour the ‘Service to Humanity’ at all times. After the independence of India, the aforementioned responsibility became difficult to continue. In these circumstances, the prestige of 1400 years of Mewar Family was on line. So, Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar in his wisdom established the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation in 1969 at Udaipur.   Through the efficient   functioning   of MMCF, he ensured   the continuity of Maharana’s pledge and commitment. This Charitable Foundation completes 51 years today.  Every year, the Foundation selects people of eminence from different streams to honour them, so that the new generation ca

  Anshul Gupta, Director, Okaya Power Private Ltd. Okaya has bagged a major contract from Maharatna PSU BHEL for supply, installation and commissioning of 410 KWH Lithium ion Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solution at 3 locations in Delhi for TERI Project.   (OKAYA), a flagship company of Okaya Power Group has announced to have bagged a major contract from  Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), a Maharatna PSU of Government of India.  BHEL has given this contract to OKAYA for supply, installation and commissioning of 410 KWH Lithium ion Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solution in Delhi for TERI Project. Committed to meet the fast emerging demand for BESS Solution across the country, OKAYA will be deploying its cutting-edge Lithium ion Battery Energy Storage System solution at three locations in Delhi. Designed and developed after extensive research into preferences and demand of its customers in this exclusive segment, OKAYA BESS solution is equipped with state-of-the

The autumn Navratri (nine sacred days and nights) form one of the auspicious times in the Hindu calendar. On the ninth day of Navratri, which is a symbolic day of victory, arms and other symbols of the warrior are worshipped in northern India. In Rajasthan, famous for its cavalry charges, this day is also marked by the worship of war animals like the elephant and the horse. The worship of the horse, Ashwa Poojan , continues till date. The horses that are part of the rituals are those belonging to the 'Marwari' breed, a distinct internationally recognized breed that is threatened with extinction.  MMCF and Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar of Udaipur , has set up the Equine Institute Udaipur to maintain a viable population of this culturally important animal. They are fully bred and nurtured by Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur. In the earlier tradition of Mewar, Maharana used to perform Gaj (Elephant) worship too with Vedic hymns after Ashwa Poojan sitting at Nagina Badi

  Apollo Mechanical tubes are ideal for heavy-duty applications that require higher load bearing capacity. APL Apollo Tube s Limited (APL Apollo) , one of the leading branded steel tubes manufacturers, has launched ‘ Apollo Mechanical’ , a wide range of Low Diameter High Thickness steel tubes for use in heavy duty applications. Tough, long lasting and robust, Apollo Mechanical tubes are unique size tubes that offer high strength, uniformity and cost effectiveness at the same time. Apollo Mechanical tubes boast immense mechanical capabilities owing to their sturdy built. An unrivalled innovation Apollo Mechanical tubes are ideal for applications that require higher load bearing capacity like agricultural machineries, lifting & handling equipments, industrial instruments, among others. Announcing the launch of  ‘Apollo Mechanical tubes’, Sanjay Gupta, CMD, APL Apollo said, “Apollo Mechanical tubes are our most talked about technological innovation that provides enhanced load b