Vardhman Group

When chairman of vardhman group S P Oswal, walked into a coffee shop at Pakhowal Road for his weekly rendezvous.

Oswal said, "It is going to be a big challenge for the industry to maintain growth, considering the existing government policy for trade.''

To spread awareness on sexual and mental health, a three-day-long educational fair was held at two government schools and a unit of vardhman group located on Chandigarh road in collaboration with Action India.

Hundreds of workers employed at vardhman group’s Arihant Spinning Mills, Malerkotla, created a ruckus on the factory premises over the issue of wages and even pelted civil administration officials with stones when they tried to control the situation. The mill management on Tuesday issued a statement, saying the workers had been paid accord

In a noble gesture aimed at helping the poor and needy who can not afford medical treatment, city based textile giant vardhman group on Friday made a financial contribution of Rs. 25 lakh to the poor patient fund of Dayanand Medical College & Hospital (DMCH).

With the intent to making quality healthcare services accessible to the underprivileged section of the society, city-based textile group has made a financial contribution of Rs 25 lakh to the poor patient fund of Dayanand Medical College & Hospital.

Industrialist S P Oswal was tricked into transferring Rs 7 crore by cybercriminals pretending to be CBI officers investigating Aadhaar misuse. Ludhiana Police arrested two suspects from Guwahati and recovered Rs 5.2 crore. The gang used fake arrest warrants and video calls in police uniforms to convince Oswal of the fraud, leading him to transfer the money.

LUDHIANA: Ludhiana Management Association will organise lecture meeting to discuss various issues and challenges before Punjab Economy on March 27.

Over 14% of total cotton yarn in India is being produced in Punjab and there are chances of one picking up a wonderful dress in the US with a 'Made in India' tag as India sells textile material to all major retailers there.

Textile tycoon S P Oswal fell victim to a Rs 7 crore cyber fraud orchestrated by criminals posing as CBI officers. The imposters threatened him with a 'digital arrest,' leading him to transfer the money. He realized the fraud when asked to deposit Rs 2 crore into a private bank account under a suspicious name, Chouhan Enterprise.

Investment to the tune of about Rs 4,000 crore is learnt to have shifted out of Punjab to Madhya Pradesh.

Federation of Industrial and Commercial Organization (FICO) in association with Indian Institute of Human Excellence and Development (IIHED) organized a workshop on ‘Visionary Leadership' for young entrepreneurs engaged in start-ups or those running family business to groom their business management

The meeting also discussed various issues to be raised in pre–budget memorandum to be submitted to Union finance minister in New Delhi somewhere next month.

NEW DELHI: Raymond has announced setting up a 50:50 manufacturing joint venture with Italian woollen fabric maker.