Mahendra K. Shah - V-Trans

Group V
Internal News Letter
November 2012, Vol.3, Issue 10
For Private Circulation Only
Vijay path
V-Trans wishes you
V-Trans
Hard Freight Transportation
V-Xpress
Express Cargo Surface and Air
V-Logis
Warehousing &
Inventory Management

CORPORATE INITIATIVES – TRAINING FOCUS:
One of the participant making a point
during the training session
HR Manager.
Karnataka Region:
The second session of VijayVikas Training programme
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was held in Bangalore on 19 & 20 Oct '12.
The first day covered topics on branch functions like
booking, delivery, insurance, HVC and UGD and
culminated with a visit by all participants to Peenya
and Nelmangala TC until late in the night to
understand TC operations and processes.
The second day focused on IT & eCargo accounts
module, compliance, control mechanism and audit
Mumbai Region:
UTKARSHTA an in-house staff development program
initiative led by Mumbai Region was launched on
October 11, 2012.Designed on the lines of NexStep,
the training is aimed to sharpen entrepreneur skills of
Mumbai Region Team. Eighteen select participants
would be taken through the rigors of intense training in
a series of sessions over the next five months. The
opening session dealt on personal grooming and
communication skills by Ms. Shilpa Chapukar, National
requirements.
Mr. V.J. Rohit addressing participants of VijayVikas
Rajkot Region:
The region organized a one-day workshop on
Effective Communication Skills for assistant level
staff in their headquarters on 6th October '12. The
same was conducted by Ms. Shilpa Chapukar and Mr.
Chandrakant Makadia.
Corporate Office:
• Expansion and shifting of Corporate-CCD department to a new premise:
The steady growth of Co has necessitated geographical expansion of the Corporate Office. In keeping with this
pace and future requirement, the Co acquired additional premises at CBD-Belapur, Navi Mumbai – the
happening and planned satellite city – symbolizing progression where many top national / international
organizations have their offices today. The CCD, Business Audit and Key Accounts department headed by
Mr. Avinash Pande has now relocated from Sion to the new office. Incidentally, the Corporate Offices of our Vth
Xpress Division are located on the 10 floor of the same building while Mumbai Regional Office of V-Trans is
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located just a few blocks away in Dakshina Building. Make note of the postal address: 801, Casa Blanca, 8
Floor, Plot No. 45, Sector 11, CBD – Belapur, Navi Mumbai – 400 614.Tel: 022-3256 8855.
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MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR'S DESK
Dear Friends,
Mahendra K. Shah
Let me begin by first greeting all our readers, well-wishers and members of Group V
family A VERY HAPPY DIWALI AND NEW YEAR.
May the New Year be fruitful
–professionally as well as personally – and bring health, happiness, peace and
prosperity in every family and home.
Speaking of October performance well let me put it this way – it was a turn of tide in
comparison to the plateaus of its previous two months. For the first time in this FY, V-Trans
achieved the freight budgets. The sundry weight was missed by a tiny margin, else it
would have served like an icing on the cake.
Team Mumbai Region deserves to be praised for crossing the seven crore-revenue
barrier, a landmark achievement beating all estimates fulfilling the commitments made
in their MRM last month. Team V-Xpress too achieved a great performance – their all time
best. The Co is once again on the path of growth trajectory.
How can V-Logis lag behind? Adding to the joy, this youngest division leaped into prominence by bagging yet
another prestigious 40,000 sq. ft. warehouse space contract in Bhiwandi.
An astounding feat Team V-Trans Group, congratulations to each and everyone and keep this momentum going
in the coming months! I'm sure these are positive signs of an auspicious and promising beginning of the New
Year!
It is the season of business exhibitions and expos happening in most cities of India. These are ideal grounds for
sourcing business opportunities. It would be prudent for field and sales teams to visit these venues meet
prospective customers who are in the right frame of mind to discuss business prospects.
Customers today want their goods to reach destination at the fastest possible time, in safe and intact condition
and at a reasonable cost that will not eat into his margins. However, incidents like short and damaged receipt of
goods at destination keep occurring due to human errors. Such negligence cost the Co heavily. They not only
act as a loss of opportunity to the customer as well as the Co. but also result in loss of party's' trust and
goodwill in our service. Read our article of the month: Initiatives towards Zero Short / Excess detailing various
steps taken by the Cos operations machinery to curb this menace and establish 100% accuracy.
In our Health Zone, we present ten dangerous habits to avoid immediately after eating meals, for better and
faster digestion of food. Following these tips will help the body absorb the nutrition value of the food and avoid
many ailments.
In this fast-paced world, every passing minute counts and needs to be spent in productive activity. Many times
during our work, we are bombarded with lengthy and unnecessary mails, which can be very distracting and
time consuming. Our article, Minimizing Email Nuisance deals on controlled email usage with some valuable
tips that will go a long way in time management.
Best wishes,
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V-TRANS: REGION SPEAK
Network Expansion:
East Area:
• Durgapur (Own branch – Bkg & Dly): J-7, Zonal Center, Durgapur – 713211, West Bengal. Contact
Person: Mr. Prabhakar Pandey. (M): 09332030899. Email: durgapur@vtransgroup.com
Durgapur is an industrial township located about 160 km from Kolkata and well connected by road. It is
home to one of the largest industrial units in the state, the Durgapur Steel Plant. A number of power plants,
chemicals, engineering and metallurgical units are located here.
• Howrah (Own branch – Bkg & Dly): 129/1, Belilious Park, (On By-pass Road), Tikiapara, Howrah –
711101. Contact Person: Mr. Subrata Roy. (M): 09331427136. Email: howrah@vtransgroup.com
Howrah, an engineering hub and the twin city of Kolkata connected by the iconic Howrah Bridge, is located
on the west bank of river Hooghly. Shalimar Paints is one of the oldest and biggest paint manufacturing Co.
located here.
Change of address and contact numbers:
Baroda Region:
• Manjusar Branch: Opp. Ambaji Mandir, Near Bajaj Healthcare Ltd., GIDC Gate No. 3. Manjusar, Dist:
Baroda. Tel: 02667-264071. (M): 09327037032
North Region:
• Bhiwadi Branch: Khasara No. 590, Sector – 3, UIT Road, Mukadam Chowk, Near Parashavnath Citi
Center, Opp. Thana, Bhiwadi – 301019, Tehsil – Tijara, Dist. Alwar, Rajasthan. Tel: 0144-3200499. (M):
09351805172 / 09351437355. Email: bhiwadi@vtransgroup.com
Chennai Region:
• Ranipet Franchisee is converted Into our own branch at: No.30/A, Emerald Nagar, M B T Road,
TCL Opposite, Sipcot, Ranipet - 632 403. Contact person: Mr. P. Boopalan. (M): 08012983475. Tel:
04172-244827.
Karnataka Region:
• New Mobile numbers: Please make note of New mobile contact numbers issued to key people in the
Region:
Name Designation Branch/Office Area New Mob. No.
Mr. Badrinath P. Manager - CCD Area Office Karnataka 07483215812
Mr. Poovanna Traffic Incharge Area Office Karnataka 09379655697
Mr. Noorullah Khan Asst. Mgr- Dly Area Office Karnataka 07483224753
Mr. Paul Abraham Branch Manager Peenya Karnataka 07483225582
Mr. Swadhan BIC K.P. Road Karnataka 07483225572
Mr. Venkatesh G. BIC Doddabelapur Karnataka 07483225581
Ms. Mangala Asst. Mgr - Key Accts Nelmangala TC Karnataka 07483224749
Mr. Venkatesh C. Asst. Mgr- Dly Bangalore City Karnataka 07483225580
Mr. K. Chandramouli Sr. AM Area Office Andhra 09393443872
Mr. G. Somayya Reddy Sr. Op. Mgr Area Office Andhra 09393443873
Mr. Gowri Shankar Patnaik Inward Manager Area Office Andhra 09393443862
Mr. Satya Sr. Exe - Accts Area Office Andhra 09393443870
Mr. N.S. Ramaraju Area Sales Manager Vijaywada Andhra 09393443861
Mr. Md. Rizwan BIC Vijaywada Andhra 09393443866
Mr. ASV Appa Raju Traffic Executive Area Office Andhra 09393443874
Mr. P. Balamurali Krishna Sr. Branch Mgr. Vizag Andhra 09393443864
Mr. C. Babu Kuttan BIC Secunderabad Andhra 09393443865
Mr. C. Satish Giridhar Raj BIC Jeedimatla Andhra 09393443867
Mr. Panduranga BIC Patancheru Andhra 09393443871
Mr. Deshmukh Pandit BIC Balanagar Andhra 09393443869
Mr. D.Uma Maheswarlu Sales Executive Tirupathi Andhra 09393443868
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NEWS FROM V-XPRESS
Top 2 Zones in October - 2012
Punjab
Vapi
Zone
Top Branches in `10 Lac+ Monthly Business League:
%age Achieved
Bhiwandi, Baddi, Peenya, Koper, Parwanoo, Vadape, Wagholi, Mahapa, Delhi-North, Jaipur, Gurgaon,
Perungudi, Andheri, Chennai-Broadway, Sativali, Okhla, Saharanpur, Boisar, K.R. Puram, Silvassa, Daman,
Lalbaugh Road, Narol.
Branch
103%
91%
Va’s – Top 5 Performers in October – 2012
Wagholi
Peenya
Baddi
Saharanpur
Parwanoo
VA/Franchise Name
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Santosh Ingale
Mudligiri Gowda
Lal Chand
Sudhir Kumar
Amit Oberoi
New Franchisees Opened:
• Alwar: A-320, Transport Nagar, Alwar – 301028 (Rajasthan). Contact Person: Mr. Raj Kumar Yadav. (M):
09772870606/09680825627. Email: alwarvx@vtransgroup.com
Alwar is located around 160 km south of Delhi, and about 150 km north of Jaipur and rich in mineral
resources. It produces marble, granite, feldspar, dolomite, quartz, limestone, soapstone, barites, copper
clay, copper ore and pyrophylite.
• Kanjikode: IV/1165, Naragimhapuram Chedayen Kalayey, Kanjikode (W), Palakkad – 678623 (Kerala).
Contact Person: Mr. P. L. Giri. (M): 08089872615. Email: kanjikodevx@vtransgroup.com
Kanjikode is an industrial town situated 12 km from the town of Palakkad and 33 kilometers from
Coimbatore. Kanjikode is one of the largest industrial area.
• Siliguri: 1660, Rajmani Apartment, Anchal Bazar, Siliguri – 734001 (WB). Contact Person: Mr. Sanjay
Kumar Pathak. (M): 09832094935. Email: siliguri@vtransgroup.com
Siliguri the largest city of North Bengal in the foothills of Himalayas is a principal commercial and
transportation centre. It is also the transit point for air, road and railway traffic to the northeast states and
the neighboring countries like Nepal & Bhutan.
• Mohali: Plot No. D-90, Phase VII, Industrial Area, Mohali – 160055 Punjab. Contact Person: Mr. Rajiv
Kumar. (M): 09501015661/090501015211. Email: mohalivx@vtransgroup.com
Mohali is located close to Chandigarh. It is now officially renamed as Ajitgarh. Several national & MNC cos
have their presence here, such as Punjab Tractors Ltd., Dell computers, etc.
• Mau: Shop No. 2-3, Md. Hasim City Travelling Agency, Sadar Chowk, Next to Union Bank ATM, Mau –
275101(UP). Contact Person: Mr. Sanjay Pandey. (M): 09919348780. Email: mauvx@vtransgroup.com
Mau is located app. 90 km from Varanasi and a textile-weaving powerhouse in Eastern UP.
Hearty Welcome:
• Mr. Vivek Shankar Jagtap, Zonal Delivery Manager, Mumbai, (M): 09320153368.
Email: mumdlyvx@vtransgroup.com
Goodbye:
• Mr. Abhijit Bhowmick, Zonal Manager, Pune.
• Mr. Hemant Singh, Asst. Manager – Key Accounts, Delhi.
Badhai Ho Badhai:
• Ms. Dipali Kamalakar Lad, HR Executive, Corporate Office, has been blessed with baby girl.
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ARTICLE OF THE MONTH: INITIATIVES TOWARDS ZERO SHORT / EXCESS OCCURRENCES
For the customers, an ideal transporter is one who will deliver his goods in the fastest possible time to his
consignee at destination, in safe and intact condition and at a reasonable cost that will not eat into his margins.
Keeping these customer needs in our hearts and matching his aspirations is our guru mantra in V-Trans.
'Service' being our main product, the customers' experience of the same forms the basis of his opinion and
building of future association. If he is satisfied with the quality of service, he will recommend the same to 10
others, if not he will dissuade an equal number against it. While it takes years for an organization to build its
reputation, but a tiny mistake can undo all good initiatives and bring it a bad name in a matter of seconds.
Keeping in mind the above stated customer needs, the
organization was determined to achieve optimum operations
efficiency. This included provision of trainings to staff, as also
to hamals and drivers on skills enhancement and attitude
management. However, due to other diversions, the
organization lost focus on this activity of late, which is now
regained through various measures and steps in the right
direction with use of latest technology and communication
tools for better results.
Co norms for Operations require them to physically count
and check packages whilst the truck is loaded, also check for
any leftover packages before it leaves premises. Many times
these rules are overlooked, maybe due to casual
attitude/laziness, pressure of work, or lapse in concentration. Photo of goods received without marking
These human errors result in occurrence of short / excess dispatches and damage to goods.
Cases of short / excess articles also get reported in trucks that are directly loaded / unloaded at the parties'
premises. Ideally, our staff should have accompanied the truck sent to party's premise. Again this does not
happen. While the party promptly lodges a claim on us, it is only after rechecking, the consignor admits to the
availability of the same at their end.
Internally too, a lot of noise is made over short receipt of articles, but branches rarely give details of excess
receipt in unloading reports. As per Compliance dept., these are noticed only at the time of physical stock
audits.
The important point to make here is that such incidents act as a loss of opportunity to the customer as well as
to us in terms of additional revenue loss, wastage of precious man-hours, exchange of correspondence, above
all, impact cordial business association.
With due diligence and thanks to our focused, special quality orientation drive and dedicated monitoring,
on-the-spot action policy, there has been a drastic drop in shortage/damage and we hope to bring it to near
zero level soon. The Co maintains a hawk-eye on movement of articles, P & L and vehicle procurement policy;
including marking errors, weight loss, transit documents, packing sustainability, etc. These are reported with
photographic evidence and explanations sought during MRMs & monthly Executive Meetings to nip them at
grass roots level.
TCs and BICs are expected to resolve short/excess cases instantly or on the same day, if not, goods would be
held up until correct details are furnished. Drivers too aren't spared and held accountable for poor quality and
quantity of loading found in the trip.
'Prevention is better than cure.' This article is a message to all our booking, delivery and operations staff to
be extra cautious follow the right booking and delivery procedures. In case of slightest doubt, don't hesitate to
seek help of seniors. This small act will save both the customer and the organization a lot of probable heartburn
and loss.
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USEFUL TIP OF THE MONTH: MINIMIZING EMAIL NUISANCE
A common problem many of us face is the number of mails received in a day. The
excessive traffic of mails can be bothersome, disturb focus, affect priorities, and
much more. Many times important mails are ignored and are buried under trivial
mails.
We all float in the same boat. , so to improve productivity this needs to be
addressed to sensibly. The solution lies in understanding the value of time,
especially that of seniors with larger responsibilities, curtail this unhealthy practice of shooting out long
descriptive mails, marking CC unnecessarily to everyone “just for information” instead of on need-to-know
basis.
Let us minimize email nuisance with the following useful tips, which have
become necessary to serve its purpose, at the same time, create the
needed impact.
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Keep the matter as much ''precise'' as possible, avoid lengthy mails.
Keep font size ideally ''10'' as bigger font size increases mail size
Before sending, go through the draft thoroughly, and see what you
can still delete.
Mark ''CC'' only to those who you believe must be informed. Do not
mark CC unnecessarily.
While replying, don't use ''reply to all'' blindly. Here too, mark CC only
to those who you believe should be informed.
Always type the subject in the column – this helps in drawing attention
to the mail faster.
Keep subject-line self-explanatory & don't leave it blank. Subject-line
gives an instant idea to recipient about contents of mail.
While replying, instead of retaining the entire original message, you may either delete the history or retain
only the required portion.
Never type e-mail ID while mailing; a spelling error caused while
typing will result in the mail bouncing back and not reaching the
intended recipient/s. Instead, use it from Address Book.
When mailing attachments always zip the file – this will reduce its
size. To the extent possible, try pasting contents in the mail body
instead of attachment.
Avoid bigger attachments, if unavoidable then upload it on a netbased
mailing service provider and mail the download link to the
recipient.
Responding to queries is a must; don't delay. Do respond even if the matter is pending at your end.
Avoid using fancy stationery
Ask for acknowledgment only in case of important e-mails
Know when to communicate directly over phone instead of using e-mail.
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V-BUZZ
Buzz – the Bumbling Bee is never tired of buzzing around, picking up interesting news
bytes.
v MRM @ Mumbai Region
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The Mumbai Region MRM held on 5 October 2012 to review September performance turned out with a
different flavor. Shri Rajesh Shah, Regional Director, deliberated with the Team on strategic plans for next 6
months. The month of September was tough for the Region, but it did well to touch the
freight budget. There were 3 sundry budget achievers – Mr. Lloyd, Goregaon, Mr. Ranade,
Khopoli and Mr. Faiyaz, Palghar were given awards for their outstanding efforts. Shri
Rajesh Shah lauded BICs and Sales team for making it possible despite slow-down. The
Team was all charged up and left on a positive note assuring to give an extra nudge in the
coming months to stay in the winners' league. Well they have proved themselves with a
great performance in October. (Photos on page 12)
v Navratri Festival
This year's Navratri festival was a colorful affair at CO celebrated with equal gusto by all
staff members who attended office in attires according to different color theme of the
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day during all 9 days. Traditional Day was celebrated on Thursday 18 October when all
ladies wore sarees while the gents donned ethnic attire in yellow, the color of the day
lighting up the entire office ambience.
v V-Logis takes off with a new prestigious contract
October 29, 2012 – another landmark date for our very young V-Logis division. The
division bags the prestigious contract of a multinational bank outsourcing their logistics
requirements to them with a dedicated warehouse admeasuring 40,000 sq.ft. in
Bhiwandi.
Inside view of the warehouse
The V-Logis Bhiwandi Team pose
for a group photo alongside
Company Directors during their
visit to the warehouse
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NEWS FROM AROUND
A day in the life of Shri A.K. Shah, Chairman:
The past few weeks have been hectic on the social front for Shri A.K. Shah. As such, he is known for his penchant
for music, especially the golden hit songs from old Hindi cinema and as a motivating speechmaker in his
community. He is often invited to grace social functions. On September 29, 2012, Shri Ashok Shah presided
over as the Chief Guest, alongside President of Kutch Chamber of Commerce & Industry. The occasion was
“Celebration of Happiness – a melodious musical evening” organized by M/s. Rang Vastram on their 1st
Anniversary in Mundra, Kutch. Sharing the dais with him were dignitaries of Aditya Corporation, M/s. Purvi
Group, M/s. Jindal Saw Ltd. – Coke
Plant, and M/s. AMW Ltd.
(Left): Shri A.K. Shah inaugurating
the function with the traditional
lighting lamp while alongwith
him were others guests.
Kutch Community Forum, Mumbai
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October 6 , '12 was a big day for the KCF in Mumbai. A thought provoking three-part seminar was held to
deliberate on the Impact of FDI on Retail by Mr. Kumar Rajagopalan, CEO, Retailers Association of India. The
second part was entitled “Know How Computers can Transform Businesses” held by Mr. Pankaj Gala. The
third and final session dealt on Success & Growth of Business after Computerization based on
presentation of real case studies shared by community businesspersons from three varied products.
V-Trans was one of the proud Cos. to share its success story with the forum and very confidently represented by
Mr. Vishal Shah. The other speaker was Mr. Jigar Gangar of Gangar Eye Nation Group fame, who also made an
impactful presentation of his business success. Incidentally, Mr. Jigar Gangar happens to be son-in-law of Shri
M.K. Shah, MD, V-Trans. The third presenter was from Prince Plastics who is also one of top clients.
Top: Mr. A.K. Shah on
the dais
Mr. Jigar Gangar
making his
presentation
on stage
Mr. Vishal Shah talking about V-Trans
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CHILL OUT ZONE!
Many of us cultivate habits, beliefs, or practices that could adversely affect our health. Here we present ten such habits:
1. Drinking Cold Water: It is natural for most of us to enjoy a glass or two of iced / chilled
water, unaware of the fact that it freezes fats in the food, especially those containing oils
and ghee. The fat accumulates in the intestines narrowing the digestive tract leading to
obesity. Drinking water at normal temperature a few minutes after eating is good;
however, lukewarm water is much better and healthier.
2. Eating fruits – Everyone likes to gorge on fruits after a meal.
Under normal circumstances, it usually takes 1–2 hours for
normal food to digest. Eating fruits immediately prolongs this
process. Besides symptoms of diarrhea, constipation and
excessive stomach acid, it causes the stomach to bloat. It is therefore advisable
to eat fruits one or two hours later or an hour before meal.
3. Drinking tea – Most of us love to indulge in a cup of tea after a nice meal. Tea
leaves contain a high amount of tannin. This substance mixes with the
undigested food to form sediments, affecting the absorption of proteins. Tea
also affects the iron in the body, causing anemia.
4. Smoking – experiments have proven that smoking a cigarette
immediately increases blood circulation 10 times faster,
causing damage to liver, brain and blood vessels of the heart
and increases chances of cancer forming cells.
5. Relaxing belt – Making the waist belt loose to reduce
tightness immediately after a heavy meal decreases air
pressure in the abdominal cavity, causing the stomach to sag downwards.
Continued habit causes blocked intestines and severe diseases.
6. Bathing immediately after meal increases blood flow
to hands, legs and body thereby decreasing the amount
of blood in the gastro-intestinal tract weakening the
digestive system leading to indigestion.
7. Walking – Often heard people saying that a brisk walk - say a hundred steps
after a meal makes one live until 99. This is not true. On the contrary, the
digestive system is unable to absorb the nutrition from the food we intake,
constrict the blood vessels affect the abdominal cavity.
8. Singing: After eating, the stomach walls become thinner due to the food contents. The
blood flow increases. In this condition, singing increases the burden on stomach cavity,
cause disruption of digestion and downward movement of food.
9. Driving should be avoided because the blood flow is more
towards the stomach to digest the food and less towards the
brain making it dull leading to judgmental errors and cause
accidents.
10. Sleep: Laying down on bed or sleeping immediately after taking food retards
digestion leading to gastric and infection in the intestines.
Remember, it is never too late to reverse your habits
for a happier, healthier life.
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CHILL OUT ZONE!
Test your general knowledge by writing the right answers in the blank boxes as per up and down
clues given below.
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Correct solution to last months' Crossword # 2.
Across: 1. Franchisee. 4. Zonal. 5. Assam. 8. Vendors. 9. Gandhi. 10. Coimbatore. 12. Black. 13. Jayanti.
Down: 2. Coal. 3. Sanand. 6. Platform. 7. Kerala. 11. Bulky.
Joke of the Month:
Sudoku
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Across
2. The structure of V-Trans is made of Regions & Areas and that of V-Xpress
division is made of Regions & ----- (5)
3. Special payment facility extended to corporate customers which is neither Paid
nor To-pay, is called “------“facility (6)
9. While transport Co.s issue Goods Consignment Note (GCN) in lieu of goods
received for transportation, the express cargo Co issues a ------ (6)
10. Name of major V-Trans Transhipment Center near Narol, Ahmedabad (6)
11. Name of the Region headed by Mr. Chandrakant Makadia (6)
12. Short/excess of parcels in transit is caused by wrong -------- (8)
Down
1. Name of the department based in Ahmedabad, which takes care of matters
pertaining tod eviations from rules and regulations of the Co. (10)
4. Some branches located in this state fall under Ahmedabad Region while some
are controlled by North Region (9)
5. This V-Trans branch in Central Area is situated on the outskirts of Indore (5, 4)
6. Re-arrange the letters 'an inch e' to get the name of a city in Tamil Nadu, south
India (6)
7. Name of the department, which handles movement of goods and vehicles (10)
8. An employees' performance review is called --------- (9)
Two best friends are fishing quietly in the middle of a pond. Almost
silently, so as not to scare the fish, Tom says, “You know Bob, I'm
thinking of divorcing my wife. She has not spoken to me since two
months.” Bob ponders over this, replies, “You'd better think it over Tom,
women like that are hard to find.”
Fill in the grid so that every row and every column of 3x3 boxes contain the digits 1 to 9.
Every puzzle has only one correct answer.
(NOTE: CORRECT ANSWERS TO CROSSWORD & SUDOKU WILL BE PRINTED NEXT MONTH)
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Correct answer to
last month’s Sudoku
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PHOTO GALLERY:
Welcome aboard! New Joiners during November Induction Training at Pathshala, Ahmedabad
Below: Mumbai Region MRM on October 5, 2012.
Wedding Bells!
C.V. Naveen, son of Mr. Venkatesh, Assistant Manager -
Delivery, Lalbagh Road Branch, Bangalore,
married L. Kavya.
Seen from (L-R): Mr. Somanna, Mr. Ramanna,
Mr. Venkatesh, the bride & groom, Mr. V.J. Rohit, &
Mr. N.C. Krishna.
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