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SNS Group of Institutions is an educational group with Dr. S N Subbramanian as its chairman. The group owns 10 institutions including arts and science colleges, engineering colleges etc. They started the journey in 1997 through Sri SNS Charitable Trust with a philanthropic outlook of serving the society in the fields of Education, Textiles, Software and several other allied Industries. Ever since the inception of Sri SNS Charitable Trust, they have been expanding its wide spectrum of educational streams from pre-school to advanced levels of graduate and post graduate programmes in Arts, Science, Education, Management, Engineering, Pharmacy, Allied health sciences, Nursing, Physiotherapy and Research centers. Dr. S.N. Subbramanian Dr. S N Subbramanian MTech., Ph.D., MBA., M.Phil., Ph.D., is the honorary Chairman. He heads the SNS Group of Educational institutions. He has shaped the SNS empire for the last 21 years. He is a rare combination of an Industrialist, Educationalist, and Humani...

Thousands of nurses will stage a walkout in a row over pay as Britain braces for a series of strikes in the run up to Christmas. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) on Thursday announced its members would stage their first national strike on December 15 and 20. The protest action will take place in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The move comes as members of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers union announced a series of 48-hour strikes next month and in January by its members at Network Rail and 14 train companies – and an overtime ban over Christmas and New Year, likely to cause travel chaos over the festive period. The RCN has rejected the “final” offer and is pressing ahead with a series of strikes in the coming weeks, including on Black Friday and on December 24, Christmas Eve. The nursing group said it was calling strikes after the UK government had turned down its offer of formal, detailed negotiations as an alternative to industrial action. Picket lines were stationed outs...

Usha Martin was founded by Basant Jhawar, a commerce graduate, in 1960, at Ranchi, in collaboration with Martin Black of the UK. He was later joined by his younger brother Brij K Jhawar, a mechanical engineer. The first wire rope reel rolled out of the company in 1962. Its public issue in 1961 was oversubscribed by more than 300 per cent. In 1963, the company paid its maiden dividend and doubled the production from 3,600 tonnes to 7,200 tonnes in just two-and-a-half years. It soon became one of the largest manufacturers of wire ropes in the world and the leading speciality steel manufacturer in India. Watch More : With a history of over 60 years, the company now has manufacturing bases of wire rope in India, the UK, Dubai and Bangkok. Rajeev Jhawar Usha Martin is an industrialist with over three decades of experience in strategic management. He is an alumnus of Ranchi University and London Business School and completed Management Development Course at the University of Pennsylvania...