Live updates of Day 2 of Bizz Buzz Business Conclave

4th session of BBBC kick starts on Agriculture

The fourth session of BBBC by The Hans India has begun with many dignitaries and panelist attending the event at Novotel in Visakhapatnam on Saturday. The fourth session mainly focuses on the agriculture sector. The panelist are narrating their views and ideas on the same. The dignitaries include Datla Tirupati Raju (Moderator), Ex-Chairman, CII AP, & Executive Chairman, Vijayanagar Biotech Pvt. Ltd. Read More:-

Dignitaries stress on petroleum industry

he third session of BBBC by The Hans India has begun on a high note. Dignitaries and panelist include Prof. VSRK PRASAD (Moderator), Director, Indian Institute of Petroleum & Energy (IIPE); K Satyanarayana, Technical Head, Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited (MEIL); Tharun Kumar, General Manager, BPCL; Kavita Rajesh, President, HMA; Srujana, Associate Director, WTC. The third session mainly focusses on Petrochemicals - Innovating for a carbon neutral future. Read More:- 

New session on Food processing and agriculture sector ...

3rd session of BBBC Day 2 takes off smoothly on petroleum industry

The third session of BBBC by The Hans India has begun on a high note. Dignitaries and panelist include Prof. VSRK PRASAD (Moderator), Director, Indian Institute of Petroleum & Energy (IIPE); K Satyanarayana, Technical Head, Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited (MEIL); Tharun Kumar, General Manager, BPCL; Kavita Rajesh, President, HMA; Srujana, Associate Director, WTC. The third session mainly focusses on Petrochemicals - Innovating for a carbon neutral future. Read More:-  

Discussion on petro chemical sector is concluded

2nd session of BBBC Day 2 concludes on high note

Speaking on the occasion, Atul Mehta, Co-founder, Razor pay stated that it is essential to look at how and why it started? Along with two other IIT Roorkee, he started the journey of RazorPay, concentrating on a technology company which is into payments. He said our competition is cash and offline. India is spending 1.8 to 2% of its GDP on printing currency notes. Why do we need to print notes when we can transfer the trust in other ways? That will be great. RazorPay is the ERP of the Fintech business, and we are a full-fledged suite. His mantra is working for CTC - Clients, Team and Company, and for PPF - People put first. People can make or break a company. Read More:- 

People can make or break the company, says Atul Mehta of Razor Pay

Speaking on the occasion, Atul Mehta, Co-founder, Razor pay stated that it is essential to look at how and why it started? Along with two other IIT Roorkee, he started the journey of RazorPay, concentrating on a technology company which is into payments. He said our competition is cash and offline. India is spending 1.8 to 2% of its GDP on printing currency notes. Why do we need to print notes when we can transfer the trust in other ways? That will be great. RazorPay is the ERP of the Fintech business, and we are a full-fledged suite. His mantra is working for CTC - Clients, Team and Company, and for PPF - People put first. People can make or break a company. Read More:-

At the end of the session, there was a presentation by Mr Ravi Kishore, an entrepreneur from Green Farm Pvt. Ltd. Haryana, who presented the presentation with his gestures. He shared his thoughts on "sustainability is the conservation of natural resources" and a case study related to the same.

Grameena Foundation focusses on women workers & people with disability: B Sri Ram

Speaking on the occasion, B Sri Ram Murthy, Founder of Grameena Foundation discussed about the Grameena Foundation. B Sri Ram stated that they mainly concentrate on women workers and people with disability. We wanted to develop nano entrepreneurship and mentor the people in need, he said. We look at preparing micro-entrepreneurs and then giving them appropriate technology and we are planning to teach about entrepreneurship, IT, and drone at the school level to some extent, so we need rural start-ups for rural India, he added. We want to develop rural India, he stated. Read More:-

Financial literacy is crucial for life: Ravi Eswarapu

The second session of BBBC by The Hans India had a blistering start as the dignitaries who attended got apparently engaged with the enthusiasts and eventually shared their experience, views and ideas with the young businessmen who were present on the occasion. Read More:-