Riverside Consulting

28/06/2016

Nandigama venture. In Nandigama city on Madhira highway. .5 Kilometres from national highway. Beautiful venture with lots of greenery. Contact us on 8886555529 for more information.

28/06/2016

Our Paritala venture. CRDA LP No.20. Right adjacent to National Highway. Contact us on 8886555529 for more details

28/06/2016

Our keesara venture photos. 200 meters away from National Highway. Between existing houses. Established roads, Ready to construct, Spot registration and many more. A must see one!!! Contact us on 8886555529 for more information.

07/04/2016

22/03/2016

1 Office administrator cm customer service admin, 3 telecallers for Airtel, 10 telelcallers for Reliance positions available. Interested, please post your CV to [email protected] or call on 8886555529. Please mentioned your interested area in the subject.

06/03/2016

Riverside consulting was at 2016 Job Fair, Vijayawada. Thanks very much for all participants and organisers support. We got a great response will start recruiting next week.

02/03/2016

Indian embassy in Oman to organise trade:

Leading Indian companies and organisations will participate in an event, organised by the Embassy of India in Muscat, aimed to promote business and trade relations between India and Oman, a report said.

The event will be held in association with the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) and will focus on the healthcare, food industry, information technology, mining and mineral and the construction and infrastructure sectors, added the Oman Daily Observer report.

Leading Indian business organisations, notably the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Federation of Indian Export Organization (FIEO), National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) and Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI), will be fielding delegations of reputed Indian companies to showcase their products and services to the Omani business enterprises, it said.

The objective is to provide Indian companies from these sectors a platform to explore opportunities for exports, business tie-ups, investments and project work in Oman, added the report.

Citing data sourced from Oman’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry, The Indian Embassy noted that there are over 2,900 Indian enterprises in Oman with an estimated investment of $4.5 billion. Omani investments in India are estimated at $3 billion.

The Indian Embassy along with the OCCI will host a business-to-business (B2B) Meeting, at Crowne Plaza Muscat on March 30, with Omani enterprises to be invited by OCCI.

Later in the afternoon, a seminar on business/project work opportunities available in Oman in the above sector will be organised at the embassy premises. Key Omani government/private authorities will be invited for making presentations to the Indian delegation on project work and investment opportunities available in Oman in above sectors.

02/03/2016

IBM, Oracle, University of California keen to work with Andhra Pradesh govt to promote start-ups:

Top software companies, including IBM and Oracle, and University of California, Berkeley (UCB) have shown interest in working with the Andhra Pradesh government to promote start-up eco-system and also in setting up their development centres in the state.

During a visit to the United States, the state government's IT Advisor J A Chowdary met the officials of UCB and Stanford University and the two universities agreed to work in joint innovation and incubation activities to promote start-up eco-system in AP, a state government release said.

Chowdary met senior executives at Oracle Corporation and the two sides explored the possibility for setting up Oracle Operations and Oracle Partners eco system in AP, it said.

He also met IBM executives and discussed the possibility of setting up off-shore development facilities in AP.

In a meeting with senior executives of the SEMI (Semi Conductor Equipment and Materials International), he deliberated on the possibilities for joint collaboration programme in AP to set up electronic manufacturing operations in the state,

02/03/2016

Budget 2016: Andhra Pradesh govt disappointed with Union Budget:

Andhra Pradesh government today expressed disappointment that the 2016-17 Budget does not make any allocation for bridging the revenue deficit of the cash- starved state and gives only Rs 100 crore for the Polavaram multi-purpose irrigation project.

"We still have to get Rs 12,000 crore from the Centre for bridging the revenue deficit caused by the state's bifurcation. No allocation has been made for this," said AP Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu. Talking to newspersons after a TDP Politburo meeting here tonight, he said no financial allocation has been made for the construction of AP's new capital, Amaravati.

The Rs 100-crore earmarked for the Polavaram project is a pittance, he added. The state government had requested the Centre to grant at least Rs 4,000 crore for the mega venture this year but Finance Minister Arun Jaitley made an allocation of just Rs 100 crore for Polavaram, which has been declared a national project.

"The state's financial position is as such very bad. With no substantial allocations from the Centre, the scene may only worsen," Yanamala said. Although a lot of things were promised in the AP Reorganisation Act, 2014, there has been no significant assistance from the Centre, he said.

Asked if the state government would "fight it out" with the Centre on this issue, the Finance Minister remarked there was no point in a confrontation. "We achieve nothing through confrontation," he said.

Meanwhile, party sources said the Politburo meeting, chaired by Chief Minister and TDP President N Chandrababu Naidu, discussed the Budget and "injustice" done to Andhra Pradesh once again. The Politburo was said to have felt that the Centre is "not honouring even the AP Reorganisation Act".

"Be it the revenue deficit or the capital, they gave us practically nothing. We have to seriously take this up with the Centre," those present at the meeting said. BJP, which is in power at the Centre at the head of the NDA grouping, is part of the Naidu-led government in the state.

18/02/2016

Digvijaya Singh to inaugurate PCC office:

AICC general secretary in-charge of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Digvijaya Singh, and secretary in-charge of the State Su.Thirunavukkarasar will inaugurate the new PCC office at the Andhra Ratnabhavan here on Friday.

Addressing a press conference at the Andhra Ratnabhavan, PCC member S N Raja said that several programmes will be held in Vijayawada over four days. The inauguration of the new office will be followed by State coordination committee meeting, and extended executive meeting on Friday.

SC/ST, BC and minority conclave will be held on the second day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Resource persons’ training will be held on Sunday and Monday as part of the four-day programme.

Former Vijayawada city Congress president M J Ratna Kumar said that certain changes were made to Andhra Ratnabhavan create more space for parking and for conducting meetings. The steps that were on the left hand corner have been shifted to the front so that the space behind the building could be used for parking vehicles.

Meanwhile, PCC official spokesperson K Sivaji alleged that Union Minister Uma Bharati said that no funds would be released for Polavaram project because Andhra Pradesh violated its understanding with Odhisha. Thought the Central Minister made such damaging remarks, the State Government is least bothered.

18/02/2016

RTC to pamper patrons with cinemas, seat-back TV:

“We will set up a chain of 100 cinema theatres at RTC bus terminals across the State, besides opening medical diagnostic centres. The idea is to enable these bus stations to cater to the needs of passengers in as many ways as possible. “Of the total 423 bus stations in the State, 71 are lying unused. The Corporation will allow auction of bus station names and charge money from companies opting for this unique mode of advertising,” he explains. For instance, if a travelling passenger suffers from ill-health, he/she could undergo a medical check-up at the bus station itself,” says N. Sambasiva Rao, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, APSRTC.
Efforts on to galvanise the transport giant out of financial crisis through innovative schemes Transformation of bus terminals into multi-purpose zones, introduction of seat-back television in buses on the lines of aircraft and further scaling up of facilities at all bus stations across Andhra Pradesh; patrons of the AP State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) will get all this and more in the days to come. Bringing into play innovative schemes to galvanise the public transport giant out of financial crisis and put it back on the rails, the RTC authorities have already initiated a slew of measures to provide a facelift to the corporation, and the reforms spree continues, with officials all set to introduce more changes that will lend an additional sheen to the organisation. “We will set up a chain of 100 cinema theatres at RTC bus terminals across the State, besides opening medical diagnostic centres. The idea is to enable these bus stations to cater to the needs of passengers in as many ways as possible. For instance, if a travelling passenger suffers from ill-health, he/she could undergo a medical check-up at the bus station itself,” says N.

Sambasiva Rao, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, APSRTC. Commuters choosing to travel by the high-end Amaravati buses will have the privilege of seat-back television set with 60 channels to entertain them. “According to our calculations, it will cost us 6 paise to 10 paise per km, so we decided to go ahead with it,” Mr. Rao says. All this will happen in a month’s time, he adds. Taking an aggressive marketing route, officials have also drawn up plans to generate revenue from an unusual source—names of bus stops, which will now be prefixed by the name of a company. “We are trying to emulate the pattern embraced by the Delhi Metro service.