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  Manali While driving is always a fun for many but today people are short of time. They are looking to spend more time with their family. Admiring the sightseeing and creating memories, tour travels service providers top up their minds. We, Manali Tour And Travels in the business for long are recognized for unparalleled service with comfort, safety and costs intact. Most importantly we guide you in a best way possible showing you every aspect of des Our clientele comprise of individuals, families, corporate, wedding planners etc. whatever be your requirement, we are there for you on a single call. Our fleet of vehicles are regularly services and oblige by the emission norms laid by the Govt. of India. The drivers are experienced and hold legal driving licenses and before coming on board with us, they undergo a rigorous selection process and then hired. Chandigarh which is blessed with bounties of nature – hills, gardens, lake-beauty at its best, is surrounded by many tourist attra...

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Reliance Commercial Corporation was set up in 1958 by Dhirubhai Ambani as a small venture firm trading commodities, especially spices and polyester yarn. Pursuing a strategy of backward integration and diversification, it opened its first textile mill in Naroda, Gujarat state, and was incorporated in 1966 as Reliance Textiles and Engineers, Ltd. Over the next decade its business focused on the textile industry even as it continued to expand.

Seeking to raise financial capital through means more accessible than India’s nationalized banks, Reliance took advantage of the recent “Indianization” of the stock market and floated an initial public offering (IPO) in 1977. The IPO, which issued 2.8 million shares, was credited with engaging small investors in the stock market and equity shareholding. Thousands attended the Reliance annual general meetings, which were sometimes held in a sports stadium, with many more watching on television. Company shares continued to attract investors despite the uncertainties of a stodgy economy, crippling government regulations, and political corruption, in part due to the shares’ handsome dividends as well as the founder’s charisma and vision.

With investors eager to own shares, Reliance expanded rapidly into sectors adjacent to its textile business, and in 1985 it became known as Reliance Industries Limited. After gaining the capacity to manufacture petrochemicals useful for synthetic textiles, such as polyester staple fibre and purified terephthalic acid, it later began manufacturing plastics and, eventually, refining petroleum. In 1991 Reliance opened a massive industrial complex in Hazira, Gujarat state, propelling the corporation to the forefront of production in the global polyester market. By the turn of the 21st century its new petroleum refinery in Jamnagar, Gujarat state, commanded a refining capacity far exceeding that of any other petroleum refinery in the world.

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