GS WEBZONE: “New Maruti Suzuki Swift to be costlier than older version” plus 1 more

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

“New Maruti Suzuki Swift to be costlier than older version” plus 1 more

New Maruti Suzuki Swift to be costlier than older version

Posted: 19 Jul 2011 12:08 AM PDT

After the success of the Maruti Suzuki Swift in the Indian market, the company is set to roll out the all new Swift for its customers. The new Swift will be out in the market in the month of August.

The dealers have also started the advanced bookings for the new car. Moreover, the customers who have booked the old Swift are also offered to have the new Swift.

Though the company is rolling out the favorite hatchback of the Indian customers, the cost of the new Swift has also been increased. The company will be pricing the car at a marginally higher price as the hatchback will be built at a totally new platform at the Manesar plant.

Currently, the Swift has a 1200 cc petrol engine and a 1300cc diesel engine. But now the company has planned to increase the power of the petrol engine for more efficiency and power. The Maruti Swift has been the most successful hatchbacks in the market. The production of the older version has already been stopped to make way for the new model.

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ONGC recruitments 2011-12 announced for Field Operators

Posted: 18 Jul 2011 10:43 PM PDT

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd has announced the recruitments of Field Operator on the various posts. The ONGC has announced the recruitments for the year 2011-2012.

The notification of the recruitments has been announced at the official website. Interested candidates can apply by sending their application forms online or offline medium on behalf of the advertisement number RJY/HR(2)/2011/21-FO for the recruitment of 2012-13.

There are 245 vacant posts at present that has to be filled by the company. For the general category 114 seats are reserved, for SC-37, for ST-32, and for OBC -62.

The interested candidates can go through the official advertisement by clicking here. The results of the written examination will be declared after 1 and a half months. The candidates will be informed before the declaration of the ONGC recruitments. Applications are invited only from the Indian citizens. The head quarters of the ONGC are located at Dehradun in India. The company contributes to the 77% of the India's crude oil production.