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Hartek Power today said it has bagged a contract worth Rs 11.24 crore from the public health department of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation for executing a 66/11 KV substation in the city.

To be commissioned at a cost of Rs 11.24 crore, this the project will involve designing, supply, erection, testing and commissioning of the new switchyard, which will enable the Municipal Corporation to meet the city's peak water demand.

Baroda Dairy to milk fat procurement price by Rs 40/kg * Vadodara: Baroda Dairy will slash the procurement price paid to farmers from Rs 640 to Rs 600 per kg of fat from September 1, here. Ganpatsinh Solanki, vice president of the Baroda Dairy (Baroda district milk producers union) however, assured that this would not affect their earnings compared to the farmers of milk unions from other districts in Gujarat.

For buffalo milk containing 6 percent fat and 9 percent SNF (Solid not-fat), this translates into 25 percent reduction. Solanki termed the measures "unavoidable", and his the union is currently procuring around 6.5 lakh liters per day, of which consumption in Vadodara city is 4.50 liters per day while around 100,000 liters per day is going to GCMMF (Gujarat cooperative Milk marketing Federation ). There are about two lakhs farmers from whom Baroda Dairy procures milk every day.

Dabur ropes in Jaqueline Fernandez to promote Dabur Honey. Mumbai, Aug 29 (PTI) FMCG firm Dabur today said it has roped in Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez as the brand ambassador for Dabur Honey. "With Jacqueline associating with the brand, we hope that more and more consumers will get inspired by her health and fitness and adopt Dabur Honey into their lives," Dabur DGM Marketing Prashant Agarwal said.

Sony MAX launches Filmykaant AI Chat Bot Mumbai, Aug 29 (PTI) Broadcaster Sony Pictures Networks India's Hindi movie channel Sony MAX today said it has launched 'Filmykaant' an artificial intelligence (AI) ChatBot in a bid to engage with viewers beyond their television screens. The company claimed it is the television world's first-ever AI Chat Bot in India and has been developed with an advanced natural language processing technology and an in-built ability to read Hinglish (a mix of English and Hindi).

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