The BIG Indian Market
Before we go on to say that India is THE market for the global cleaning industry to look at, an assessment of the present market forces, the trends and economic…
Before we go on to say that India is THE market for the global cleaning industry to look at, an assessment of the present market forces, the trends and economic…
I find the budget quite positive. This budget will not hamper the India growth story in any way. It will, rather, give growth a push. As we are dependent heavily…
The telephonic interview with Remadevi, a housekeeper of G4S Facility Services Pvt. Ltd, stationed in Thiruvananthapuram, was fun. Her answers were translated into English for Clean India Journal by her colleague Rajlaxmi-Personal Executive (Human Resource) of G4S, and this is what Remadevi had to say.
Pradeep Mehra, Managing Director, G4S Facility Services Pvt. Ltd, has been recently honoured with ‘Business Leadership Award for Industrial Development’ by the Indian Economic Development & Research Association, Delhi, for…
Clean India Journal participated in the ninth edition of “Pulire Verona” (June 9-12) which ended on a positive note with 19,509 visitors, one of the largest so far, registering an…
Rains bring in relative increase in humidity, water stagnation, rise in infectious diseases and a certain amount of sultriness causing lethargy. Muddy footprints at the doorsteps, wet clothes leaving a trail of water droplets on the floor and uncleaned washrooms act as dampeners even before one’s day starts in the office. Preventive and Protective measures scheduled by the housekeeping before and during rains respectively, in various sectors and complexes play an important role in simplifying maintenance.
If getting wet in the rains and yet appearing presentable is challenging to us, as much as it is for the housekeeping professionals to keep the premises clean and dry during the monsoon. No doubt, rains call for regular and timely maintenance (mending cracks and leakages) to ensure cleanliness and hygiene, but at the same time, getting the preventive maintenance schedule in place could go a long way in combating the monsoon blues. Clean India Journal spoke to some of the housekeeping and facility management companies to understand the monsoon management strategy.
Chemicals, if not used correctly, can severely damage health. Spills, splashes, fumes or even wrong dilution could affect anyone, both in the short and long term.
The Indian Cleaning Industry, after its dramatic take off a few years back has been witnessing an annual growth of over 40%. Yet, the present volatile market conditions bring to the forefront some of the key issues which need to be collectively addressed to keep the momentum of growth. Recently, Clean India Journal facilitated a special Indian Cleaning Industry Meet which triggered a healthy debate…
Gauging with all parameters, the Clean India Show 2008 held at the Chennai Trade Centre from August 7-9, has been a winner – in terms of footfall, quality of visitors, exhibitors’ participation, organisation and business conducted…