Targeting heavy data users, telecom service provider Tata Docomo has offered unlimited plans for its new and existing customers across Tamil Nadu.
Postpaid subscribers can browse and get unlimited plans on Photon-Photon Max WiFi, Photon Max and Photon Plus product categories with plans priced at Rs 650, Rs 750, Rs 1,000 and Rs 1,250 that offer 5GB, 10GB, 20GB and 30GB of data benefits, respectively, a company statement said.
"These unified heavy data plans for Photon subscribers are latest addition in our ever-expanding portfolio of differentiated and affordable offerings. We continue to deliver on our promise to provide value for money plans that suit the various needs of our customers", Tata Docomo, Mobility Business unit -- Head (Tamil Nadu and Kerala circles), Rajan Gupta said.
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TVS Motor launches upgraded variant of WEGO * Two and three wheeler maker TVS Motor Company has introduced an upgraded variant of its 110cc scooterette WEGO.
"TVS Motor Company has incorporated several improvements in the engine of the new TVS WEGO making it as one of the smoothest performers in its class," TVS Motor Company said in a statement.
The new 2014 TVS WEGO is targeted at urban individuals and priced at Rs 46,410 (ex-showroom New Delhi), it said.
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Zeel Rainwear ropes in Vivek Oberoi as its brand ambassador * Zeel Rainwear, part of N Z Seasonal Wear has today roped in Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi as its brand ambassador.
The new rainwear range will be available across Maharashtra, Goa, Kerala and other key states.
Commenting on the association, Zeel rainwear Managing Director Dinesh G Trivedi said: "Indian rainwear market has tremendous scope and organised players are still in a nascent stage. We are now looking forward to further expand our distribution network and reach out to customers across India looking for the best rainwear to bear the Indian monsoon."
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Half of workers plan to spend their holiday at home this yr * While 72 per cent of full time workers in India are planning to take time away from work,this summer more than half of them are likely to enjoy their holiday at home and not in an exotic location, a CareerBuilder survey says.
The nationwide survey found that taking a holiday is financially out of reach for twelve per cent of workers and an additional 15 per cent of respondents said that though they can afford a holiday, they have no plans to take one.
Around 63 per cent of workers reported they gave up holiday days last year because they did not have time to use them and 27 per cent lost four or more days off last year.
To make matters worse, technology has made getting away harder for employees today as unplugging for a holiday can prove challenging.
