When it comes to processing close to 435 tonnes of linen per day for the Indian Railways, the complexity of washing, finishing and delivering clean linen to its users gets …
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Completing its 25th Anniversary, Ashirbad Group of Companies organized an event in Delhi on September 22. Industry players and special guests were called to attend the event. Awards were given …
[box type=”shadow” ] “It is expensive”. This was a common reply that Clean India Journal received from consumers across segments when asked about microfibre mops. Interestingly, while microfibre mops are …
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