December 24, 2024 08:34 am (IST)
Tata Steel participates at MMMM 2014-10th International Exhibition
New Delhi/ Kolkata, Sept 4 (IBNS): Tata Steel is participating in MMMM (Minerals, Metals, Metallurgy and Materials) 2014, 10th International Exhibition & Conference which is being held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from Sept 4-7.
Traditional lighting of the lamp, bouquet welcome to the Honorable Guests and introductory speeches marked the opening ceremony of MMMM 2014 were held n Thurday.
Union Minister of Mines, Steel, Labour and Employment Narendra Singh Tomar gave the inaugural address.
Other dignitaries present at the event included K L Mehrotra, Chief Convenor, World Metal Forum, S C Puri, Chairman, IIM –DC, Nik Rudge, Regional Director, Rest of the World, ITE Group PLC.
The Exhibition was formally inaugurated with a ribbon cutting ceremony by Narendra Singh Tomar, who also visited the Tata Steel pavilion.
The Exhibition was formally inaugurated with a ribbon cutting ceremony by Narendra Singh Tomar, who also visited the Tata Steel pavilion.
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