RIL is India's largest company with Rs 3.

68 lakh crore worth assets

Via The Economic Times | Mar 11, 2015
Reliance Industries Ltd is the country's largest corporate with assets worth Rs
3.68 lakh crore, followed by state-owned Indian Oil Corp and mortgage lender HDF
C. In the list of top 10 corporates in terms of assets, RIL and HDFC (Housing De
velopment Finance Corp) were the only two firms from the private sector, data co
mpiled by the Corporate Affairs Ministry showed. At the end of March 2014, RIL's
assets stood at Rs 3.68 lakh crore, while that of Indian Oil Corp and HDFC was
at Rs 2.52 lakh crore and Rs 2.25 lakh crore, respectively. Other entities in th
e top ten are Power Finance Corp (4th), NTPC (5), Rural Electrification Corp (6)
, Power Grid Corp (7), LIC Housing Finance (8), Steel Authority of India (9) and
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (10). LIC Housing Finance s (Rs 95,777 crore) assets sto
od at Rs 1.94 lakh crore and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (Rs 89,333 crore).
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| Mar 11, 2015
Leading telecommunication services provider Vodafone, on Tuesday, announced a ma
ternity policy for its women employees, a move that, if followed by other global
companies, could potentially save them up to $19 billion annually. To mark the
International Women s Week, Vodafone India announced reduced working hours (30 hou
rs per week for six months) and 16 weeks of paid leave for childcare post return
to its women employees, besides introducing a week-long paternity leave. With t
his, Vodafone has pioneered global maternity policy across 30 countries, becomin
g one of the few organisations in the world to define a unique mandatory minimum
maternity benefits standard worldwide. The extended maternity leave and only 30
hour-week for six months will help returning mothers transition comfortably int
o workplace and also attend to their children s nursing needs. The introduction of
paternity leave will enable the new father bond with the baby and be around wit
h the family, Vodafone said.
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