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Defamation Case: Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked, Hr News, ETHRWorld
Defamation Case: Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked, Hr News, ETHRWorld

Time of India

time21-07-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Defamation Case: Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked, Hr News, ETHRWorld

Advt Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals. Subscribe to Newsletter to get latest insights & analysis in your inbox. All about ETHRWorld industry right on your smartphone! Download the ETHRWorld App and get the Realtime updates and Save your favourite articles. Surat: A recently terminated assistant general manager of Surat-based green energy firm KP Group has been booked for defamation and criminal intimidation after he allegedly abused and threatened the company and its employees on accused, Ashish Gupta , was employed with KP Group's subsidiary, KPI Green Energy Ltd, on June 16 but was relieved from his duties on July 5 due to unsatisfactory performance. According to the FIR filed by company representative Manoj Shahu, Gupta's technical knowledge and work output were found lacking, prompting management to terminate his services just 20 days into his after his dismissal, Gupta allegedly took to LinkedIn and posted defamatory content targeting the company and its staff. He was also accused of using abusive language and tagging the company in multiple the company's HR head contacted him to address the matter, Gupta reportedly became aggressive and issued threats. According to the complaint, he warned that any employee who stood in his way would be 'killed' and demanded to be July 9, Gupta allegedly posted three more defamatory messages on LinkedIn, claiming KP Group owed him Rs 10 lakh and continuing his verbal attacks on the company's personnel. The company clarified that it had already credited Rs 4.54 lakh into Gupta's bank account, which included salary for 20 days, one month's advance salary, and reimbursement for hotel police have registered a case against Gupta under Sections 365(2) and 351(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for defamation and criminal intimidation. An investigation has been initiated.

Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked
Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked

Time of India

time18-07-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Sacked AGM goes on LinkedIn rant, booked

Surat: A recently terminated assistant general manager of Surat-based green energy firm KP Group has been booked for defamation and criminal intimidation after he allegedly abused and threatened the company and its employees on LinkedIn. The accused, Ashish Gupta, was employed with KP Group's subsidiary, KPI Green Energy Ltd, on June 16 but was relieved from his duties on July 5 due to unsatisfactory performance. According to the FIR filed by company representative Manoj Shahu, Gupta's technical knowledge and work output were found lacking, prompting management to terminate his services just 20 days into his appointment. Soon after his dismissal, Gupta allegedly took to LinkedIn and posted defamatory content targeting the company and its staff. He was also accused of using abusive language and tagging the company in multiple posts. When the company's HR head contacted him to address the matter, Gupta reportedly became aggressive and issued threats. According to the complaint, he warned that any employee who stood in his way would be 'killed' and demanded to be reinstated. On July 9, Gupta allegedly posted three more defamatory messages on LinkedIn, claiming KP Group owed him Rs 10 lakh and continuing his verbal attacks on the company's personnel. The company clarified that it had already credited Rs 4.54 lakh into Gupta's bank account, which included salary for 20 days, one month's advance salary, and reimbursement for hotel accommodation. Khatodara police have registered a case against Gupta under Sections 365(2) and 351(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for defamation and criminal intimidation. An investigation has been initiated.

Delta Electronics India inks 3 pacts with KP Group
Delta Electronics India inks 3 pacts with KP Group

Time of India

time19-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • Time of India

Delta Electronics India inks 3 pacts with KP Group

Power management and smart green solutions provider Delta Electronics India on Wednesday said it has signed three agreements with KP Group , which include those related to supply of solar inverters, battery energy storage systems and EV charging infrastructure. Under these agreements, Delta Electronics plans to provide high-efficiency solar PV inverters, battery energy storage systems (BESS), green hydrogen energy systems, and EV charging infrastructure to KP Group's projects across India and abroad, according to a statement. As per the pacts, Delta Electronics would also provide approximately 1 GW of next-generation grid-connected solar PV inverters over the next 12 months, the statement said. "Delta Electronics India and KP Group already share a long-standing relationship. This new collaboration is a step further and a strong testament to the trust and shared values between Delta and KP Group, such as sustainability, innovation, and reliability," said Niranjan Nayak , MD of Delta Electronics India. Farukh Patel , Chairman and Managing Director of KP Group, said, "Our partnership is not just about products - it's about co-creating solutions that empower India's energy independence." The two companies will also conduct regular joint technology workshops to ensure alignment with Delta's latest innovations. In a forward-looking step toward clean mobility, the third agreement focuses on integrated green hydrogen refuelling and EV charging infrastructure. KP Group will lead the development of green hydrogen production plants powered by renewable energy. Delta will contribute critical technology including energy management systems, hydrogen compression and dispensing components, as well as EV charging hardware and software, such as power management, compression, and dispensing technologies, and integrated energy management systems. The two companies will jointly design and implement green hydrogen stations and EV charging hubs across India. Delta shall supply EV chargers, including AC and DC fast chargers, energy management systems, and software platforms for real time monitoring and billing. Additionally, the collaboration will focus on skills, with Delta also training KP Group's teams for safe and efficient station operations. KP Group, headquartered in Surat , is a diversified clean energy powerhouse with a strong footprint in solar power generation, wind energy, green hydrogen, and infrastructure development.

Humanity First: KP Group and PP Savani Group arrange Char Dham pilgrimage and Umrah for daughters
Humanity First: KP Group and PP Savani Group arrange Char Dham pilgrimage and Umrah for daughters

India Gazette

time18-06-2025

  • India Gazette

Humanity First: KP Group and PP Savani Group arrange Char Dham pilgrimage and Umrah for daughters

SMPL Surat (Gujarat) [India], June 18: Two renowned philanthropists from Surat have once again set a shining example of humanity. While most people donate or serve within their own religious or community circles, KP Group Chairman and MD Dr. Faruk Patel and PP Savani Group's Mahesh Savani have always operated beyond such boundaries. This time, both groups have jointly organised a Char Dham pilgrimage for around 300 women, including the mothers and mothers-in-law of underprivileged, orphaned girls who were married through PP Savani's mass marriage initiative. They have also arranged an Umrah pilgrimage to Mecca-Medina in Saudi Arabia for not only those16 Muslim daughters and their husbands who got married this year, but also all Muslim daughters without father who married earlier. Notably, Dr. Faruk Patel will accompany these daughters to Umrah, personally ensuring their comfort and well-being. As in previous years, the Char Dham Yatra will begin on June 16, with 6 groups of 50 people each travelling on different days. The groups will travel to Ayodhya, Varanasi, Chhapaiya, and other sacred sites, entirely free of cost. The Umrah pilgrimage is planned for around the end of the first week of July, lasting 15 days. This spiritually rich initiative promotes communal harmony, with 300 pilgrims. The key objective is not just religious devotion, but to spread a message of unity and peace. Mahesh Savani of PP Savani Group said, 'Through this initiative, we hope to strengthen secular values. By facilitating better relationships between mothers and daughters-in-law and encouraging mutual respect, we aim to help these young couples build homes filled with love and harmony. This has been our endeavour for years. The journey will commence from Udhna Railway Station in sleeper-class coaches, with food and accommodation provided at every stop. The pilgrimage has been made a reality because of the support and compassion of Dr. Faruk Patel. This initiative beautifully exemplifies the spirit of interfaith harmony. Dr. Faruk Patel also supports the 'Urja Noor Scholarship' (free higher education) programme at PP Savani University. Reflecting on the initiative, Dr. Faruk Patel said, 'I had attended the mass wedding at Maheshbhai's event and was made a witness during the nikah ceremony for some Muslim daughters. Maheshbhai mentioned that while he could send Hindu daughters and their in-laws to Char Dham, he struggled to do the same for the Muslim daughters. That is when my team and I decided to send these girls and their husbands on Umrah. At the same time, I offered my support for the Char Dham pilgrimage, which Maheshbhai warmly accepted. May we continue to serve humanity with the blessings of the Almighty A woman mother heading on the Char Dham Yatra said, 'Some of the pilgrims could afford to undertake such a pilgrimage on their own, but for most of us, it was just a dream. I bless them for making this possible. May God continue to choose you for such noble deeds.' A Muslim girl, who will be undertaking the Umrah, said, 'Visiting the holy cities of Mecca and Medina is a great blessing in Islam. It has been my dream since childhood, but after my father passed away, it seemed impossible. We come from a very humble background, and no one in our family could afford such a trip. Through Mahesh Papa and Dr. Farukbhai Patel, whom I consider an angel sent by the Almighty, this has become possible. I pray for him and for my future children to follow in his noble footsteps.' Dr. Faruk Patel has previously sent 11 differently-abled students and their mothers on Umrah It is noteworthy that the kind-hearted Dr. Faruk Patel has earlier sponsored Umrah pilgrimages for 11 differently-abled students and their mothers through the Disable Welfare Trust of India in Surat. He has also sponsored trips to Haridwar, Mussoorie, and other places for 90 differently- abled children and their caregivers. Moreover, at his elder son's wedding, Dr. Patel invited people from old-age homes, orphans, and differently-abled persons to a reception at a 5-star hotel. His philanthropic work spans education, healthcare, and humanitarian aid. Mahesh Savani has arranged weddings for over 5,500 fatherless daughters regardless of religion, caste, or creed and continues to support them as a father throughout their lives. The partnership between KP Group and PP Savani Group is yet another significant step in prioritising humanity above all else. For more information, visit (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by SMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)

For me, PM Modi is god incarnate: Padma Shri awardee Kanubhai Tailor
For me, PM Modi is god incarnate: Padma Shri awardee Kanubhai Tailor

Hans India

time09-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Hans India

For me, PM Modi is god incarnate: Padma Shri awardee Kanubhai Tailor

New Delhi: On the occasion of Narendra Modi completing 11 years in office, Padma Shri awardee Kanubhai Hasmukhbhai Tailor on Monday stated that for him the Prime Minister is the incarnation of god and thanked him for the immense support and recognition he received under his leadership. In a conversation with IANS, social worker Tailor credited PM Modi for transforming not only his life but also the lives of countless differently-abled individuals across India. 'For me, Narendra Modi is god incarnate,' said Tailor. 'Since the time he became Chief Minister of Gujarat, he has worked tirelessly to bring differently-abled children and people into the mainstream. The credit for this change belongs to him alone.' Tailor, who runs a school for differently-abled children in Surat, Gujarat, was awarded the Padma Shri in 2018 for his outstanding contributions to social service and disability welfare. He praised the Modi government for its transparent and inclusive award selection process and for prioritising disability welfare. He recalled how PM Modi personally supported the establishment of his school. 'With his help, we received land in Surat to build the school. Modi ji even inaugurated a hospital for the differently-abled. Once, he told me, 'Start teaching the children from tomorrow morning.' That inspiration led us to launch a BCA college for the differently-abled, which has now received university recognition.' Tailor also highlighted the dire condition of disabled beggars in India. 'Many of them are forced to live on railway platforms and streets. After they die, their bodies remain unclaimed,' he said with emotion. To address this, he has initiated the construction of an old-age home in Bharuch's Uchedia village along the Narmada river for 12 disabled individuals. 'This will be like a resort and will cost around Rs 20 crore,' he shared. Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel laid the foundation stone of the project, and KP Group Chairman Faruk Patel has taken responsibility for the home. Praising PM Modi's eye for talent and commitment to recognising real social heroes, Tailor said, 'Modi ji travels across India and notices people who are genuinely working for society. He immediately understands their character and ensures they are recognised. For those who receive the Padma awards, it's often a complete surprise. Modi ji comes as a blessing and lifts ordinary people to national recognition.' He also applauded the post-2014 changes in the Padma award selection process: 'Now people from rural areas and diverse fields like handicrafts, agriculture, education, and social work are being honoured. The process is transparent and inspiring. The government is recognising the unsung heroes.' Tailor concluded with deep gratitude: 'I was just an ordinary man. PM Modi gave me recognition in India and abroad, helped me build a school and a hospital, and brought differently-abled individuals into the mainstream. His vision and dedication are giving a new direction to India. I have immense respect for him.'

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