Ensuring that all franchisees offer their services in line with the franchisers guidelines and code of conduct,Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) recently announced that it will cancel the franchise of the owners, if they book “tatkal” e-tickets online against payment of graft, said Mr Shishir Khare, zonal tourism officer of IRCTC of eastern zone. He said the IRCTC will reject the user identification number of the offender permanently.
Mr Khare also pointed out that they have already rejected 3000 franchise on charges of irregularities. The IRCTC has already organised seminars and meeting for the franchise to aware them not to indulge in malpractice. Mr Khare highlighted that they will also aware train passengers as they will inform senior IRCTC officials whenever a passenger will be a victim of any malpractice by any franchise. IRCTC, on of India's largest franchisers has 50,000 franchises in India, who help passengers to book e-ticket, hotel booking, cab booking and charter coach booking. Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Anti-Fraud squad of commercial department of Eastern railway have arrested 39 touts on charges of selling train tickets outside of railway reservation centre.
Taking strong steps on proper franchise management, IRCTC, reached out to its franchisees to fall in line, to ensure that its customers have a hassle free ticket buying experience.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Franchise Courses and Training Programme Launched By Indian Franchising Association.
A study by Indian Franchise Association
Bridging practical training gap would be the biggest challenge for education institutes post economic recovery
New Delhi, Delhi, March 31, 2010 /India PRwire/ -- New Delhi- April 1, 2010: Indian Franchise Association (IFA) has taken an initiative of launching India's first short term professional training courses on retail and franchising for MBA students and working executives. In India, 400,000 engineers graduated last year but only one in four of them was employable, rest could not make through due to lack of required technical skills, fluency in English, ability to work in a team or delivering basic oral presentations. Similarly the case with management education, hence the core objective of these training courses would be to make them employable. IFA has aggressive plans to promote short term professional training courses by establishing training centres in various parts of the country to educate students or professionals on the modalities of franchising and retail.
On certification courses introduction, Mr. Arvind Singhatiya, Head-Training and Content, Indian Franchise Association, said "It's indeed a landmark education initiative by IFA for management students and working professionals, as this will benefit them with expert training vis-à-vis seamless support for their placement in the burgeoning modern retail and franchise sector. We are in the process of tying up with B- schools, franchise companies and retail organizations to create a common podium for knowledge workers and seeking companies".
Commenting on the continuous demand in the market with an optimistic approach, Mr. Singhatiya further added, "Economy is bouncing back, this time in a big way; this will lead to an enormous demand of trained professionals and these training sessions are so tailored as to prepare students to meet industry needs and bridge the gap between education and practical training".
Experts agree that India's knowledge based economy needs dynamic and analytical knowledge workers who can become the motivating force for innovation and growth in this country. Professional training is need of the hour and it would add immense value if induced with the regular professional courses.
These short terms courses are one of their kind and a first step in India taken by IFA towards youth for them to understand fresh franchise business models and patterns adopted in the practical marketplace to excel in future for their growth.
Notes to Editor
About Indian Franchise Association
Indian Franchise Association (IFA) is India's premier, non-political, not-for-profit body representing Indian Franchise Sector. IFA's endeavor is to promote, promulgate and popularize the concept of franchising as a mode of doing business across the industry verticals and to nurture the entrepreneurial skill of every Indian. IFA is acting as a catalyst for franchise and modern retail sector's growth through various policy papers, conference, B2Bs workshops and liaison with the government of India for policy issues.
Bridging practical training gap would be the biggest challenge for education institutes post economic recovery
New Delhi, Delhi, March 31, 2010 /India PRwire/ -- New Delhi- April 1, 2010: Indian Franchise Association (IFA) has taken an initiative of launching India's first short term professional training courses on retail and franchising for MBA students and working executives. In India, 400,000 engineers graduated last year but only one in four of them was employable, rest could not make through due to lack of required technical skills, fluency in English, ability to work in a team or delivering basic oral presentations. Similarly the case with management education, hence the core objective of these training courses would be to make them employable. IFA has aggressive plans to promote short term professional training courses by establishing training centres in various parts of the country to educate students or professionals on the modalities of franchising and retail.
On certification courses introduction, Mr. Arvind Singhatiya, Head-Training and Content, Indian Franchise Association, said "It's indeed a landmark education initiative by IFA for management students and working professionals, as this will benefit them with expert training vis-à-vis seamless support for their placement in the burgeoning modern retail and franchise sector. We are in the process of tying up with B- schools, franchise companies and retail organizations to create a common podium for knowledge workers and seeking companies".
Commenting on the continuous demand in the market with an optimistic approach, Mr. Singhatiya further added, "Economy is bouncing back, this time in a big way; this will lead to an enormous demand of trained professionals and these training sessions are so tailored as to prepare students to meet industry needs and bridge the gap between education and practical training".
Experts agree that India's knowledge based economy needs dynamic and analytical knowledge workers who can become the motivating force for innovation and growth in this country. Professional training is need of the hour and it would add immense value if induced with the regular professional courses.
These short terms courses are one of their kind and a first step in India taken by IFA towards youth for them to understand fresh franchise business models and patterns adopted in the practical marketplace to excel in future for their growth.
Notes to Editor
About Indian Franchise Association
Indian Franchise Association (IFA) is India's premier, non-political, not-for-profit body representing Indian Franchise Sector. IFA's endeavor is to promote, promulgate and popularize the concept of franchising as a mode of doing business across the industry verticals and to nurture the entrepreneurial skill of every Indian. IFA is acting as a catalyst for franchise and modern retail sector's growth through various policy papers, conference, B2Bs workshops and liaison with the government of India for policy issues.
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