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VIJAY SINGLA Director details. Companies associated with are J T L INFRA LIMITED, CHETAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED, MIRAGE INFRA LIMITED,

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The Exchange has received the disclosure under Regulation 29(1) & 29(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 for Nikita Singla & Vijay Singla

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No.of Investor complaints pending at the beginning of the quarter No.of Investor complaints received during the quarter No.of Investor complaints disposed of during the quarter No.of Investor complaints unresolved at the end of the quarter 0000 Name of the Signatory :- Mohinder SinghDesignation :- Company Secretary and Compliance Officer

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Vijay Singla is a director of JTL Infra Ltd.
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JTL INFRA corporate office is located in SCO 18-19, Sector 28-C, Sector, Chandigarh, 160019, India and has 13 employees.

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CSR activity has been performed by Vijay Singla and Pawan Bansal during Covid 19.

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Vijay Singla, Director of JTL Infra Limited, believes that CSR activity is a way to give something back to society by selflessly helping it and providing what it deserves. Vijay Singla says, "CSR is an important part of the organization. These activities can be branded because they seek to give back to the communities in which they operate, beyond the development consequences".

Amid the second wave of COVID-19, Vijay Singla and his uncle Pawan Bansal provided food, masks and sanitizers daily to residents of Chandigarh's hometown. "During the lockdown period, there are a bunch of daily punters and migrant workers who are in desperate need of food, masks and medicine, and unable to buy rations. It is our responsibility to provide them with the products basic necessities so that they can enjoy their period of confinement in peace," said Mr. Singla.

During the second wave of COVID, JTL Infra Ltd donated 20,000 masks, sanitizers and basic necessities to local people in several districts of Punjab. JTL Infra Ltd, under the management of Vijay Singla, served around 5,000 people every day. They rationed raw food for those who needed it and prepared meals for those without cooking equipment.

"We are getting calls from several places and people claiming that they haven't eaten for two days and asking for food," says Vijay Singla of JTL Infra. The pitiful condition of the poor and destitute prompted Mr. Singla to roam the streets and help the homeless and needy.

During the second wave of COVID-19, hospitals in Punjab ran out of medical supplies and the shortage of beds and oxygen cylinders in hospitals exacerbated the situation for patients. In such a crisis, Vijay Singla has come forward to help local hospitals in Punjab by providing medical supplies such as oxygen cylinders, ventilators, hospital beds and other medical equipment.

The CSR activities carried out by Vijay Singla (JTL Infra) are not limited to helping the poor living on the streets and in hospitals in Punjab. As a visionary director of Chetan Industries, he guided the company to roll out a CSR program in which the company established a 1 lakh capacity MS (mild steel) and GI (galvanized iron) manufacturing plant. MT. This activity has helped the local villagers in terms of job opportunities. The local population of Urla, where the facility is located, received regular food. This turned out to be a crucial undertaking, especially in the wake of the disastrous second wave of COVID 19, which swept the country last year.
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JTL Infra Director Vijay Singla promotes CSR activities within the organization during COVID 19

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Vijay Singla, Director of JTL Infra Limited, believes that CSR activity is a way to give something back to society by selflessly helping it and providing what it deserves. Vijay Singla says, "CSR is an important part of the organization.

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Mr. Singla and his uncle served poor people during pandemic

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Mr. Singla and his uncle served poor people during pandemic

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According to Vijay Singla and Pawan Bnasal, “During the lockdown, a large number of daily wagers and migrant laborers are in severe need of food, masks, and medicine, and are forced to buy rations. It is our obligation to give them the essentials so that they can have a calm Covid time.”

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During the lockdown, Vijay Singla and Pawan Bansal (Vijay Singla’s Uncle), devised a CSR initiative that aided and nourished Punjab’s underprivileged and needy. According to them, “During the lockdown, a large number of daily wagers and migrant laborers are in severe need of food, masks, and medicine, and are forced to buy rations. It is our obligation to give them the essentials so that they can have a calm Covid time.”

We received calls and messages from all across the country demanding assistance, including requests for food and medical care. They allege they went without meals for many days since they didn’t have enough money to buy rations for themselves. This was the time when Vijay Singla, Pawan Bansal’s nephew initiated a campaign to aid Covid-infested, enlisting volunteers from different districts and organizing groups of 20 people in each place. In truth, they both fed over 500 people while roaming the streets of Chandigarh late at night.

The CSR program included the daily distribution of masks, hand sanitizer, and critical medications to 20,000 local residents in Punjab’s various areas. Additionally, they fed about 5000 individuals on a daily basis, delivering rations to all underprivileged families living in slums and handing out boxed meals to the homeless.

When it comes to the variety of CSR activities carried out by them, we must not overlook the medical supplies supplied by the company to all hospitals and medical facilities. During the coronavirus pandemic, the state of Punjab’s hospitals and other medical facilities was deplorable and upsetting. Many lives have been saved as a result of Vijay their CSR initiative at the hospital. Hospitals got oxygen cylinders, ventilators, hospital beds, and other important medical supplies as part of the CSR program, allowing them to treat Covid patients more often and with greater care.

The CSR initiative benefited a number of people in Punjab and prompted others to follow suit. Bansal and Singla’s deed of giving back and kindness through their CSR activity is admirable and undoubtedly useful to the general population.

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Vijay Singla of JTL Infra announced adoption ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) within his company, along with voicing concern about increasing focus on the environmental challenges plaguing various countries and communities in the world. He says "from eating habits to spending patterns to social attitudes to challenging regressive customs- there is a rising awareness of how minor changes may make a big difference in society. In the same way, adopting ESG will set slow but definite new carbon expectations for steel industry."

The recent forward-looking Union Budget, as well as the fact that energy transition and climate action are both critical to the economy's long-term viability, are two of the government's development pillars. "The budget continues to give encouragement for growth, particularly in the Steel and mining industry," Vijay Singla, JTL Infra says.

According to Saurabh Bhatnagar, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, EY India National Mining & Metals Consulting Leader "Companies with stronger ESG performance can acquire project finance at a reduced cost, improve resource management, minimize operational risk, and strengthen resiliency against future changes," says the report.

When determining the profitability of capital investments, several steelmakers consider the impact of carbon emissions. Adopting shadow internal carbon pricing can aid in the identification of sustainability inefficiencies as well as the economic implications of a low-carbon economy.

Vijay Singla strongly feels that JTL Infra must focus on finding solutions, including a collaborative approach, to the difficulties that continue to afflict it. "The steel sector is on the verge of a much-anticipated transformation, with all eyes on ESG," he adds. The actions taken from here on should support that shift. This would include leveraging the power of modern technologies, a necessity highlighted by the epidemic, as well as an emphasis on decarbonization, digitalization, and decentralization. "Today's cutting-edge technology has the capacity to fulfill energy demand while also pushing sustainability," Singla stated.

Vijay Singla of JTL Infra is looking forward to embracing the ESG practice within the company and has a few suggestions on how to make it happen. The most important of these is to create an environment with built-in structural incentives that not only encourage but also enable the sector to get comfortable with new technologies. He believes "government green stimulus packages and the global green infrastructure investment push will have a double-edged effect on the metals and mining sector like JTL Infra that helps the company to grow in adversity."

Vijay Singla has a strong intuition that digital solutions may assist in boosting productivity, reducing energy usage, reducing waste, and managing pollutants.

"Blockchain has the potential to validate the steel value chain's sustainability quotient, providing end users with verifiable data to analyze their net carbon footprint. Cloud computing may also aid in the creation of more flexible supply networks, while central command and control centers can monitor geographically scattered mine-to-metal value chains," he added.

Decisions about sustainability efforts cannot be made solely on the basis of financial expenses to the company. Vijay Singla has figured out a solution, he says, "We must act in the best interests of all stakeholders and be willing to make a fair trade-off between industry, end users, and the environment. Stakeholder alignment will be important to accelerating the speed of change and enabling the collaboration required to co-develop realistic solutions to complicated issues."

Finally, Vijay Singla (JTL Infra) underlined the need for a reliable supply system. He believes that "in the long term, it will establish a win-win paradigm that benefits customers, distribution companies, and franchisees."

(Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire India. PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.)

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Press Releases " Business Wire India Business Wire IndiaVijay Singla of JTL Infra announced adoption ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) within his company, along with voicing concern about increasing focus on the environmental challenges plaguing various countries and communities in the world. He says "from eating habits to spending patterns to social attitudes to challenging regressive customs- there is a rising awareness of how minor changes may make a big difference in society. In the same way, adopting ESG will set slow but definite new carbon expectations for steel industry."

The recent forward-looking Union Budget, as well as the fact that energy transition and climate action are both critical to the economy's long-term viability, are two of the government's development pillars. "The budget continues to give encouragement for growth, particularly in the Steel and mining industry," Vijay Singla, JTL Infra says.

According to Saurabh Bhatnagar, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, EY India National Mining & Metals Consulting Leader "Companies with stronger ESG performance can acquire project finance at a reduced cost, improve resource management, minimize operational risk, and strengthen resiliency against future changes," says the report.

When determining the profitability of capital investments, several steelmakers consider the impact of carbon emissions. Adopting shadow internal carbon pricing can aid in the identification of sustainability inefficiencies as well as the economic implications of a low-carbon economy.

Vijay Singla strongly feels that JTL Infra must focus on finding solutions, including a collaborative approach, to the difficulties that continue to afflict it. "The steel sector is on the verge of a much-anticipated transformation, with all eyes on ESG," he adds. The actions taken from here on should support that shift. This would include leveraging the power of modern technologies, a necessity highlighted by the epidemic, as well as an emphasis on decarbonization, digitalization, and decentralization. "Today's cutting-edge technology has the capacity to fulfill energy demand while also pushing sustainability," Singla stated.

Vijay Singla of JTL Infra is looking forward to embracing the ESG practice within the company and has a few suggestions on how to make it happen. The most important of these is to create an environment with built-in structural incentives that not only encourage but also enable the sector to get comfortable with new technologies. He believes "government green stimulus packages and the global green infrastructure investment push will have a double-edged effect on the metals and mining sector like JTL Infra that helps the company to grow in adversity."

Vijay Singla has a strong intuition that digital solutions may assist in boosting productivity, reducing energy usage, reducing waste, and managing pollutants.

"Blockchain has the potential to validate the steel value chain's sustainability quotient, providing end users with verifiable data to analyze their net carbon footprint. Cloud computing may also aid in the creation of more flexible supply networks, while central command and control centers can monitor geographically scattered mine-to-metal value chains," he added.

Decisions about sustainability efforts cannot be made solely on the basis of financial expenses to the company. Vijay Singla has figured out a solution, he says, "We must act in the best interests of all stakeholders and be willing to make a fair trade-off between industry, end users, and the environment. Stakeholder alignment will be important to accelerating the speed of change and enabling the collaboration required to co-develop realistic solutions to complicated issues."

Finally, Vijay Singla (JTL Infra) underlined the need for a reliable supply system. He believes that "in the long term, it will establish a win-win paradigm that benefits customers, distribution companies, and franchisees."

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Business Wire India Vijay Singla of JTL Infra announced adoption ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) within his company, along with voicing concern about increasing focus on the environmental challenges plaguing various countries and communities in the world. He says "from eating habits to spending patterns to social attitudes to challenging regressive customs- there is a rising awareness of how minor changes may make a big difference in society. In the same way, adopting ESG will set slow but definite new carbon expectations for steel industry."

The recent forward-looking Union Budget, as well as the fact that energy transition and climate action are both critical to the economy's long-term viability, are two of the government's development pillars. "The budget continues to give encouragement for growth, particularly in the Steel and mining industry," Vijay Singla, JTL Infra says.

According to Saurabh Bhatnagar, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, EY India National Mining & Metals Consulting Leader "Companies with stronger ESG performance can acquire project finance at a reduced cost, improve resource management, minimize operational risk, and strengthen resiliency against future changes," says the report.

When determining the profitability of capital investments, several steelmakers consider the impact of carbon emissions. Adopting shadow internal carbon pricing can aid in the identification of sustainability inefficiencies as well as the economic implications of a low-carbon economy.

Vijay Singla strongly feels that JTL Infra must focus on finding solutions, including a collaborative approach, to the difficulties that continue to afflict it. "The steel sector is on the verge of a much-anticipated transformation, with all eyes on ESG," he adds. The actions taken from here on should support that shift. This would include leveraging the power of modern technologies, a necessity highlighted by the epidemic, as well as an emphasis on decarbonization, digitalization, and decentralization. "Today's cutting-edge technology has the capacity to fulfill energy demand while also pushing sustainability," Singla stated.

Vijay Singla of JTL Infra is looking forward to embracing the ESG practice within the company and has a few suggestions on how to make it happen. The most important of these is to create an environment with built-in structural incentives that not only encourage but also enable the sector to get comfortable with new technologies. He believes "government green stimulus packages and the global green infrastructure investment push will have a double-edged effect on the metals and mining sector like JTL Infra that helps the company to grow in adversity."

Vijay Singla has a strong intuition that digital solutions may assist in boosting productivity, reducing energy usage, reducing waste, and managing pollutants.

"Blockchain has the potential to validate the steel value chain's sustainability quotient, providing end users with verifiable data to analyze their net carbon footprint. Cloud computing may also aid in the creation of more flexible supply networks, while central command and control centers can monitor geographically scattered mine-to-metal value chains," he added.

Decisions about sustainability efforts cannot be made solely on the basis of financial expenses to the company. Vijay Singla has figured out a solution, he says, "We must act in the best interests of all stakeholders and be willing to make a fair trade-off between industry, end users, and the environment. Stakeholder alignment will be important to accelerating the speed of change and enabling the collaboration required to co-develop realistic solutions to complicated issues."

Finally, Vijay Singla (JTL Infra) underlined the need for a reliable supply system. He believes that "in the long term, it will establish a win-win paradigm that benefits customers, distribution companies, and franchisees."

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Ration distributed to the destitute by Vijay Singla and Pawan Bansal

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During Covid the people of India were facing problems and Mr. Singla and his uncle distributed the ration to the needy people.

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Vijay Singla led JTL Infra Ltd on its CSR activities to help the poor and needy during the coronavirus outbreak. This initiation fed almost 5000 people per day. They distributed packed food to the homeless living on the street and rations to all the low-income families residing in slums. Under this CSR activity, the company donated 20,000 masks, bottles of sanitiser and medicines to the local population in different districts of Punjab daily.

Sharing his experience while helping others during the lockdown, Mr. Vijay Singla of JTL Infra stated, "We get calls from folks who say they haven't eaten anything in two days and are requesting food. We've even received requests for help via social media from various districts in Punjab. Then I understood that I couldn't aid everyone from one location because I didn't know their physical condition. As a result, I decided to assemble small groups of 20 individuals from various parts of Punjab to gather grassroots knowledge and provide the greatest possible assistance to each individual. The impact of the virus on the impoverished was so devastating that even these groups were unable to assist. I went out onto the streets and fed over 500 destitute and homeless people with food and medicine."

Vijay Singla and Pawan Bansal (Vijay Singla's Uncle) roamed the streets of Chandigarh at night and distributed food, masks, sanitizer, medicines and some essentials to the needy. "During the lockdown phase, there are a bunch of daily wagers and migrant laborers who are in dire need of food, mask and medicine and also enable to procure ration. It's our duty to feed them with the basic amenities, so they spend their lockdown phase serenely," Singla stated.

Not only this, Mr. Vijay Singla guided Chetan Industries as a visionary director to participate in CSR activities. He led the company to build an MS (Mild Steel) and GI (Galvanized Iron) factory with a capacity of 1 lakh MT in the village named Urla. This activity creates vacancies and provides jobs for the local villagers. The company also distributed food to the local people. This has shown to be an essential CSR initiative led by Vijay Singla, director of JTL Infra, particularly in the wake of COVID 19's devastating second wave, which devastated the nation one year back.

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JTL Infra Director Vijay Singla launched CSR to Help the Poor and Needy During the Pandemic

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Vijay Singla led JTL Infra Ltd on its CSR activities to help the poor and needy during the coronavirus outbreak. This initiation fed almost 5000 people per day.