Make Your Movie Time Amazing With the Best Home Theatres in Nagercoil at Rajan & Co

Rajan & Co. is one of the major home appliance shops in a popular area of Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu. It was established in March 1996 at Nagercoil and has been in this business for more than 23 years. At Rajan & Co, you can select a wide variety of systems at different prices ranging from ₹2,990 to ₹3,62,610. All these home theatre systems are offered in the best prices with 15% to 20% discounts. Rajan & Co gives the best home theatres at the best prices in Nagercoil.

Best home theatres at Rajan & Co according to position are:

1. JBL Partybox Encore Essential | Portable Bluetooth Party Speaker | 100W Monstrous Pro Sound

· ₹25,499.00₹29,999.00

· Aux Input Support, Lighting customization via JBL Partybox App, USB Plug and Play Support, Wired Mic Input for Karaoke, Wireless Streaming with Bluetooth 5.1, Built-in Powerbank (4800 mAh)Aux Input Support, Lighting customization via JBL Partybox App, USB Plug and Play Support, Wired Mic Input for Karaoke, Wireless Streaming with Bluetooth 5.1, Built-in Powerbank (4800 mAh)

Best Home Theatre Showroom In Nagercoil-Rajan&CO

2. Paradigm Founder 100F (per pair)

· ₹566,100.00₹666,000.00

· Power: 100W

· Color: Black

· Speaker Channel: 2.0

· Material: Wooden

· Frequency Response: 42 Hz — 20 kHz

3. JBL Stage 100P 10" 300 Watts Powered Subwoofer

· ₹31,442.00₹36,990.00

· Brand: JBL

· Model Name: JBL Stage 100 Powered Subwoofer

· Speaker Type: Subwoofer

· Recommended Uses for Product: Music, Movies

· Subwoofer Diameter: 10 Feet

4. JBL Stage A190 Floor Standing Speakers

· ₹67,900.00₹79,990.00

· Comes with a Two-tone unique design for wood.

· Offers JBL engineering HD imaging waveguide design and 1” aluminium dome tweeters.

· JBL Stage A190’s dual 6.5” long-excursion powered subwoofers, these speakers accurately give you the most detailed bass.

· The JBL Stage 190 features dual tweeters and subwoofers to deliver musical highs.

5. Paradigm Founder 70LCR Loudspeakers

· ₹188,700.00₹222,000.00

· Nice neutral response from 100F

· Gorgeous looks

· Wide dynamic range

· Good build quality

· Wide dispersion center in 70LCR

There are hundreds of other home theatres available at Rajan & Co in affordable prices and expensive ranges.

Check out now!

Contact Details

Address : 50, Court Rd, Opp SLB School, Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu 629001.

Email : rajanandco123@gmail.com

Business Phone: (+91) 8526333363

V-Guard to set up three new factories, plans push in kitchen appliances, fans and air coolers

Consumer electrical and electronics major V-Guard Industries is planning to set up three more factories in Gujarat and Telangana for kitchen appliances, batteries for inverters and fans to strengthen its foray into new fast growing business segments.

V-Guard, which earned about 30% of its annual sales (₹3,487 crore in FY 22) from home wiring and cables and another 15% from the legacy stabiliser business, is focusing on new business segments. “V-Guard now has 11 factories spread across India employing over 4500 people. We plan to add three more factories in Gujarat and Telangana for kitchen appliances, batteries and fans. This will entail an investment of ₹250 crore on machinery alone,” Mithun K. Chittilappilly, managing director, tells Fortune India.

V-Guard is evaluating acquisition opportunities in new segments.

This is to focus only on consumer electrical and electronics, which has growth opportunities in the country. V-Guard is evaluating acquisition opportunities in new segments. “India’s fast urbanisation and more disposable income with rural population is going to drive the growth of consumer electrical & electronics market in coming years,” he says.

V-Guard forayed into kitchen appliances recently with the acquisition of Sunflame Enterprises (SEPL) for ₹660 crore in December last year. The Sunflame brand has a pan India presence with strong brand recall and makes products like cooktops, chimneys, pressure cooker, mixer grinder and small kitchen appliances. The kitchen appliances market in India, which includes mixer grinders, gas stoves, water purifiers and other small kitchen appliances is worth about ₹12,000–14,000 crore and is growing at about 8–10% a year.

The company also forayed into modular switches recently with the acquisition of the Indian business of Simon Group of Spain, a specialist in electrical switches, sockets, fan regulators and home automation products. Currently, the modular switches market in India is worth ₹6,000–6,500 crore and is dominated by companies like Anchor, Legrand and Havells.

Air Coolers, with a market size of about ₹4,500–5,000 crore and growing at about 15–20% a year, is another segment V-Guard is eyeing. The domestic air cooler market is highly fragmented with organised players like Symphony, Bajaj and Voltas accounting for only 30–35% market share.

The company is consolidating its entry into fans recently and has set up a manufacturing unit in Panipat, home for most Indian fan makers. Brands like Usha, Bajaj, Havells, Crompton and Orient are household names even among the rural population, helping the market to grow 5–6% a year to over ₹9,000 crore.

Another fast growing segment for V-Guard is water heaters, which has a market size of ₹2,500–2,600 crore and growing at 10–12%. The company has cornered a market share of about 14–15%. Similarly, solar water heaters is another new growing segment with 14–15% share, in a market of about ₹500–600 crore.

In the case of legacy businesses, Mithun says the company earns about 30% of its annual sales from home wiring cables. Total market size is about ₹16,500–17,000 crore and organised players like Polycab, Finolex and Havells account for about 62–65% of the market. The industry is growing at about 8–10% annually and the company has about 6–8% of the market share. Once the mainstay and first product of the company, it still has 42–45% market share in stabilisers. With technological advancements and solutions for erratic power supply, the stabiliser market in the country is now worth ₹1,700–1,800 crore and competition is from companies like Microtek, Livguard and Bluebird. Another major business segment for V-Guard is DUPS & Batteries, estimated to have a total market size of ₹11,500–12,000 crore and growing at about 8–10% a year. The company is estimated to have about 4–6% market share. Similarly, V-Guard has about 8–10% market share in pumps, which has a total market size of about ₹3,000–3,500 crore a year, says Mithun.

Maharashtra farmers call off agitation day after CM held discussion with delegation

The foot march has been called off as the government gave them assurance over their demands.

Maharashtra farmers call off agitation day after CM held discussion with delegation

Maharashtra farmers, who were on long foot march and heading from Nashik to Mumbai in order to draw the state government's attention towards a slew of demands, have called off their agitation today. According to farmer leader Jiva Pandu Gavit, as quoted by news agency ANI, the foot march has been called off as the government gave them assurance over their demands.

“Farmers have decided to end their agitation and have cancelled their March towards Mumbai. Protesting farmers have started to return from Shahpur to their respective places. We have decided it after govt's assurance to us,” he was quoted as saying by ANI. Gavit is a Communist Party of India (CPI) leader and has been spearheading the march.

Thane collector Ashok Shingare said all those who participated in the morcha have left and gone back to their homes in Nashik. "We had arranged a special train and some trains were given additional halts at Vasind from where they left. Now there is no one at site," he said.

Maharashtra chief minister Eknath Shinde has earlier told the state assembly that he had discussions with farmers' delegation following which, farmers decided to return.

"We feared that the government will just give assurances, and not act on them. However, now that they have started taking appropriate action, we have decided to withdraw our agitation. All the farmers are returning home," Gavit said as quoted by NDTV.

Farmers have placed a 17-point charter demand including minimum support price for onions, speedy compensation for crop losses due to the unseasonal rains, forest rights, electricity bill waiver and appropriate price for agricultural produce.

CM Shinde said he had the discussion with the delegation on 14 points which included forest rights, encroachment of forest land, transfer of land belonging to temple trusts and grazing grounds to cultivators for farming.