ADCTA launches Nehru Place Directory 2012

Delhi based All Delhi Computer Traders Association (ADCTA) has officially launched Nehru Place Directory 2012 recently. The directory was launched by Mahinder Aggarwal, president, ADCTA and Swarn Singh, joint secretary of ADCTA. The association's goal was to provide handy information related to the Nehru Place establishments and occupants businesses amongst dealers. Moreover, it will allow buyers to shop around to find the best dealer, rather than relying on limited advice from others. The directory will ensure that vendors find accurate information that will help them spread their business information to others.

Aggarwal said, "Making of the directory was a big task, but with the support of IT companies and association members, we are able to achieve it. We are very excited about the launch of the Directory. We believe the directory will not only enhance the exposure of Nehru Place IT market to other parts of India, but will also become a critical tool for the industry in increasing ease and quality of buyer research. Need for the Nehru Place Directory has been recognized by everyone and it was a long-awaited goal, which finally got achieved in 2012."

Shyam Modi, chairman, ADCTA appreciated the initiative and stated, "The effort was much needed. I am personally feeling proud to be a part of this ADCTA team. The directory covers data of all buildings including government offices, private business houses, IT distributors, dealers, retailers, photocopiers, restaurants and so on. This complete directory will act as a simple research tool, connecting the community through the supply of key information."

Singh added, "The directory covers maximum information about Nehru Place stake holders and entire data is listed building wise. So anyone can easily search and take maximum benefits from this priceless effort. The directory is available for 'free' of cost for IT dealers. Before finalizing this mega project we have approached everyone, if any one left unlisted, they can send their data for next publication."