IOC unit at Perumbavoor renovated as heritage retail outlet
The Hindu
IOC's first retail outlet in Kerala, M/s. V.K. Janardhanan Nair & Sons, has been renovated into a heritage outlet with traditional decorations. It was inaugurated on Indian Oil Day, Sept. 1, by Sanjib Kumar Behera, IOC's CGM and State Head (Kerala), in the presence of other officials. IOC is re-enacting the Indian Oil Day with its first outlets in each State being modified as heritage outlets.
The first retail outlet of the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) in Kerala, M/s. V.K. Janardhanan Nair & Sons, at Perumbavoor that was opened in 1962, has been renovated as a heritage outlet.
The heritage outlet was inaugurated on September 1 , which is observed as Indian Oil Day, by Sanjib Kumar Behera, IOC’s chief general manager and State head (Kerala), in the presence of Deepu Mathew, State retail head (Kerala), Jayan R., general manager (Engineering), and B. Arun Kumar, divisional Retail Head, Kochi.
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