Assignment

“Customer Relationship Management in FEI CARGO”

By
Rishabh Rajeshbhai Jain
Sanat Ashutosh Jain

PGDM (GLOBAL BUSINESS AND MARKETING)

Entrepreneurship and Management Processes International
New Delhi-74
Batch: 17-19
Introduction
 Lajpat Nagar section is divided into four parts which can be named as
named as Lajpat Nagar I, Lajpat Nagar II, Lajpat Nagar III [situated north
block of the Ring Road] and Lajpat Nagar IV [situated south side of the
Ring Road]. It also encompasses Housing colonies like Amar Colony,
Dayanand Colony, Double Storey apartments or Nirmal Puri, National
Park and Vikram Vihar.
 The Lajpat Nagar Central Market is well known as one of the oldest
markets in Delhi since after independence and it is a place where we can
varied items which can be shop till they drop dead tired as all the items
and products sold here are very reasonably priced and fits a shopaholic’s
budget perfectly well.
 We can find high profile accessories and designer clothing to jewellery,
bags, shoes and the latest and trending fashionable items both for
children, men and women of all ages, size and variant.
 ‘Lajpat Nagar I’ is famous for Car Accessories and Clothing in South
region of Delhi.
 ‘Lajpat Nagar IV’ is a major commercial hub and known to retail the
largest ‘Ladies Suit’ Market in Asia with prices ranging from ₹ 200 to ₹
45,000.
 Ladies can choose from a variety of ethnic and fashionable ladies suit
available in all sizes and for all ages. Lajpat Nagar IV Market is also
known as the ‘Amar Colony Market’ which is famous for eating joints
that serves ‘momos’ and ‘Kathi rolls’.
 It also homes famous restaurants and an Institution for the Blind.
 Lajpat Nagar Central Market is known for its reasonably priced goods,
Henna Appliers and delicious momos.
 One can find everything in this market place ranging from clothes, ethnic
wear, designer wear, western wear, fashionable garments and accessories
to footwear, bags, accessories and other products whereas the Road side
kiosks retail affordable garments and items.
History