A Word A Day -- fructify1 : to bear fruit 2 : to make fruitful or productive EXAMPLES The company hopes that its new business partnerships will fructify in the coming months.

Turbulent times are as much an opportunity for successful investments as are times of stability, asserted Venu Srinivasan, CMD of TVS Motor Company, at the annual convention of Madras Management ...

A design dream that took 25-years to fructify The vision was clear – design and engineering services would have to be separated from the manufacturing activity, said Pradhan.

Their dreams will not fructify,” he said in a veiled reference to T.T.V. Dhinakaran and DMK working president M.K. Stalin.

A papal visit that could not fructify Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Pope Francis twice — in 2021 and 2024 — and extended an invitation for him to visit India that the pontiff had accepted PTI ...

This story is from April 5, 2023 New beach shack policy not likely to fructify by May-end TNN / Apr 5, 2023, 04:24 IST AA Follow us ...

According to an estimate, it takes a minimum of 2-3 years for a proposal approved by the DAC to fructify into a contract. “The DAC also approved the guidelines for reducing the timelines at various ...

(MENAFN- IANS) Jalna (Maharashtra), Sep 3 (IANS) Maharashtra Minister Girish Mahajan's "Maratha Mission" on Sunday apparently failed to fructify and the protestors have decided to continue their ...

Global Investors Summit In Bhopal: MoUs Worth ₹30.77 Lakh Crore Signed During GIS, RIC; Have Full Faith Maximum MoUs Will Fructify, Says Union Minister Amit Shah Our Policies Will Ensure 'Sabka ...

College Football Is Pac-12 implosion imminent as Stanford and Cal might find a new home in upcoming ACC board meeting with more votes to fructify the move ...