CCL is celebrating the Vigilance Awareness Week in Headquarter as well as in all its Areas from 29th October to 3th November.
Vigilance Awareness Week started off at CCL with mass “Integrity Pledge” and “Vigilance Awareness March” in which hundreds of students, employees, Directors and CVO AK Srivastava participated with placards displaying message to “Eradicate Corruption- Building New India”.
The Vigilance Awareness March started from CCL headquarters and ended at CCL’s Jawahar Nagar Colony, Kanke Road, Ranchi. Addressing a gathering, CVO AK Srivastava said the main objective of the ongoing “Vigilance Awareness Week” is to create awareness among the employees as well as stakeholders regarding changing role of vigilance.
“We are moving from preventive vigilance to pro-active vigilance which works towards creating a system which is more transparent and accountable,” he added.
During the programme, Director (Pers) R S Mahapatro administered the “Integrity Pledge” to the employees, students and other stakeholders of CCL.
Director (Finance) DK Ghosh read out the message of Hon’ble President of India, and Director (Tech/P&P) VK Srivastava read out the message of Hon’ble Vice-President of India and Shri Mahapatro read the message of CVC for the gathering.
E-pledge’ booths have been started at CCL Headquarter (till November 3) where people can take the e-pledge. The first day of this Vigilance Awareness week ended with a Quiz and English-Hindi Essay Writing Competition, in which CCL employees took part with great enthusiasm. Also during the programme, a “mobile Vigilance Awareness vehicle” with the theme “Eradicate Corruption-Building New India” was flagged off by CVO, CCL and the Directors. The vehicle decorated with messages related to anti-corruption will move across Ranchi to create awareness among common publics.
In SAIL Ranchi Units the Vigilance Awareness Week started with its utmost spirit by all employees assembling in the entrance lobby of Ispat bhawan, Shyamli Colony, Ranchi and taking Vigilance oath administered by Kamakshi Raman, ED(HRD) in English and Kajal Das, ED (CET) in Hindi. The messages from President, Vice-President and Central Vigilance Commi-ssioner were read out by SK Das, GM(Incharge), RDCIS; Ajay Arora, GM and Sanjay Agrawal, ACVO. The programme was coordinated by Prashant Kumar, DGM(Vig.). Till late evening a sketching competition involving SAIL employee’s children and other school children was in progress.