To promote participative work culture in NSPCl, a Partners-in-Progress (PIP) workshop ‘Marching Ahead For Excellence’ was organised by NTPC SAIl Power Company ( NSPCl) recently. Manash Sarkar, CEO inaugurated the programme which was attended by members of unions and management of NSPCl. Future growth plans of the company and challenges ahead, were deliberated. The event was effectively utilised through presentations by various groups and brainstorming on various critical issues for increasing the productivity and optimisation of cost. Each participant came up with innovate ideas to face the challenges. The company supplies power to Bhilai, Durgapur and Rourkela steel plants of SAIl.
It’s a good deal!
India Expo Centre and Mart Greater Noida is a centralised contact point for overseas buyers and the cottage-based manufacturer exporters for conducting business. Twice a year, the manufacturer exporters open their doors to Indian retail consumers in retail fairs. The consumer receives a great opportunity to buy those Indian goods that are available in the international market at rock bottom prices. Many times the same goods are imported back into the country and sold at international chain stores.
One such retail event is taking place from December 19-21 at India Expo Centre and Mart. Entry is free and the venue has provisions for food and entertainment as well. There is also a free shuttle service from Botanical Garden Metro station and Back.
Good deed
A group of 45 school children consisting of 20 girls and 25 boys from remote and far flung areas of Kashmir region called on MoS (Home Affairs) Kiren Rijiju at conference hall, North Block. Students aged between 10-16 years are on a Bharat Darshan tour. DK Pathak, IPS, DG BSF praised the minister for his selection of children belonging to remote areas of Kashmir. He said that the visit would help them get a broader vision about country.
During the year 2013-14, Border Security Force had conducted six Bharat Darshan tours: four for Kashmir children (two each for girls and boys) and two for Jammu children (one each for girls and boys).
They have been organising such programmes since 1999 and till date 1,415 children from J&K have participated in 48 conducted Bharat Darshan tours sponsored by the Border Security Force.