Minister of Heavy Industries Anant Geete has said that BHEl is not only a matter of pride for Heavy Industry Ministry but for the entire nation as well and we all are proud of such an organisation. The company at present is facing certain challenges, but with the commitment and dedication of the employees, the company will surely regain its past glory, he added.
“Ministry of Heavy Industry is committed in taking forward BHEl, maintaining the Maharatna status, opined Geete. He was addressing the large number of employees here on Tuesday at BHEl cultural hall.
Geete highlighting the challenges being faced by the company said that BHEl is an organisation which is capable of rising from the ashes. The company has been aggressively contributing to the GDP of the country. Undoubtedly one has to change with respect to the current conditions and BHEl also has to diversify their range of products, bringing in new innovations and technologies which is in demand in the market. BHEl has recently received order worth Rs 28,500 crore and the government is committed in assisting BHEl to receive more orders. He further said that the company is exploring opportunities in solar, defence and renewable energy sector. Referring to the discussion he had with the state government, he said that central government, State Government and BHEl are planning to start a new venture creating more job opportunities and industry. He said that an expansion plan of BHEl is also on track.
On this occasion AMV Yugandhar, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal; Kishore Purswani, Executive Director, CIMM, Corporate Office and TG Chouragade, General Manager, WE, CS and HR welcomed Geete. Alok Sanjar, MP, Bhopal and Vijesh lunawat, Vice-President of BJP, Madhya Pradesh were especially present on the occasion.
Sanjar throwing light on the personality of Geete said that BHEl is an identity of Bhopal city and its contribution is enormous in the development of this city. Yugandhar is his address assured the gathering of trying to clock the slated production target. later, Chouragade proposed the vote of thanks.