Josh aisa josh key loha pighal jaye, hosh aisa hosh ke loha naye sanchon mein dhal jaye, (Enthusiasm good enough to melt the iron and vigilant handling to cast iron into turbines). These lyrics by Javed Akhtar sung in the recorded voice of Bollywood singer Shaan infused ‘Josh’ amongst the hundreds of employees of BHEl gathered in the administrative building on January 1.
The song serves to unite the employees across multi-linguistic, multi-ethnic and multi-locational setup. lyricised with an aim to challenge the impossibilities, this song is sung on every BHEl diwas. The executive director exhorted for ‘Samridh Bhel Samridh desh’ in conjunction with PM’s Make in India concept.
Bharat Heavy Electricals limited with its units across the country celebrated ‘BHEl Diwas’ on the new Year day redeeming its pledge to customer commitments and social responsibility.
Haridwar BHEl executive director Prakash Chand hoisted the BHEl flag in administrative building grounds followed by BHEl song. First day of the year is celebrated by this public sector company as ‘Pratham diwas’. This day marks the amalgamation of erstwhile predecessor of BHEl, Heavy Electricals ltd with Bharat Heavy Electricals limited into a single entity.
Addressing the employees, Executive Director of BHEl Prakash Chand said, “This song is not just a combination of words but it actually inspires one to do good continually. With hard work and dedication we would realize the dream of ‘Make in India’ of our Prime Minister with many ‘Firsts’ tagged with Haridwar unit. Notably BHEl Haridwar has made country’s first Turbo Generators in 700 and 800 Mega watts capacity.
Speaking to The Pioneer on the importance of the BHEl flag, GM logistics Rajeev Bhatnagar said, “With its tri coloured bands borrowed from the Indian flag, BHEl flag symbolizes the confluence of the organisation with our country. The identity of the company merging with the national identity highlights the company’s role in nation building and the pride we take in our Indian identity.”