The closing ceremony of vigilance awareness campaign was held at the community centre of IFFCO Ghiyanagar Phulpur in which the chief guest was Mukesh Mishra, member of the Public Service Commission. The programme started with lighting of lamp by the dignitaries at the idol of Goddess Saraswati. He said that the first step of nationalism is morality. He said IFFCO ranks first in the world in the cooperative sector and being an agricultural country, the importance of this institution is even greater.
Senior Executive Director (Unit Head) Sanjay Kudesia said that vigilance is an idea it paves the way to take our thinking in the right direction. Chief Vigilance Officer Ajay Kumar Mishra said the importance of honesty and eradication of corruption is the foundation of sustainable development. He said that we are determined to spread the importance of transparency to every person.
The programme was conducted by Manoj Tripathi and vote of thanks was proposed by Hemlata Sijoria. General Manager Sanjay Vaish and MD. Mishra, Joint General Managers AP Rajendran and SK Singh, IFFCO Officers’ Association president Anurag Tiwari and general secretary Swayam Prakash, IFFCO Employees’ Union president Pankaj Pandey and general secretary Vinay Yadav, PRO Sonu Tiwari and a large number of employees, women and children were present. During the vigilance awareness campaign, various competitions were organised and the winners were rewarded. Their names are as follows- Quiz competition by headquarters — Employee category: Animesh Singh, Vivek Yadav, Sukriti Singh, Arvind Chauhan,Ujjwal Khare
Slogan Competition (Topic: Resist corruption, be dedicated to the nation)
Employee category: AK Srivastava, Santosh Kumar Shukla, Anirudh Tiwari, Manish Singh
Dependent category: Dr Madhu Singh, Vandana Pandey, Shrishti Shivhare, Divya Singh
Discussion Competition (Topic: How effective is the role of education in eradicating corruption.)
Employee category: SK Singh, Arvind Chauhan, Neetu Singh, JS Dwivedi
Dependent category: Savita Dwivedi, Shubha Patel, Subodhna Sharma, Yashita Sharma
Essay competition (Topic: Role of Information Technology in Eradicating Corruption)
Employee category: SK Singh, Neetu Singh, Amarnath Mishra, Santosh Kumar Shukla
Consolation for apprentice trainee: Kajal Maurya, Amit Pal, Vishal Kumar Maurya
CHILDREN VISIT RAJ BHAVAN: For the children living in slums of various Dalit and slum areas of Prayagraj city South Assembly constituency, meeting the governor at the Raj Bhavan was no less than a dream. But UP Industrial Development Minister Nand Gopal Nandi turned their dream into reality. He made around 900 people, including children and their parents from 51 Dalits and slums of his assembly constituency, the guests of the Raj Bhavan.
The governor also had lunch with these children and their parents. Seeing the affection of the governor, the grandeur of the Raj Bhavan and magnificent decorations and arrangements, the children were filled with joy. Apart from the minister, former mayor, his wife Abhilasha Gupta Nandi and Prayagraj mahanagar president Rajendra Mishra and others were present. Encouraging the children the governor said during the tour not only have fun and but also expand knowledge. The governor told the children that if they wanted to move forward, do something, then set a goal and take a resolution that no matter what the world says they had to move forward and accomplish the goal of becoming a doctor, engineer, IAS, PCS.