Central Coalfields limited (CCl) on Thursday organised a motivational session of Swami Madhwanand at VicharManch to mark the ongoing ‘Vigilance Awareness Week’ on the theme ‘Public Participation in Promoting Integrity and eradicating Corruption.’ On this occasion, Gopal Singh CMD CCl flagged off an ‘Awarness Rath’ for promoting awareness among the people of Ranchi.
Gopal Singh CMD CCl, D K Ghosh, Director (Finance), Subir Chandra, Director (Tech/Oprns), R S Mahapatro, Director (Pers.) , A K Mishra, Director (P&P), Arbind Prasad, Chief Vigilance Officer, GMs and Area executives participated in the programme.
Motivating the employees Swami Madhwanand said that an individual has to perform five different Karma- Nitya, Nanaitik, Kamya, Nishidh and Pratishidh. He elaborated on each of these Karmas. He held a wide discussion on what is corruption, how to promote public participation to curb corruption, what is vigilance and how to make everyone to be more vigilant.
On the occasion the CMD said that when people go ahead and work against the rules and regulation for their self benefit, it leads to corruption. He further asked everyone to religiously follow the rules and regulations; else it hampers the growth of the company. He added that it is in the best interest of country and individual both to work within the norms. He appreciated the role of CVO and his team in the success of CCl.
Arbind Prasad, CVO, in his welcome address said that as per the theme of this year’s Vigilance Awareness Week, we have to create awareness among the public. He explained the role of Vigilance Department in any successful company and its contribution in leading the Nation in the right direction.
On the occasion, Ghosh, Director (Finance), Subir Chandra, Director(Tech/Oprns), R S Mahapatro, Director(Pers) and A K Mishra, Director(P&P) thanked Vigilance Department for organizing this session and asked everyone to work as per the rules and regulations and avoid any negligence while performing official works. Uday Prakash, General Manager, NEE delivered a welcome address, while programme was co-ordinated by Priya Ranjan Kumar.