Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC), KV Chowdary on Wednesday that he was taking a few leassons from the Central Coal Fields limited on how a coal company known for its stagnant growth a few years back has transformed itself like a caterpillar.
Chowdary was the Chief Guest in a seminar organised by the Vigilance Department of CCl on Wednesday on ‘Complete Transparency and Adherence to Rules and Regulations Improve Productivity’ at IICM in the city.
Chief Vigilance Officer(Coal India) Manoj Kumar, was the Special Guest on the occasion as Gopal Singh, Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CCl), DK Ghosh, Director(Finance), PK Tiwari, Director (Technical/Operation), Subir Chandra, Director(P&P), RS Mahapatro, Director (Personnel), Arbind Prasad, Chief Vigilance Officer, CGMs, GMs,HODs from headquarters as well as from different areas along with a large number of executives attended the seminar.
CVOs from other subsidiary coal companies, CMD, Directors and CVOs of other PSUs of Ranchi like CMPDIl, MECON, SAIl, and HEC also attended the function.
Chowdary inaugurated online GPS/GPRS based RFID enabled weighing control systems long with CCTV surveillance based Vehicle Tracking System from Rohini Project to KDH Siding, N&K Area of CCl.
live broadcast of the new system was done, in which movement of trucks and RFID based weighment control operation were demonstrated. KV Chowdary also released Vigilance Awareness Magazine on “Dos and Don’ts”.
The CVC cited various examples to explain the importance of rules and regulations framed by the Government.
Addressing the gathering, he advised that it is always important to maintain the record in the file with proper documentation and take
decision withain the ambit of rules and regulation. He also spoke on the compatibility of rules and regulation with the changing situation.
Speaking on the occasion, Gopal Singh, CMD, CCl said that it is the historic moment for CCl as for the first time Chief Vigilance Commissioner, is attending the programme.
Singh said that team CCl has over the time developed a framework of “Kayakalp Model of Governance”, which have delivered at each level. The essence of this model is–Complete Transparency, Ethical and Philanthropic Approach and Connectivity with stakeholders.
Manoj Kumar, CVO CIl in his address said that Vigilance Department is an integral part and contribute to the growth of any company. He said Vigilance role is just not to punish the corrupt but also to protect the honest officers.
In his speech, he threw light on importance of transparency and adherence to rules and regulation. He further pointed out the emerging challenges for coal India in changing time.
Earlier, Arbind Prasad, CVO CCl welcomed the guest and gave elaborate details of transparency measures taken up by CCl and other related initiatives with help of power point presentation.
He explained in detail about 100 per cent e-tendering process implemented in CCl headquarters and areas whose value is more than `2 lakh. Vote of thanks was given by Director (Technical/Operations) PK Tiwari and programme was co-ordinated by Priya Ranjan Kumar, Vigilance Deptt.
The CVC also visited Hotwar Khelgaon Complex and had lunch with 78 students (below 10 and half years) of Khelgaon who have been selected from 12 districts of Jharkand, for Sports University. He also met students of CCl Ke lal and CCl Ke ladli and wished them for their success.