Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC ) chairman Andrew WK langstieh with other officials of the DVC on Friday-Saturday visited the new power project of Bokaro thermal of the Bokaro district has ignited hope for better power scenario here.
The DVC chairman, Andrew WK langstieh, who also visited old power plant of 210x3 MW units here on Friday late in the evening admitted here that the DVC is facing the problem of financial crisis.
later, interaction with the BTPS top officials, engineers and trade unions leaders at conference hall, langstieh said, “I look forward to working with you and like you ,serving the DVC to the best of my abilities and with the sincerest of intentions. over the course of the coming months I hope to meet as many of you as I possibly can, to acquaint myself with the important work with you do which has contributed to making the DVC a storied public sector organisation in our country today.”
All DVCians are aware that our corporation is in the business of nation building .The dedication and commitment demonstration by the DVCians past and present in carrying out this solemn responsibility over the past six decades has been truly inspiring .Nation building is however, a never–ending task –he further added .
The DVC Chairman also said the corporation as challenging ,but full of promise .I know I can rely on your support and hard work in ensuring that the DVC overcome these challenges and seize on the coming opportunities .This is what our stakeholders and our country expects of us .let us all individually and as a team play our part in ensuring that it has an even more glorious future-he further appealed . He also met with state energy minister Rajendra Prasad Singh at his resident Phusro.