A mass promotion-cum-pipping ceremony of CISF personnel was organised at CISF headquaters. Total 3,711 non-gazetted personnel have been promoted all over India. Kumar Rajesh Chandra, Director General of CISF, Sudhir Kumar Saxena, SDG (HQrs), PS Phalnikar, ADG (APS), Prateek Mohanty, IG (Pers) and other senior officers of CISF were present during the ceremony. The ceremony witnessed immense pride and enthusiasm among the promoted personnel. The DG congratulated all the promoted sub-officers and personnel. He said that regular promotions to the personnel go a long way in enhancing our capabilities and also motivates other personnel to improve and aspire for similar promotion.
NTPC DBF-HQ organised a communication workshop for senior executives through Microsoft teams. Inaugurating the workshop, KK Singh, RED (DBF and Hydro) highlighted the importance of rightful communication within the organisation. For better communication skills, he further emphasised that we have to inculcate the habit of listening. Swami Chidrupananda, of Chinmaya Mission, Noida, dwelled upon the art of communication through examples from our ancient scriptures that how it can be applied in our day to day working even today. He further explained that our inability to communicate properly in any situation may lead to a lot at problems both in personal and professional lives.
Celebrating its 57th Anniversary Day, Sashastra Seema Bal displayed a show with impressive demonstration of parade. Following all COVID-19 related guidelines, the campus of 25 Battalion, SSB Ghitorni, New Delhi was jubilant as Director General, SSB, Kumar Rajesh Chandra attended the occasion as chief guest and took salute. In his speech, Rajesh Chandra highlighted the role of SSB in maintaining the sanctity and security of India’s international border with Nepal and Bhutan. He laid special emphasis on maintenance of peace, tranquility and security atmosphere in AOR of SSB.