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July - December 2016

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Ground breaking ceremony for Ghatampur TPS performed

Hon'ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines, Shri Piyush Goyal and Dr.Murli Manohar Joshi, Hon'ble MP, Kanpur Constituency, commencing the construction works for the Coal Based Super Critical 1980 MW Thermal Power Project at Ghatampur in Uttar Pradesh on 20.10.2016. Also seen are Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Food Processing Industries, Shri Shailendra Yadav, Hon’ble Minister for Planning & Energy, Govt. of UP, Dr.Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLCI and other dignitaries.

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VIP Visit

Hon'ble Union Minister in Neyveli

Shri. Piyush Goyal, Hon'ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge)

for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines, visited Neyveli on

04.10.2016. A red carpet welcome was given to him at Neyveli airstrip. He

was accompanied by Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, Shri Rakesh Kumar,

Shri Subir Das and Shri V. Thangapandian, Directors of NLC India Ltd.,

during his plant visit. Hon’ble Minister visited Mine-I, and observed the

mining operations. He inaugurated the newly developed Eco Park and Deer

Park located over 12 acres in Mine-II. He concluded his Industrial visit at

TPS-I Expansion.

In a meeting organized at Lignite Hall, Hon'ble Minister addressed the

employees of NLC India. He appreciated the dedicated, committed and

team work of the Officers, Employees, representatives of Trade Unions and

Associations and wished them to achieve the targets for the growth of the

organization. (The text of the Hon’ble Minister’s speech is published in the

following pages). CMD, Directors, Executive Directors, Senior officers and

employees of NLC India Limited participated in the event. Later, he

addressed the representatives of Print & Electronic Media at Lignite Hall

and informed the power scenario prevailing in the country.

He also witnessed the MoU signing ceremony signed between NLC India Ltd.,

and Annamalai University for setting up a Skill Development Centre. Earlier

Hon’ble Minister flagged off the Swachh Bharat awareness rally organized by

Neyeli School Students at Lignite Hall premises. He returned to New Delhi in the

evening with green memories.

Hon'ble Union Minister with CMD, Directors and Senior Officials after inaugurating the Eco-park at Mine-II

VIP Visit

Text of the Hon’ble Union Minister’s Speech to the Employees of NLC India at Lignite Hall

VIP Visit

Thank you Mr.Acharya and all my very very very dear and

near colleagues of NLC family.

My heartiest greetings and good wishes to all of you. I am

extremely amazed at what I have seen today. Its probably

one of the finest visits I have had in my 2 and a half years.

Now I understand why Mr.Acharya has been behind me that

(a) first you come very late, you come 2 years after you

become Minister, (b) you come only for such a short time. He

is very angry with me. But after seeing the whole NLC

facility, now I understand his anger is genuine.

I am sorry, I have taken time to come to NLC, but you have

seen the number of challenges and lot of issues that one

after the other the new government had to grapple with. We

are trying to do a honest job, we are trying to work sincerely

in the interest of the nation and we are trying to change the

mindset of this country from one of pessimism and cynicism,

to one of confidence, to one of self reliance, to one of

optimism in the future of this country and I think when I meet

all of you, I only feel more empowered, I feel blessed to have

a team like you, working head and shoulders day and night

for the welfare of this country, welfare of the poor of this

country and delighted that thanks to the effort you all have

put in, today this country does not have power shortages,

today this country does not have coal shortages and this

country is poised to grow from strength to strength to change

the image of this country in the whole world and make India a

super power in the world. Thanks to the effort of all of you.

Infact I was very very delighted when I first came to know

that Neyveli was discovered in 1935 and most of this land

belonged to a freedom fighter Jambulinga Mudaliarji.

Jambulinga Mudaliarji donated this land free of charge so

that it could serve the people of India. It could generate

power, it could serve the people and NLC in 1956 when it was

set up 60 years ago, I don't think anybody could have

imagined what a vibrant, what a powerful organisation NLC

will become, I must compliment each and everyone of the

15000 employees and the contract workers, over the years,

who have worked, who have given their life and breath and

blood and toiled day and night to make NLC the power

house that it is today.

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Hon’ble Union Minister addressing NLCI Employees at Lignite Hall

VIP Visit

And as I discussed with the management and I hear the growth

plans in the next 7 or 8, 10 years, I am extremely impressed. The

plans by 2019, particularly, in the area of reneweable energy

are very very heartening, very satisfying, very

encouraging. And my confidence after meeting

all of you today has only doubled that you will

achieve your targets by 2019 and by 2020 you will also become a

Maharatna from the Navratna status that you have.

NLC contributes in a big way to the economy in this region, infact

I have found that everytime when we discuss mining and we

discuss quality mining, environment-friendly mining,

Neyveli stands first. Mr.Acharya knows I was just talking

to my wife about one hour ago when I was seeing the

ecopark, eco-tourism park and I told her my God, this

is something else altogether. I have never seen a mine

like this in my life. And I have promised to your

colleagues that I will come next time with my wife,

because she needs to see also. How this country does

mining in an efficient manner, effective manner with

high level of integrity and honesty, caring for the

environment so that what we will leave behind for this

next generation, for all the children in the next

generation will be a better environment than the one

we have inherited from our fathers.

And I think you are doing wonderful work towards

improving the environment, lakhs of trees that I saw all

across the place, the deer park is so beautiful and I

have been promised by your management that the next

time I come here I will also see a lotus pond over here. Now

don't take a meaning out of lotus that it is any political, I

think we all like lotus, we pray with lotus and

mahalakshmi, we go to mahalakshmi temple we go with a

lotus flower. And NLC is our mata, mata lakshmi. It

provides us our family income, our bread and butter, our

childrens future, so I think there is no harm in making a

lotus pond. I hope I have your agreement on that.

But a lot of people outside have some false notions that

Public Sector cannot run efficiently, cannot run honestly,

public sector employees are often seen with distress. I

am on record not today, but on many occasions, today

I am only reconfirming after visiting NLC and meeting

all of you, my own confidence in public sector

undertakings has improved, has increased after

seeing what you all have done. We have to correct this

false perception outside that a Government servant or

a public sector employee does not know what honesty

is or does not work hard for the welfare of the country.

And I think I told my colleagues we will get all the

press from Delhi to come and visit NLC and see your

good work, so that the world can see what you all have

been able to achieve through sheer dent of honest hard

work and through commitment to the environment,

commitment to the great international effort to address the

challenge of climate change. The world tries to close down

mines, I think after visiting NLC the world will say no we

should open more mines, but we should open them like

N L C . I h a v e d i r e c t e d C o a l I n d i a L t d . a l s o ,

which is the country's largest miner to send teams to NLC, to

study how you have been able to improve the environment here.

While planting a sapling at Mine-I...

Hon'ble Union Minister at the UCB of TPS-I Expn.


VIP Visit

And I have requested Mr. Acharya, your Managing Director

who has given leadership to all of these efforts, before that

Mr.Surender Mohan also gave leadership. I would not

know al l the erstwhile CMDs, but I am sure 60 years of

great effort has gone in to make this such a vibrant

organisation. I have requested them to give us some

engineers and give us some of the officials who have

created this lovely eco-tourism park, lovely deer park,

lovely lakes, who have reclaimed all this mined out land,

who have efficiently done the mine closure. I have

requested them to give me some of these bright people

from NLC, so that I can send them across the

count ry and b r ing in the same leve l o f

improvements in wherever mining is taking place

in the country.

You know Einstein had once said the true sign of

intellegence is not knowledge, but imagination and I

think the world will be very impressed to see the

imaginative ways in which NLC has done its work,

done its work at very cost-effective and affordable

means so that power cost remains low, but at the

same time with the consciousness that Mahatma

Gandhi used to preach, in fact, Mahatma Gandhi was

always very concerned about the environment, about

the way water resources are used, about the

pollution that we are leaving behind and Mahatma

Gandhi had said "Be the change you wish to see in the

world, don't just preach to the world, act yourself, do

what you are preaching to others” and I can see in NLC

that spirit of doing good for society, of doing good work

so that the world can see India is a responsible global

citizen caring for the environment, working for a better

future for the people of India.

This v is i t is a short visit, but I promise Mr.Acharya, I will

come for a longer visit, may be a overnight stay, spend time

with all of you, get to know each one of you better, may be even

get to thank some of you for the good work that you are

doing. I must acknowledge the children who have taken

Swachh Bharat Mission seriously from 2nd October.

This effort to clean the entire environment, to keep the

entire district of Neyveli and the near neighbouring

villages clean has been taken up. Today we had almost

over a 1000 children going in a march for creating

awareness about Swachh Bharat which is a dream of

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. I am delighted that

NLC has become an active part of his dream.

I compliment each one of you, infact ever since I landed

in NLC, I found the highest degrees of cleanliness and

swachhta, for which I must compliment all of you.

Similarly, I do wish this will become a catalyst of rapid

transformation in India and I have no doubt in my mind that

when we write the history of transformation and rapid growth

of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, NLC's

efforts and your efforts will outshine a lot of others. My

compliments to all of you, good wishes for Navratri. These are

good days when I have had the privilege of coming here, good

wishes for Dussera, Diwali. This is the festive season starting.

We will have Christmas, we will have New Year. I wish you and

your families a wonderful festive season ahead and seasons

greetings to all of you.

Thank you very much.


Hon’ble Union Minister greeting the students after flagging off the Swachh Bharat Rally

Hon’ble Union Minister addressing the representatives of Print & Electronic Media

Awards

The Department of IT, Government of Jharkhand and

Elets Technomedia, New Delhi, conferred “PSU

Leadership Award” on Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya,

CMD, NLC India Ltd., at the inauguration of the 2nd

ejharkhand Summit-2016, organized at Ranchi,

capital of Jharkhand, on 04.10.2016. Shri Raghubar

Das, the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Jharkhand,

presented the award and Shri R. Mohan, ED/Commercial,

NLC India Ltd., received it on behalf of the CMD. The award

is in recognition of the outstanding leadership skills and the

commendable initiatives taken by the CMD for the growth of

the organization.

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLCI, has been

conferred with the “Lifetime Achievement Award” by

the renowned Business Journal, “Business World”, in

recognition of his extraordinary leadership skills and

immense contribution in the field of HR. The Award

was presented during the “2nd Business World HR

Excellence Awards-2016” presentation ceremony

held in Mumbai on 04.10.2016. Shri Y.M.S. Pillai,

DGM/CP & PM, NLCI, received the award on behalf of the

CMD. These Awards are being given away to the CEOs in

appreciation of their contributions to their respective

organizations and eminent personalities who excel in

leadership position.

Shri Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLCI Ltd., has been

awarded the Honorary Doctorate by the Sathyabama

University, Chennai. The honour was bestowed upon him on

the occasion of the Silver Jubilee Convocation of the

University on 16.09.2016.

T h e B o a r d o f

Management of the

S a t h y a b a m a

U n i v e r s i t y ,

Chennai, has conferred

the Honorary Degree

- D o c t o r o f

A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

(Honoris Causa) on

S h r i A c h a r y a i n

recognit ion of his

contribution to the

Nation's progress, for

h i s e x c e p t i o n a l

leadership skills and in

appreciation of various

modern techniques

introduced by him in the sphere of human resource

development.

Smt. Remibai Jeppiaar, the Chancellor of the University,

conferred the honour to Shri Acharya in the presence of

Shri R.S. Sundar, Distinguished Scientist and Director of the

Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project, who was the Chief Guest

of the function held at the Indoor Stadium of the University.

Shri.Sarat Kumar Acharya had joined NLC as the Director of

Human Resources in December 2010 and his impeccable

management qualities had elevated him to the position of

CMD since 01.10.2015. He has 35 years of rich and varied

experience holding to positions in the Human Resource

Department of various Central organizations such as the

BHEL, NTPC, NTPC-SAIL Power Company and NLCI. His

individuality and management capabilit ies have

distinguished him as one of the great human resource experts

that the country has ever seen. Graduation from prestigious

i n s t i t u t i o n s l i k e

Ravenshaw College

and Utkal University,

Odisha, and a rich

professional career of

making signif icant

c o n t r i b u t i o n i n

i m p r o v i n g p e o p l e ,

process and practices

have made him a

g e n i u s i n h u m a n

resource.

S h r i . S a r a t K u m a r

Acharya is a recipient of

about 12 awards that

i n c l u d e L i f e t i m e

Achievement Awards

bestowed by various professional bodies. Shri Acharya is one

of the few inspirational corporate leaders who have found a

place in the book titled “30 Most Powerful HR Professionals of

India.” Shri.Acharya is also a honorary visiting faculty in

various premier business schools and management institutes.

He is the first HR expert to become the Chairman and

Managing Director of the Navratna Organization, the NLC

India Ltd., in the 60 years history of the company. Directors of

the University Dr.Marie Johnson and Dr.Mariazeena Johnson

were also present on the occasion. This recognition adds to

the rich legacy of NLC India which is celebrating its Diamond

Jubilee.

CMD Honoured with two Distinguished AwardsPSU Leadership Award Lifetime Achievement Award

Smt. Remibai Jeppiaar presenting the Honorary Doctorate to our CMD

CMD conferred with Honorary DoctorateFirst Human Resource Expert who has become the First Citizen of the company


With regards,

Sarat Kumar Acharya

CMD Message

From the Desk of CMD


My Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Vanakkam and Namaskar,

We are at the threshold to welcome the New Year 2017. While

we eagerly look forward to the arrival of the new dawn of the

New Year with enthusiasm and new aspirations, it is also time

for us to take stock of our highs and lows that we went through

last year and to take the strength forward for better and

brighter tomorrows in the New Year that is heralding in with

new promises.

The year that has gone by was eventful for us in many ways.

We gave us a new name – NLC India Ltd., with a new logo and

redefined our motto to ‘harness energy and to spread smiles’.

We worked hand in hand together to live our big dreams and

taking our company to new heights. We created a new identity

for us as an organisation in constant pursuit of excellence.

On the operation front we stabilised our generating units at

Barsingsar, Rajasthan and also good efforts were made to

stabilise the units of TPSII Expansion Power Station. On

project front, we made rapid strides. We awarded contracts for

power generation capacity addition of 1980 MW through our

NUPPL JV at Kanpur, UP and 500 MW through Barsingsar

Expansion and Bithnok Green Field Project in Rajasthan.

With our Government allotting us 20.5 MTPA Talabira mine

blocks in Odisha, we have taken up a plan of 4000 MW capacity

addition in coal based power generation through a pit head

power station near the mine complex there in two phases.

Further, for a capacity addition of 1380 MW lignite based

power generation here at Neyveli complex, actions are in

advanced stage and NIT is likely to be floated by March in the

New Year. Coming to the capacity addition plan on renewable

energy front, while the construction works for 130 MW Solar

Power Generating facility are going on at Neyveli complex, we

have floated tenders for 500 MW in Tamilnadu and 250 MW

Solar Power installations in Odisha. Solar installations in the

States of UP, MP and Maharastra to the tune of 1000 MW each

are also on hand and we are planning to add 200 MW more

Wind power generating capacity in the State of Tamilnadu.

While on the physical front our growth remained positive, on the

financial front we were severely impacted due to huge power

surrender by beneficiary DISCOMS and States in past nine

months. Faced with the challenge of power surrender, we

embarked upon the new initiative of Power Trading and we

could salvage only a fraction of what we lost. This has given us

a great learning, though in a hard way, that in the newly

emerging merit order scenario in power market we have to be

highly cost competitive to remain profitable. Also as a power

generator, keeping in view the shift of focus to green and

renewable energy, our business portfolio should include

substantial strength on that front and we cannot continue only

with fossil fuel based generation for long time to come.

With the business environment becoming more and more

dynamic and competitive, for a steady growth harnessing

competitive advantage, we have to adopt a multipronged

approach of increasing our operational efficiency and

minimising the cost. We have to be innovative in all spheres of

our activities and to think of new ways to manage cost, improve

quality and ramp up efficiency in production and power

generation with renewed focus on all round safety which

remained a low point for us in 2016.

With an aim to spread learnings and build people capability, we

organised National Level Seminars of Excellence in the domains

of HR, Mines, Power and Contracts Management and also

conducted Leadership Excellence Lecture series by inviting

eminent thought leaders from various fields. These seminars

and leadership excellence lecture series will continue through

the New Year also and in the beginning of New Year, we plan to

organise best practice seminar in the domain of Finance and

eminent personality lectures by renowned thought leaders of

India like Sri Sri Ravishankarji and Sadhguru Sri Jaggi Vasudevji

in the month of January and February 2017 respectively.

Through the above activities, we are trying to build a better

society by promoting all round excellences.

As a responsible corporate citizen, we are engaged in

sustainable and inclusive development initiatives like

promoting health, education and infrastructure in surrounding

areas, organic/bio farming in mined out land ,aquaculture,

augmentation of water resources, development Eco Tourism

and herbal plantations and gardens. In our endeavour to

contribute to ‘Skill India mission’ of our Hon’ble Prime Minister

to create a skill pool, that is very essential for Nation Building

and transformation of our country, apart from our own skill

building programmes in Learning & Development Centres, ITI

and VTCs that we run, we have, in collaboration with

Annamalai University, launched a course for Diploma in

Mining for the benefit local youth specifically for PAPs.

We dedicate ourselves to make good things happen for the

growth of our nation and to make the dream of ‘transformation

of Indian nation’ come true. Let’s welcome the New Year with

the wish that every day of the New Year will be a better day and

let us work for the same.

“The softest and the loudest way to tell the world you had

arrived is only by Performance”. Let us all commit to make our

performance to stand tall. On this note of hope of thinking big,

doing big and doing well for the well being of humanity, I wish

all the best to you and your family, my dear friends, for the New

Year 2017 that will be heralding in a few hours from now.

2017 is going to be yet another year of achievements for

NLC India.

Jai NLC India, Jai Hind.

New Project

With an expertise of six decades in mining and power

generation at Neyveli, down South, NLC India has now crossed its

geographical boundaries by spreading its wings to the northern

part of the Nation. In 2010, the company had established a

Mine-cum-Lignite based Thermal Power Station at

Barsingsar, Bikaner District of Rajasthan.

In its next venture, the company has diversified by switching its

fuel from lignite to coal by establishing a Coal-based TPS at

Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu,

in 2015. Its next project is to

fulfill its mission of

achieving Pan India

Stature by setting up a

Coal-based Thermal

Power Project at Uttar

Pradesh.

An MoU was signed

between the then Neyveli

Ligni te Corporation

(NLC) and Uttar Pradesh

Rajya Vidhyut Utpadan

Nigam Ltd., (UPRVUNL),

the power generating

company of Government of UP for setting up a TPS at Ghatampur,

UP, on 06.10.2012. Based on the MoU, Neyveli Uttar Pradesh

Power Ltd. (NUPPL), a Joint Venture between NLC &

UPRVUNL, was incorporated on 09.11.2012. The Cabinet

Committee on Economic Affairs had accorded sanction for the

project on 20.07.2016.

Construction Works Commence for 1980 MW Power Project in UP

Hon'ble Union Minister, MP and other VIPs in the Ground breaking Ceremony

Shri. Piyush Goyal, Hon'ble Union Minister of State

(Independent Charge) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable

Energy and Mines and Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, MP, Kanpur

Constituency, commenced the construction works for the

Ghatampur Power Project at the Ground-breaking Ceremony

(Bhoomi Pooja) held at Lauhurimau village in Ghatampur on

20.10.2016.

Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Food

Processing Industries,

Shri Shailendra Yadav,

Hon’ble Minister for

Planning & Energy,

Govt. of UP, Shri

Devendra Singh (Bhole

S ingh) , MP, Shr i

Raghunandan Singh

Bhadauria, MLA, Shri

Satish Mahana, MLA,

D r . S a r a t K u m a r

Acharya, CMD, NLC

India Limited, Shri

A . P. M i s h r a , M D ,

UPRVUNL and other

dignitaries witnessed the ceremony.

Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das,

Shri V. Thangapandian, senior officials from the NLCI &

UPRVUNL, political leaders and senior officials, employees from

Central and State Governments participated in the function.

Hon'ble Union Minister greeting our CMD


New Project & Appointment

Salient Features of NUPPL Project


Capacity : 1980 MW (3x660MW) Coal based Super

Critical Thermal Power Project.

Location : Lauhurimau village, Ghatampur tehsil,

Kanpur Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh.

(25° 58' N, 80° 10' E)

Execution : To be implemented by Neyveli Uttar

Pradesh Power Ltd., a Joint Venture

between NLCI and Uttar Pradesh Rajya

Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd.,(UPRVUNL)

with the equity participation of 51: 49.

Estimated Cost : Rs.17,237.80 Crore [Funded through

equity (30%) and loans (70%)]

Time schedule : 52nd, 58th and 64th months, respectively

for Unit I, II & III from the date of GoI

Sanction.

Coal requirement : 11.35 Million Tonnes per Annum

Land requirement : 2,500 acres (Govt. of Uttar Pradesh has

already given clearance for land

acquisition and acquisition of 731

Hectares of Private land has already been

completed).

Water requirement : 80 Cubic Feet per second (Government of

UP has allocated the required quantity of

water from the Western Allahabad

Branch Canal near Bidhnu Kasba).

Power evacuation : Uttar Pradesh Power Transmission

Corporation Ltd., (UPPTCL) has agreed to

evacuate the Power through its

Transmission Systems.

Beneficiary States : Uttar Pradesh and other nearby States

will be benefited as per the allocation

made by the Union Ministry of Power.

Coal linkage : Pachwara South Coal Block, Dunka

District, Jharkhand State. However, the

Union Environment Ministry has given

the company the option to run the project

with imported coal.

Steam Generator : Super Critical Technology Boiler

Turbine Generator : 3,000 RPM Multi-Cylinder Reheat

Condensing

Chimney : One 275 metre tri-flue chimney

Cooling Tower : 3 Nos. Natural draft cooling tower;

Cycle of concentration : 4

Brown Coal Welcomes our new Director (HR)

Shri R. Vikraman, CGM/Human Resource, assumed office as the

new Director (HR) of NLC India Ltd. on 09.12.2016. The unique status

of being bracketed with the Top-echelons of prestigious Central

Public Sector Organisations is the reward to Shri Vikraman's

relentless pursuit of excellence in his areas of performance for over

thirty years. He is a Mechanical Engineer (B.E) from the prestigious

Alagappa Chettiar College of Engineering and Technology,

Karaikudi and holds Post Graduate Degree in Business

Administration (M.B.A) with University Second Rank.

Joining NLC as Graduate Engineer Trainee, he was involved in

the successful construction, commissioning and operation of

TPS-II - Stage-II (4x210 MW) project without time and cost

overrun. After switching over his line of service from Engineering

to Management, he was at the helm of affairs of Corporate HR

Department for over ten years, bringing in a number of

innovations. After the Corporate assignment, he took over as the

Head of the HR Departments of Mine-II & Mine-II Expansion and

TPS-II, before becoming the “Group Head of HR” of all Thermal

Units. He has excelled in every challenging assignment entrusted

and his significant contribution in HR include efficient crisis

management, ensuring no production loss despite man-days

loss, disciplining the units he served and ensuring smooth and

cordial Industrial climate.

Shri Vikraman has attended a number of training programmes on

technical and management subjects in India and “Advanced

Technology Management” programme in UK and Germany. He

has visited a number of foreign countries viz. Singapore,

Malaysia, United Kingdom, Germany and France. He is a Life

Member of National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM)

and is presently the Hon. Secretary of NIPM, Neyveli Chapter.

His contribution in conducting various Workshops and Seminars

under the aegis of NLCI & NIPM is noteworthy.

Browncoal wishes the New Director to achieve

spectacular success in all his endeavours.

New Projects

NLC India's contribution for National Solar MissionFoundation Stone laid for 130 MW Green Energy Project

To reap the benefits of the renewable energy revolution and as

part of the National Solar Mission, the Government of India has

set a target of generating 1,00,000 MW of Solar power by the

year 2022. In line with the National Solar Power Mission NLCI is

planning to install around 4000 MW power projects. NLCI has

proudly ventured into the renewable energy sector by

commissioning its maiden 10 MW Solar Power Plant at Neyveli.

As the next step, foundation stone was laid for the 20 MW Solar

Power Project at Attam Pahar in

South Andaman. Preliminary

works are in progress to establish

a 30 MW Solar Power Project at

Kishorie Nagar in North

Andaman.

As a part of the continuation of the

130 MW Green Power Generation

Initiative the construction works

on the Grid interactive 65 MW

Alternate Current Solar Power

Plant had begun at Blocks 5 and 6

of the Neyveli Township on

17.08.2016. The proposed 65 MW

power project would come up on a

total area of 325 acres (5 Acre for

1 MW) in two phases: a 40 MW

power unit will be set up in 200 acres in Block 5 & 6 area, and

another 25 MW unit in 125 Acres at Kolliruppu, near the Neyveli

New Thermal Power Project (NNTPP). Around 2,38,600 Solar

Photo Volatic Modules (Solar panels) are to be installed, with

each panel having a power

generation capacity of 208-310

Watt Peak (WP). The project is

scheduled to be completed by

03.06.2017.

In the f i r s t year o f i t s

establishment the Plant is

e x p e c t e d t o g e n e r a t e

10,82,00,000 units of power and

the entire power will be fed

to TANGEDCO, the sole

beneficiary. The Engineering,

P r o c u r e m e n t a n d

Commissioning (EPC) of the

plant has been awarded to the Project Engineering and

System Division of M/s. Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited.

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLC India Ltd., inaugurated

the construction works on 17.08.2016 in the presence of the

Functional Directors, Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das, Shri V.

Thangapandian and Shri P. Selvakumar, and Senior Officials of

NLC India and BHEL.

The estimated cost of the project is Rs.341 crore for which the

Union Ministry of New and

Renewable Energy (MNRE) will

provide subsidy of Rs.32.50 crore

as Viability Gap Funding (VGP).

Earlier, the bhoomi pooja for

another Grid Interactive 65 MW

Solar Power Project being

constructed by M/s. Jakson

Engineers, New Delhi, was

performed on 29.07.2016 in the

presence of Functional Directors

Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir

Das, Shri P. Selvakumar, Senior

Officials of NLC India and

Jakson Engineers Ltd.

While the 50 MW unit will be set

up in 250 Acres at Block-1,

Neyveli, another 15 MW unit will come up in 75 Acres at the

Neyveli Airstrip area. Around 2,30,645 Solar Panels, with each

panel of 305-310 WP capacity, are to be mounted in the solar

plant. It is expected that in the first

year of operation the plant is

e x p e c t e d t o g e n e r a t e

10,82,00,000 units of power. The

entire power generated from

this plant will also be fed into the

TANGEDCO grid. The project is

scheduled to be completed by

03.06.2017. The estimated cost

of the project is Rs.361 crore of

which the Union Ministry of

New and Renewable Energy

(MNRE) will provide subsidy of

Rs.65 crore as Viability Gap

Funding.Directors at the Bhoomi Pooja for the 65 MW Solar Power Project (Jakson)

CMD and Directors at the Bhoomi Pooja for the

65 MW Solar Power Project (BHEL)


Seminar

National Seminar on Present Scenario in Power SectorNLC India Ltd organized a two-day National Seminar on “Present scenario in Power Sector and Future Challenges,” to mark the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations of the Company on 09.09.2016 and 10.09.2016 at the Learning & Development Centre (L&DC), Neyveli. Dr. A.K. Dubey, Special Secretary, Union Ministry of Coal, inaugurated the seminar in the presence of the Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das, Shri V. Thangapandian and Shri P. Selva Kumar.Shri S. Thirunavaukkarasu, ED/CP&PM, read out the presidential message sent by Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLC India, who could not make it to the function. The CMD in his message called upon

the experts in the power sector to find the ways and means to understand and address the issues related to regulatory controls, efficiency, sustainability and environment within the framework of the regulations.Dr. Dubey in his inaugural address said that the experts in the power generation and trading field should find a technology that would offer power at an affordable cost to the poor. He also released the souvenir containing the

research papers in e-format and Shri Rakesh Kumar, Director (Finance), received the first copy. Shri V. Thangapandian, Director (Power), explained the theme of the seminar.About 200 delegates, including those from NLC India, participated in the seminar. A total number of 75 technical papers on various themes like power plant performance, super critical technology, challenges in power market and power exchanges, operational challenges, renewable energy and environmental issues & challenges were presented by the delegates in 16 sessions. Shri D.K. Jain, former Director/Technical, NTPC, Shri Jayadeb Nanda, COO/O&M, Adani Power Ltd., Shri M.K. Parameswaran, Station Head, IL&FS, Shri Thomas Joseph, ED/NTPC, Shri S. Rajagopal, Shri J. Mahilselvan, Shri V. Sethuraman and Shri M.S. Ravindranath, former Directors of NLC India, participated. Dr. Dubey inaugurated the exhibition got up by the organizers to facilitate the power producers to exhibit their technologies. Dr. Acharya in his Chief Guest address delivered at the valedictory function on 10.09.2016 said that “pushing limitations from time to time is needed to excel and perform efficiently in managing the projects.” Shri R.C. Srivatsav, former Director (HR), NTPC, participated as the Guest of Honour. In his speech he said that tapping the renewable energy potential would help the country to move towards cleaner, reliable and affordable source of electricity.On the occasion the CMD released an Audio and Visual Training Tool and Shri Srivatsav received the first copy. Shri R. Rajasekaran, Joint Director of Industrial Safety and Health, Government of Tamil Nadu, Cuddalore, gave an account on the safety provisions to be adopted in Thermal Power Stations as delineated in the Factories Act. Shri V. Thangapandian, Director (Power), gave the concluding remarks.


Dr. A.K. Dubey inaugurating the seminar in the presence of Directors

CMD addressing in the valedictory function

While releasing the souvenir in digital format... While releasing the AV training tool

Dr. A.K. Dubey

Shri J. Mahilselvan

Shri R.C. Srivatsav

Shri D.K. Jain

Shri V. Sethuraman

Shri S. Rajagopal

Shri V. Thangapandian

Shri S. Sankaran

Celebrations

NLC India Limited organized various events on the eve of National Service Day

(Seva Divas) on the theme of “Healthy India” on 17.09.2016.

At the NLCI run General Hospital, the NLCI and the Neyveli Blood Donors

Association jointly organized a Blood Donation Camp wherein more than

100 people registered their names for Blood donation. Shri S.Sridhar, Executive

Director/TA, PR, Edn. and CSR, inaugurated the blood donation camp in the

presence of Dr.P. Ravi, General Superintendent /NLC I GH.

In Mine-II of NLCI, Mass Tree plantation was organized, wherein Shri Rakesh

Kumar, Director (Finance), Shri Subir Das, Director (Mines) and Shri

P.Selvakumar, Director (P&P), participated and planted the saplings. Senior

Executives, Employees and Contract workers participated in the event organized

for this great cause and planted more than 1,000 saplings.

Shri S.Sridhar, Shri M.Karthikeyan, GM /TA, and officials of NLC India visited Oasis, a

home run by an NGO at Cuddalore, and distributed Food Packets and Sweets to the

children and senior citizens of the home. About 100 Special Children (Divyangs) and

100 destitute women benefitted from this noble gesture.

Blood Donation Camps,

Mass Tree plantation

a n d g i v i n g a i d t o

Divyangs and destitute

women were also

organized at the

other projects of

NLC India such

as the NTPL

Power Station,

Thoothukudi,

and Barsingsar

M i n e – c u m -

Thermal Power

S t a t i o n ,

Rajasthan.

NLC India observes National Service Day

From 1967, the birth anniversary of the great teacher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan is

being celebrated on September 5 each year as Teachers' Day. Dr Radhakrishnan was a

staunch believer of education. He was also a well-known Diplomat, Scholar and

President of India. The event is being organized as a mark to pay tributes to the

contributions made by the teachers to the society. The Education Department of NLCI

Ltd, got up the celebrations at Lignite Hall, Neyveli on 08.09.2016. Shri S. Sridhar,

ED/Education, PR, TA and CSR, NLCI Ltd was the Chief Guest of the function and

Shri T. Adithya Varma, AGM, SBI, Neyveli Town was the Guest of Honour.

On the occasion 12 Teachers of the schools run by NLCI Ltd., and 8 teachers of

Private schools at Neyveli were honoured with the “NLC India Best Teacher

Award.” Also 90 teachers of NLCI schools, were felicitated for producing 100 %

results in Class X and Class XII board examinations. Smt. S. Anusuya Devi,

Vice Principal of Jawahar MHSS, was honoured for having won the “Dr.

Radhakrishnan Best Teacher Award” for the academic year 2015-16 from

Government of Tamilnadu. The Neyveli main branch of the SBI sponsored

mementoes and shawls for the Heads of the institutions of all the schools in

Neyveli. Around 300 teachers and their family members participated in the

celebrations. Students thanked the teachers on the occasion.

Teachers' Day Celebrations-2016

Blood Donation Camp

ED/TA presenting sweets to a child

CGM/TA presenting food pocket to a senior citizen

ED/TA presenting the certificate to Principal, JHSS

AGM/SBI presenting certificate to a Teacher

Director (Finance) planting a sapling at Mine-II


Celebrations

NLC India Limited celebrated the 147th birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand

Gandhi at Neyveli on 02.10.2016.

The daylong celebrations began with the garlanding of Mahatma Gandhi's bust installed

on the Township Administration Office premises, Block-10, by Dr.Sarat Kumar Acharya,

CMD, NLCI Ltd., followed by devotional song “Ramdhun” sung by the members of

Neyveli Ladies Club.

Later, as part of the Swachh Bharath Mission the CMD, Functional Directors, Senior officials,

employees of NLC IL, along with teachers and school children involved themselves in

cleaning the surroundings of the Mahatma Gandhi statue at the Main Bazaar in Block-19.

The celebrations at the Learning & Development Centre, Block-20, started with the singing of

Gandhiji's favorite song “Vaishnava Janatho” by the members of Ladies Club. Later,

scriptures from the Bhagavad Gita, the Holy Bible, the Holy Quran, Thirukkural and

Naladiyar were read out by representatives from Ramakrishna Seva Sangam,

Indian Christian Cultural Association, Neyveli Muslim Jamaath and Neyveli

United Tamil Association. Then, Members of the Ladies Club, Telugu Samithi,

Kerala Kala Samithi, Kannada Sangha, Bharathiya Kala Samithi and Neyveli

Chapter of Forum of Women in Public Sector of Neyveli sang bhajans and

rendered cultural events to pay tributes to Gandhiji.

Dr.S.K Acharya in his speech delivered on the occasion paid homage to

18 soldiers of the Indian Army who were brutally killed by terrorists at Uri in

Jammu and Kashmir.

He said that

“India is a peace-

loving country which

believes in the principle of

N o n V i o l e n c e

propagated by Mahatma

Gandhi. But it is also

second to none in giving

justified reaction to an

inexcusable terrorism

and repression which is a

threat to our country and

e v e r y p e a c e

loving human

being in the

world.” Dr Acharya appealed to one and all to adopt the principles and values of

Gandhiji for the benefit of the individuals, the Nation and the world.

Dr. Acharya further said that while keeping the environment clean, one should also

maintain cleanliness in character and conduct. External cleanliness of our

house, office and the environment is essential and the internal cleanliness of our

mind, attitude and actions is also necessary. He emphasized the importance of

“Swachh Graha,” an initiative for Solid Waste Management which was

announced by our Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for making garbage free

India. It is an important step towards making India a Swachh Bharat.

Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das and Shri V. Thangapandian

participated in the function. Educational aids including school bags, sweets, notebooks,

pens, pencils, geometry boxes, and water bottles were given away to the needy children

of NLC Schools. The school kits were distributed by Smt. Yogamaya Acharya, President,

Neyveli Ladies Club and Sneha Opportunity Services, Smt. Kanchan Rakesh Kumar and

Smt. Sudeshna Das, Patrons of Neyveli Ladies Club. The senior officials and employees

of NLC India Limited, and general public and school children in and around Neyveli

participated in the function.

The trustees of the Neyveli Group of Temples organized community worship in the evening.

Rich tributes paid to the Father of the Nation

CMD garlanding the statue of Mahatma

CMD in Swachh Bharat Mission

CMD, Directors and Senior Officials after garlanding Gandhiji Statue


Reading scriptures from Holy Books

Cultural Programme

While presenting School kit

Events

The 60th Annual General Meeting of NLC India Limited was held at Kamarajar Arangam in Chennai on 15.09.2016. Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, our Chairman and Managing Director chaired the meeting and presented the physical and financial performance of the company for the financial year 2015-16. The CMD also highlighted the physical and the financial performance of the company for the current financial year (2016-17) and the status of the ongoing and upcoming projects.At the meeting, the Board of Directors declared a final dividend @ 12% (Rs.1.20 per share) for the financial year 2015-16 in addition to the two interim dividend payments already made, aggregating to 18% (Rs.1.80 per share) for the same period. The total dividend

Energy Conservation Measures

outgo for the year 2015-16, including the Dividend Distribution Tax, is Rs.604.82 Crore.Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das, Shri V. Thanga Pandian, Shri P. Selvakumar, non-official part-time Director Shri Azad Sing Toor and Company Secretary Shri K. Viswanath, participated in the meeting. Shri Kishore Kumar, Under Secretary (Company Affairs-II), Union Ministry of Coal, participated in the AGM as the representative of the Government of India.The CMD gave fully convincing replies to the clarifications sought by the shareholders on various aspects.

The System Monitoring Divison of NLCI Ltd., organized a

meeting for the members of the Energy Conservation

Committees functioning in various Industrial and Service units

of the company on 28.09.2016 at Central Technical Offices

Building, Neyveli.

Shri S. Thirunavukkarasu, ED/Corporate Planning & Project

Monitoring, presided over the meeting.

Shri B. Manivannan,

GM/System Monitoring,

made a power point

presentation and listed

o u t t h e E n e r g y

Conservation Measures

being adopted in the

c o m p a n y a n d

deliberated on the action

plans .The ED in his

presidential address

stressed the need for creating countrywide active awareness

on the Energy Conservation Measures, because it was a

critical factor influencing the Gross National Product (GNP).

He highlighted the fact that one unit of energy saved was

equal to creation of 2 to 2.5 times of fresh capacity. Therefore,

he said that minimizing the transmission and distribution

losses had to be seen in a new perspective and new

dimension. “Gradual reduction in the usage of fossil fuels

leading up to zero usage level in the coming years is in the

global protocol which will

ultimately address many

e n v i r o n m e n t a l

a n d s u s t a i n a b l e

development issues,” he

added.

A s m a n y a s 5 2

executives from various

units participated in the

meeting.

S h r i M a n i v a n n a n

welcomed the gathering and Shri Ravi Shankar Sepuri,

CM/System Monitoring, proposed the vote of thanks.

60th Annual General Meeting

CMD addressing the share holders A cross section of share holders A share holder raising a clarification

Shri S.Thirunavukkarasu addressing in the energy conservation meeting

CMD, Directors and Company Secretary on the dais


OL Implementation

HINDI FORTNIGHT

Hindi Fortnight was organized at the Regional Office in

Chennai. The valedictory function was

held on 30.09.2016 at the Conference

Hall. Dr. Nirmala S. Mourya, former

Registrar of the Dakshin Bharat Hindi

Prachar Sabha, Chennai, was the Chief

Guest. Shri L.V.K. Sridharan, Professor

(Retd.) of Hindi, Loyola College,

Chennai, handed over the prizes to the

winners of the competition. Employees

and Executives participated in the function.

HINDI WORKSHOP

A Hindi workshop on “Official Language Act, 1963 & Rules

1976, Importance of Annual Programme and quarterly

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLCI Ltd., chaired the 58th committee meeting for the implementation of the official language on

26.09.2016 at Neyveli. The implementation of the official language for the quarter, July-September, 2016 was reviewed in the

meeting with the Unit Heads and the HR Department officials. Functional Directors, Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das and

Shri P. Selvakumar were present at the meeting.

HINDI FORTNIGHT CELEBRATED

To promulgate use of Hindi as official language, NLC India

Limited celebrated Hindi Fortnight at its various units from

14.09.2016 to 28.09.2016.

The valedictory

function of the

F o r t n i g h t w a s

o r g a n i z e d o n

September 28 ,

2016 at Learning &

D e v e l o p m e n t

Centre, Neyveli.

Dr.Sarat Kumar

Acharya, CMD, NLCI, was the chief guest of the occasion.

In his valedictory address, Dr Acharya said that “Hindi

language is an important medium of communication which

binds every one of our nation”. He said that Hindi learning

had now become essential for every employee of the

organization, as NLC India was expanding its wings to

different parts of the country through its new projects in

7 States.

F u n c t i o n a l

D i r e c t o r s S h r i

Rakesh Kumar,

Shri Subir Das

a n d S h r i

V.Thangapandian

g r a c e d t h e

occasion. During

the function prizes

were distributed to

the winners of the competitions organized during Hindi

Fortnight. The competition winners spoke Hindi in an

impressive and motivational manner.

Senior Officials, Staff of Hindi Cell and faculties of Dakshina

Bharath Hindi Prachar Sabha and employees participated in

the programme in large numbers.

58th OLIC Meeting

Official Language Implementation Efforts in Regional Officeprogress report, usage of Hindi in computers” was organized

at the Regional Office, Chennai on 03.08.2016. Shri L.V.K.

Sridharan was the faculty. 32

employees part icipated in the

workshop.

REVIEW ON IMPLEMENTATION

OF THE OL

Review on the implementation of the

official language was carried out by the

members of the team headed by Shri P.

Sathiyamoorthy, DGM/HR and Hindi

Officer on 03.08.2016 at the Regional Office of NLCI Ltd.,

Chennai. The members suggested measures for achieving

cent percent compliance of the Section 3(3) of the Official

Language Act 1963.

Hindi Fortnight celebrations at Chennai Office

ED/HR inaugurating the fortnight CMD & Directors in the valedictory function


Health

Dr. K. Janardhan, Chief General Superintendent, NLCI GH,

inaugurated a Child Guidance Clinic on 14.07.2016 at NLCI

General Hospital Complex by lighting the Traditional Lamp.

By this effort, NLCI GH has acquired the rare distinction of

venturing into Child and Adolescents Psychiatry Services so

as to meet the growing demand for Psychiatric Intervention for

management of various learning

disabilities, mental deficiencies,

a n d , n e u r o - p s y c h i a t r i c ,

emotional, psychological and

social problems etc.

A multi-disciplinary team

consisting of a Psychiatrist, a

Cl in ical Psychologist , an

Occupational Therapist, a

S p e e c h T h e r a p i s t a n d

counsellors will deal with the

problems of children. The clinic

will function on Tuesdays and

Wednesdays from 2 pm to 4 pm. In the era influenced by

IT and social media, children, especially adolescents, are

On the glorious occasion of 70th Independence Day (15.08.2016), Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya inaugurated the noble campaign for organ and blood donation at our General Hospital in the august presence of our former CMD Shri A.R.Ansari. Dr. Acharya went beyond the formal inauguration of the event and registered his name expressing his willingness to donate organs and become a trail blazer in this regard.

Taking a cue from this great gesture, Shri Ansari and the Functional Directors of NLC India, including Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das, Shri V.Thangapandian and Shri P. S e l v a k u m a r, h a d a l s o registered their names for organ donation.

Inspired by the CMD and Directors, many employees too had jumped on the bandwagon, registering their names and offering to donate organs.

All of them are motivated by the lofty ideals that it is not important how long we live, but it is important how effectively we live. It is noble to be compassionate and generous, and, bring happiness to others while we are alive.

They are also filled with the heartening thoughts that it is divine to be useful to others even after our death. It is an unparalleled act of kindness to be able to bring happiness to 10 or more persons by donating our organs in the event of our death. NLC India Ltd., has been a trendsetter in Corporate

NLC GH sets up Child Guidance Clinic

LIVE BEYOND LIFE!CMD becomes a trail blazer by registering his name to donate organs

Social Responsibility (CSR) activities and in motivating its employees in serving the needy. It has become quite evident by their readiness to donate organs. Dr. P. Ravi, Dr. V. Nagaraju, General Superintendents, Dr. M. Saanthalakshmi, Dr. R. Arulmozhi, Dr. Pakiyamary Jerome, Doctors and paramedical staff witnessed the event.

Following this campaign, NLC India organized similar ones at the Units Mine-II, (27.08.2016) Mine- I (30 .08 .2016) and Mine-IA (22.09.2016). The General Hospital authorities organized an exclusive Blood Donation Camp at the hospital premises on 17.09.2016 and a Blood Donation and Organ Donation camp at the Neyveli Jawahar Science College on 12.09.2016 to motivate the students' community to donate organs.

Organ donation by one person can save the lives of eight persons. The prospective donor can volunteer for the harvesting of healthy transplantable organs and tissue either after death (cadaver transplant) or while alive (live donor). The harvested organs can be transplanted in another person, saving his/her life.

Kidney, Heart, Liver, Pancreas, Intestines, Lungs, Bones, Bone Marrow, Shin and Corneas are organs/tissues commonly transplanted.

facing a lot of social and psychological problems. The clinic

through professional intervention and early diagnosis will

provide appropriate remedy for the management of learning

disabilities and other development disorders among children

In addition to the NLCI Psychiatrist Dr. S. Vijayakumari,

Pediatrician Dr. V.T. Vimala, Speech Therapist Smt.

N.Padma, and experts of

Neyveli Township have come

forwarded voluntarily to work in

the clinic. Smt. Narmada,

Psychologist, Smt. Malathi,

Occupational Therapist, Smt.

Nalini Ashok, and Counsellors

Smt. Mary Jayamani, Smt.

Sakila and Smt. Bhavani, all

spouse of NLCI Officers and

employee, form part of the team

of volunteers.

Dr. P. Ravi and Dr. V. Nagaraju,

General Superintendents, Dr. M. Saanthalakshmi, Dr. R.

Arulmozhi and Dr. Pakiyamary Jerome, Doctors and para

medical staff witnessed the event.

An exclusive Psychiatric Intervention for Adolescents and Children-related issues

Dr. K. Janardhan inaugurating the Child Guidance Clinic

Dr. S.K. Acharya registering his name for organ donation


Exhibitions

6TH COAL EXPO 2016 - NEW DELHI

NLC India participated in the 6th Coal Expo-2016 organized

by the TAFCON Projects (India) Pvt. Ltd., at Pragati Maidan,

New Delhi, from September 5 to 7, 2016.

The Company

displayed the

e n l a r g e d

photographs of

o u r M i n e s ,

T h e r m a l

P o w e r

S t a t i o n s ,

Environmental

activities, CSR,

Physical and

F i n a n c i a l

performance and other welfare activities of the company in the

pavilion.

Significantly our pavilion won the commendation prize in

poster display and the trophy was presented by Shri Ajay

Narayan Jha, IAS, Secretary (EF&CE), GOI, and was

received by Shri T. Nathamuni, DGM/PR.

NLCI POWER SEMINAR EXPO - NEYVELI

As part of the National Power Seminar-2016 an Exhibition was

organized by NLCI at Neyveli Learning & Development Centre

on 09.09.2016 and 10.09.2016.

Our Company put up a stall and displayed our mining and

power generation activities through photographs and videos.

Dr. A.K. Dubey, Special Secretary (Coal), Union Ministry of

Coal, inaugurated the exhibition.

Leading organizations like BHEL, ABB, many public and

private companies participated in the exhibition and

interacted with

the delegates

of the National

Seminar.

S T A T E -

L E V E L

S A F E T Y

W E E K

CELEBRATIO

NS EXPO -

DALOVAI

NLC India participated in the exhibition organized by the

Tamilnadu Mines Safety Association on the concluding day of

the State Level Mines Safety Week Celebrations held in the

premises of India Cements Ltd., Dalovai, Ariyalur District on

11.09.2016. NLCI displayed the Safety and Health Policy of the

Company and the safety measures adopted in Neyveli Mines

and Thermal Power Stations through photographs and

videos. Senior Officials of Directorate of Mines Safety,

Government of India and cement manufacturing companies

visited our stall and appreciated the efforts in maintaining

safety at work places.

NLC INDIA PARTICIPATES IN SIX EXHIBITIONSSWITCH GLOBAL EXPO-2016, VADODARA

NLCI had participated in the International Exhibition “Switch

Global Expo-2016” and summit for Electrical Engineering,

Power Generation and Innovation, organized at Vadodara,

Gujarat, from

06.10.2016 to

1 0 . 1 0 . 2 0 1 6 .

Shr i Piyush

Goyal, Hon'ble

Union Minister

o f S t a t e

(Independent

Charge) fo r

Power, Coal,

N e w a n d

R e n e w a b l e

Energy and Mines, inaugurated the expo.

The company displayed enlarged photographs of its Mines

and Thermal Power Stations and also screened the Corporate

Film at the stall. The theme of the exhibition was “Focus only

Renewable Energy Source like solar and wind power.” As

many as 350 members represented about 65 companies from

35 countries in the exhibition.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBTION ON MET, MUMBAI

NLCI Ltd participated in the International Exhibition &

Conference on Materials – Engineering –Technology (MET)

held in Mumbai from 12.10.2016 to 19.10.2016.

Shri Manohar Parrikar, Hon'ble Union Defence Minister,

inaugurated the exhibition on 12.10.2016. The events were

organized by TAFCON, New Delhi, and ASM International,

India Chapter, on the theme “Share and gain, has become the

Golden Mantra for the evolving Modern World”.

N L C I h a d

e x h i b i t e d

Mine Model

and enlarged

photographs

o f M i n e s ,

T h e r m a l

P o w e r

S t a t i o n s ,

Environment

a c t i v i t i e s ,

C S R ,

Physical and Financial performance results and welfare

activities.

NUPPL EXHIBITION, GHATAMPUR

On the occasion of the ground breaking ceremony of the

Ghatampur Thermal Power Station, an exhibition was

organized at the project site on 20.10.2016. In the expo, enlarged

pictures of our Mines, Thermal Power Stations and CSR

activities were displayed. Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon'ble Union

Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Power, Coal, New &

Renewable Energy and Mines, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi,

Hon'ble MP, and other VIPs visited our pavilion.

DGM/PR greeting a VIP at Coal Expo

Hon’ble Minister addressing the media in UP ExhibitionDr.A.K. Dubey in the Power Seminar exhibition

NLCI Pavilion in International MET Expo


Safety

“Behavioral attitude of an individual towards safety at work

place could reduce accidents than enforcement of Law and

Regulations. This is the crux of the

speech delivered by Shri Shyam

Mishra, Deputy Director of

Mines Safety, Chennai region,

Government of India, at the

Valedictory function of the week-

long celebrations of the “Mines

Safety Week-2016”.

The Zonal level celebrations of

the Mines Safety Week for the

Neyveli Zone was organized by

NLC India Limited and the Tamil

Nadu Mines Safety Association,

functioning under the aegis of the

Directorate General of Mines Safety

Neyveli from 15.08.2016 to 21.08.2016 at the NLC India Group

Vestibule Training Centre (GVTC). Various units of our

company had displayed working models to create awareness

on safety and also innovative steps to improve safety

management systems.

The Valedictory function of the Mines Safety Week-2016 of the

Neyveli zone consisting of the three Mines of our company was

held on 21.08.2016 at Neyveli Lignite Hall. Shri Shyam Mishra,

Deputy Director of Mines Safety, Chennai Region, was the

Guest of Honour and Shri Syed Abdul Fateh Khalid, ED/Mines

of our company, presided.

Shri Mishra lauded the performance of Neyveli Mines and

attributed this to the dedicated workforce which was committed

to develop the organization. He said that “the Behavioral

attitude of each individual with utmost care and attention

towards safety in the Mines is very important than the

enforcement of the law and regulations.”

emergency.

He further said employees should

refrain from using mobile phones at

work place except in an emergency. This

menace has increased the number of

accidents and workmen succumb to

injuries.

Shri Khalid, in his presidential address said

that most of the accidents were occurring

due to human failure and in our company a

full-fledged “Integrated Risk Management

Zonal level Mines Safety Week Celebrations-2016

System” had been put in place. Efforts were on to implement “the

recommendations for safety in Mines” given by Prof. R.M.

Bhattacharya of the IIT, Dhanbad, he

added.

Shri P. Ramasami, Secretary,

Tamil Nadu Mines Safety

Assoc ia t ion , b r ie fed the

audience about the various

activities of the Association.

Prizes were given away to the

winners of essay, elocution,

slogan writing competitions held

on the topic “Safety”. The

Conveyor and Electrical Mines

Division of the Mine-II was given

a p r i z e b a s e d o n t h e

recommendation of the safety

inspection team for adoption of an innovative system in Mine-II.

NLC India General Hospital won the special award for creating

awareness on Health during the Safety Week celebrations. Shri

M. Rajasekharan, CGM-Mine-II, Shri Mohan Reddy, CGM, ISO,

Shri Hemant Kumar, GM-Mine-IA and Shri P.A. Senthil

Kumar, GM-Central Safety, spoke on safety measures.

Representatives of the recognized trade unions,

Shri C. Sukumar of the Workers Progressive Union and

Com. M. Srinivasan of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions

spoke about safety observance in Mines.

The winners of the Safety Week competitions staged a Drama

highlighting the importance of safety and got the appreciation

from the audience for their performance.

Shri V. Renganathan, ED (SME & Conveyor), welcomed the

gathering and Shri Arvind Kumar, CGM (Mine-IA), proposed

the vote of thanks.

This year, the 56th Mines Safety Week celebrations began on

08.08.2016 and the Zonal level

c e l e b r a t i o n s f o r t h e

5 Zones of Tamil Nadu State viz,

Chennai, Neyveli, Trichy, Salem and

Tirunelveli were successfully organised.

The final day of the State-level Mines

Safety Celebrations was organized at

Dalavoi in Ariyalur District on

11.09.2016. Senior officials of the

Directorate General of Mines Safety

from the southern zone graced the

occasion.

Shri Mishra with Shri S.A.F. Khalid, Shri Ranganathan, EDs and Senior Officials of NLC India Mines

Shri Shyam Mishra inaugurating the Zonal level valedictory function

Shri Mishra looking into a safety Working Model


Safety

During the period, July - September 2016, 19 employees passed away while in service.Brown Coal pays homage to the departed soul and expresses condolence to the bereaved families.

DOB : Date of Birth DOJ : Date of Joining in NLC DOD : Date of DemiseF l n

OBITUARY

May their Soul rest in peace.

Material Management Complex

J. Mohamed Jalaludeen CPF No.30068, JR Officer(Administration)./HR

Akbar, DOB:29.09.1961; DOJ:18.03.1986; DOD:02.07.2016

TPS-II

R. Vaithiyanathan, CPF No. 44350, Service Worker G. III (G)/ Elec. (O&OS)

DOB:04.05.1957; DOJ:18.07.2003; DOD:09.09.2016

Mine-II

V. S. Mohanan, CPF No.43721, Tech Gr.III (C)./HR

DOB:08.05.1965;DOJ:01.03.2001; DOD:11.07.2016

V. Babu, CPF No.40552, Sr. Tech Gr. I./Electrical Mines

DOB:16.03.1969;DOJ:26.04.1996; DOD:26.07.2016

C. Rajeswari, CPF No.33037, Assistant Personnel Officer(SG3)/HR

DOB:26.11.1960;DOJ:16.12.1987; DOD:29.07.2016

A. Rajendiran, CPF No.28715, Sr. Foreman./S.M.E./Reconditioning

DOB:09.05.1961;DOJ:01.11.1986; DOD:02.08.2016

K. Murugan, CPF No.44480, Service Worker Gr III/Bottom Bench

DOB:09.04.1971;DOJ:01.02.2004; DOD:02.08.2016

C. Ramalingam, CPF No.33821, Tech.Gr.II (B)./Surplus Cell

DOB:05.02.1961;DOJ:01.12.1989; DOD:12.08.2016

TPS-II Expn.

V. Ponnusamy, CPF No. 25916, DGM/Mech./BTG Operation

DOB:30.05.1959; DOJ:26.04.1982; DOD:30.07.2016

Mine-I

S. Abraham, CPF No.25746, Chief Technician./Bottom Bench

DOB:04.06.1959; l DOJ:01.12.1981; DOD:05.07.2016F l n

N. Jayaraj, CPF No.44990, Service Worker - Grade I /Top Bench

DOB:01.06.1966; DOJ:27.01.2006; DOD:24.07.2016

K. Sujatha, CPF No.36356, Supervisor FC&D Gr. II./HR

DOB:22.05.1971; DOJ:01.08.1992; DOD:24.07.2016

I. Savarimuthu, CPF No. 38774, Tech G.I (A)/Crawler Yard

DOB:01.03.1965; DOJ:01.05.1993; DOD:28.08.2016

R. Arul Prakasam, CPF No.39209, Chief Technician./S.M.E./MM

DOB:04.06.1965; DOJ:14.06.1993; DOD:30.08.2016

J.Williams, CPF No. 42617, Tech. G. III (C)/SME/Lubrication

DOB:11.01.1965; DOJ:01.10.1998; DOD:16.09.2016

TPS-I

G. Chandrasekaran, CPF No.44984, Service Wr (G) Gr III/FHS (O)

DOB:01.07.1958;DOJ:27.01.2006; DOD:02.07.2016

T. Savithiri, CPF No.34327, Att. Spl. Gr. A/Accts. Centre

DOB:03.05.1964;DOJ:26.06.1989; DOD:19.07.2016

L. Loganathan, CPF No.43428, Tech Gr.III (C)./FHS (O)

DOB:27.05.1970;DOJ:14.08.2000; DOD:10.09.2016

TPS-I Expn.

S. Raghu, CPF No.23116, Asst. Personnel Officer(SG3)./HR

DOB:01.06.1957;DOJ:30.11.1978; DOD:15.08.2016

AT THERMAL POWER STATION-I

A Special Safety Training Programme for the contract workers

was organized on 25.08.2016 at the unit premises.

Shri R. Rajasekaran, Joint Director of Industrial Safety &

Health, Government of Tamil Nadu, Cuddalore, led the

programme and advised the management, Executives and

the workmen to strive jointly towards maintenance of a safe

work environment and develop a positive safety culture.

Shri N. Sabapathi, GM and Head of the unit, inaugurated the

programme. Shri S. Kumar, Shri M. Seran, and Shri R.

Velayudham, General Managers of TPS-I, Heads of divisions

and employees participated.

Safety TrainingAT THERMAL POWER STATION-II EXPANSION

Shri M.V. Varadharajan, GM and Head of the unit,

inaugurated the Safety Training Programme for the workers

on 30.08.2016 in the presence of the Joint Director/Industrial

Safety & Health. The Joint Director called upon the employees

to unfailingly wear safety gears at the work place. Also various

unsafe conditions and unsafe practices were explained to the

participants. Methods to overcome the problems were also

screened through power point presentation.

Shri A.S. Vaithyanathan, General Manager/O&M, Shri A.

Raveendran, General Manager/Maintenance, and senior

officials participated.

Dr. Jeya Mohan Dhas, CMO, NLCI General Hospital, discussed about the Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Diseases at both the units. Quiz programme on safety was conducted for the employees and contract workmen and prizes were given away to the winners.

Shri R. Rajasekaran with the Senior Officials of TPS-II Expn.

during the training programme

Shri R. Rajasekaran with the Senior Officials of TPS-I

during the training programme


CSR

NLC India Ltd has signed a Memorandum of

Understanding (MoU) with the Annamalai University,

Chidambaram, a renowned

institution established 89 years

ago (1927) for starting a Skill

Development Centre (SDC).

This effort was taken under the

Corporate Social Responsibility

(CSR) initiative of NLCI to

enhance the sk i l ls and

knowledge of the young men

and women, who have parted

with their land for the project

(Project Affected Persons -

PAP) of the company. By

starting an SDC, the company

has joined the National Skill

Development Mission of the

Government of India.

Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon'ble Union Minister of State

(Independent Charge) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable

Energy and Mines, Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLC

India Ltd., and Dr. S. Manian, Vice-Chancellor, Annamalai

University, witnessed the signing of MoU by Shri S. Sridhar,

ED/CSR, TA, PR & Education, NLC India, and Dr. K.

Arumugam, Registrar of Annamalai University at the Lignite

Hall, Neyveli on 04.10.2016. Functional Directors Shri Rakesh

Kumar, Shri Subir Das and Shri V. Thangapandian

participated in the function.

NLC India joins hands with Government of India in implementingNational Skill Development Mission

MoU signed with Annamalai University for establishing a Skill Development Centre

The Hon'ble Union Minister congratulated NLC India

Ltd. and Annamalai University for jointly establishing

the Skill Development Centre

to implement the Central

Government 's impor tant

p r o j e c t , N a t i o n a l S k i l l

Development Mission.

As a first phase of the Skill

Development scheme a three-

year regular Diploma Course in

Mining Engineering has been

introduced from the current

academic year 2016-17.

In the second phase of this

scheme, job-oriented Diploma

and short-term courses in

welding, air-conditioning

mechanics and printing are to

be introduced for the benefit of the younger generation.

NLC India will provide an initial amount of Rs.3.5 crore

towards providing infrastructure facilities for the University.

The company spent around Rs.82 Crores towards CSR in

2015-16. NLC India under the CSR initiative programme

“Jeevika” has trained around 2000 PAPs in Handicrafts

based Industries and Self Employment programmes through

our Learning & Development Centre, Gandhigram Rural

Institute, Dindugal, and a private training institute.

n T h e c o u r s e i s a n

engineering discipline that

i n v o l v e s S c i e n c e ,

Technology and application

of processes for extraction

and processing of Minerals

from a natural environment.

n On completion of the

course, the candidates

would be equipped to join

the Mining Engineering

profession.

n Options for career in Mining

Operat ions, managing

mines, designing and Health & Safety of Miners.

n The syllabi, regulations and scheme of examinations will

be framed by the University in consultation with NLC India.

n NLC India shall arrange for the faculty to teach the mining

related subjects and shall also extend support for practical

training and project guidance on request.

n The eligibility for joining the three-year regular Diploma in

Mining Engineering course under semester system is a

Salient features of Diploma Course in Mining Engineering :pass in Class X Board

examinations.

n 50% of the total number of

seats are to be allocated by

the university for the PAPs

of the company.

n 50% of the tuition fees paid

to the University by the

student admitted under the

PAP allocation will be

reimbursed to the student

by the company out of the

CSR funds.

n The company will forward the applications of the PAPs to

the University for consideration for admission into the

technical education under the seats allocated for the

company by the university.

n The Diploma in Mining Engineering with the “Hands on”

experience in Mines as interns will help them with plenty of

job opportunities.

Shri S. Sridhar and Dr. K. Arumugam exchanging the MOU in the presence of

Hon’ble Union Minister, CMD/NLCI and VC, Annamalai University

Annamalai University, Chidambaram


CSR

Under the CSR initiative NLC Tamilnadu Power Limited

(NTPL), Thoothukudi, has provided 600 Steel Benches and

desks, costing Rs 47 lakhs, to

21 Government schools in

T h o o t h u k u d i R e v e n u e

Districts for the year 2015-16.

At a function organized on

18.08.2016 at the Government

Girls Higher Secondary School

a t E t t a y a p u r a m i n

Thoothukudi District, Shri A.R.

Neelakanda Pillai, CEO, Shri

M. Prabagar, GM(O&M), Shri

P. Radhakrishnan, DGM

(Civil), NTPL presented the

benches and desks to Shri M.

Ramakrishnan, CEO, Thoothukudi District and Smt. S.

Malarkodi, Headmistress of the School, who represented the

NLC India Ltd., under its Corporate Social Responsibility

Scheme is organizing Vocational Training Programmes as

required for the women of the peripheral villages. Four such

programmes were recently organized through the Neyveli

Ladies Club and a private driving school of Neyveli.

The training

programmes

are - Tailoring

( B a s i c a n d

A d v a n c e d ) ,

B e a u t i c i a n

C o u r s e

( B a s i c a n d

A d v a n c e d ) ,

G e m &

J e w e l l e r y

making and operation of Light Motor Vehicle (LMV).

The first three courses were organized at the Neyveli Women

Empowerment Centre at Block-9, run by Neyveli Ladies Club,

and fourth one was conducted by a Private Driving School in

Community Development initiatives of NTPL, ThoothukudiState Government. Subsequently, the benches and desks for

the remaining schools were handed over to the respective

Headmasters.

This was the second occasion

as 300 benches and desks

were provided to 7 schools of

the district at a cost of Rs.24

lakhs for the year 2014-15 on

13.10.2014.

Earlier, a sum of Rs.25 lakhs

was contributed to the Tiger

Conservation Fund of the

T a m i l N a d u F o r e s t

D e p a r t m e n t f o r t h e

Kalakkaadu Mundanthurai

Tiger Reserve in Tirunelveli

and Kanyakumari District during the year 2013-14.

Equipping Women - Acquiring SkillsNeyveli. 120 women have benefitted through the 40-day basic

and 20-day advanced courses in tailoring. Recently a batch of

30 women completed the course. Next batch began on

21.11.2016. Already 50 women have been trained in beautician

trade through the basic and advanced courses of 15-day

duration each.

Recent ly 25

w o m e n

completed the

course and the

training for the

n e x t b a t c h

b e g a n o n

2 9 . 1 0 . 2 0 1 6 .

G e m &

J e w e l l e r y

making unit has trained 50 women through the 15-day course

and another 50 women in LMV Operation through the 90-day

course. Present batch consisting of 40 women are undergoing

training for LMV driving from 01.10.2016. They would complete

the course on 31.12.2016.

NLCI begins CSR works in Odisha ahead of project activitiesNLCI is all set to start mining

operations in Odisha as the Coal

Ministry has allotted Talibara Coal

Blocks 2 & 3 for the usage of our

c o a l b a s e d t h e r m a l p o w e r

s t a t i o n s . B u t p r i o r t o t h e

c o m m e n c e m e n t o f o u r c o r e

business, our company made a

humble beginning under its CSR

activities in Odisha by distributing

free hygienic food and water to the

visiting pilgrims during the holy

Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath at

Puri, Odisha on July 14, 2016.

Tailoring Training Beautician Training

NLCI Officials distributing food to the pilgrims

CEO/NTPL & Senior Officials of NTPL handing over the

desks and benches to the CEO/Thooththukudi



CelebrationsCelebrations

NLC India Limited celebrated the 70th Independence Day of the Nation on 15.08.2016 at

Neyveli . The daylong celebrations commenced with the garlanding of Mahatma Gandhi bust at

Township Administration Office premises by Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLC India

Ltd. Later, he unfurled the National flag at Bharati Stadium in the presence of Shri A.R.Ansari,

our former CMD, who participated as the Guest of Honour and the Functional Directors.

Dr. Acharya inspected the ceremonial parade and accepted the guard of honour presented by the

Central Industrial Security Forces, NLC India Security & Fire fighting Personnel, Home Guards,

Scout and Guides, NSS Volunteers and Schools & College Students.

In his independence day message, CMD paid homage to great freedom fighters who gave us

an independent India by making it free from foreign rule. He paid respect to all our ancestors

and leaders who have built this country from strength to strength over the past 69 years since

Independence. He also saluted our predecessors and leaders who built this company and

brought it to what it is today over the last six decades since its inception.

The CMD said that NLC has established a new identity

with business diversification and geographical

expansion. “With Pan India pres e n c e a n d i t s

business act iv i t ies ranging from Mining of l igni te

a n d c o a l , l i g n i t e a n d c o a l b a s e d p o w e r

ge ne r a t io n and power generation from solar and

wind, NLC is now NLC India Ltd. It has a grand vision to

be a 19,831 MW fuel sufficient power generating

company by 2025. It has already doubled its mining

capacity by adding 31.5 MTPA Coal from Odisha and

Jharkhand mine sources. Through a Joint Venture mode it

has acquired a 1200 MW power station of Damodar Valley.

He mentioned that the Government had given its

approval for the construction of 1980MW coal based

power station in Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. On

the green energy front, he said that the Wind

power generation had reached 30 MW out of the

planned capacity of 51 MW. A 10 MW Solar Power Plant

was commissioned at Neyveli.

“ NLC India Ltd., is in the process of adding 3990 MW of

Solar Power

in the States

o f T a m i l

N a d u ,

K a r n a t a k a ,

O d i s h a ,

R a j a s t h a n

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS 2016and Uttar Pradesh and in the Andaman Islands. It has also ventured into power

trading now due to power surrender. It has become mandatory to manage the cost wisely

and remain competitive in mer it order power generation market,” he added. In addition to the

usual CSR activities, CMD informed that the company had also embarked upon new initiatives like

augmenting water resources through deepening and desilting of water bodies, water harvesting and

providing drinking water through RO based water vending Kiosks. Apart from providing

apprenticeship training, it had provided job to 152 physically challenged.

He also told that NLC India Ltd., had launched a new programme to provide breakfast to the

students in NLC India Schools and school uniforms to the Plus One and Plus Two students of

3 Higher Secondary Schools. This year it had proposed to give special scholarship to 75 girl

students, all wards of Contract workmen . The Post Retirement Medical Assistance (PRMA)

for the retirees has been enhanced from Rs.12000 to Rs.15,000 per annum from the year 2015-16.

Shri V.Ramamurthy, Cleaner Spl. Gr-A, Canteen, Mine-II, the senior most

worker of the Company and his spouse Smt. R.Alamelu

were honoured by Shri A.R.Ansari, our former CMD, NLC.

Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir Das,

Shri V.Thangapandian and Shri P.Selvakumar, with their

spouse participated in the function and distributed

prizes.

Earlier, Shri N.Muthu, Executive Director (HR),

welcomed the gathering. NLC's Senior Officials,

Execut ives, Supervisors, Employees, Workers,

Representatives of Unions and Associations and the

residents of NLC India Ltd., were present at the Bharathi

Stadium to witnesses the celebrations. A total number of

2,600 schoo l students presented colourful cultural

programmes which were appreciated by all.

To mark this occasion, the members of the Neyveli Ladies

Club distributed fruits to the in-patients of NLCI GH and

wished them speedy recovery. Kootu Vazhipadu and

Samapandhi Bhojanam were organized in Neyveli Group

of Temples. The highlight of the evening function was the

distribution of certificates to the students by the Neyveli

D a k s h i n

Bharat Hindi

P r a c h a r a

S a b h a a t

Lignite hall,

B l o c k 1 1 ,

Neyveli.


At Barsingsar Project

CMD inspecting the guard of honour

Director (Finance) presenting the award

Director (Power) presenting the award

CMD unfurling the tricolour

CMD presenting a tricycle to a differently abled person

At Thoothukudi TPS

Shri A.R. Ansari presenting the award

Director (Mines) presenting the award

Director (P&P) presenting the award

Shri A.R. Ansari honouring the senior most employee

Photo News

PHOTO ALBUM

1. Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Union Minister for State

[Independent Charge] for Power, Coal, New & Renewable

Energy and Mines arriving at Neyveli Airstrip

(04.10.2016)

2. Dr.A.K.Dubey, I.A.S., Special Secretary, Union Ministry of

Coal with Senior Officials of NTPL at VOC Port,

Thoothukudi when he visited NTPL TPS (07.09.2016)

3. Dr. S. Raju, Dy. Director General, Geological Survey of

India planting a sapling at Mine-I Afforestation area

when he visited Neyveli (30.08.2016)

4. Shri G.Mathivathanan, I.A.S., Commissioner and

Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development,

Govt. of Odisha at the Deer Park of Mine-I, when he

visited Neyveli (07.09.2016)

5. Dr. P.M.Srivatsava, Dy. Chief Labour Commissioner

(Central) addressing our Senior Executives at Learning &

Development Centre (29.09.2016)

6. Shri A.R.Ansari, former CMD, NLC addressing the Senior

Executives of NLC India Ltd. at Lignite Hall during his

visit to Neyveli (16.08.2016)

7. Share Holders while on a visit to our TPS-I Expn.

(05.07.2016)


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1. CMD flanked by Directors, inaugurating the Onam Festival at Lignite Hall by lighting the traditional lamp (25.09.2016)

2. CMD and Smt.Yogamaya Acharya greeting Neyvelians at a cultural programme organized during Bakrid Celebrations at Lignite Hall (30.09.2016)

3. CMD lighting the traditional lamp during the Inauguration of Durga Pooja at Lignite Hall (09.10.2016)

4. CMD in the presence of Director [Power], Smt. Yogamaya Acharya and Shri. Kanchan Kumar Sinha, Senior Commandent, CISF, Neyveli Unit inaugurating the Deepavali Celebrations 2016 at the CISF HQ (27.10.2016)

5. Shri S.Sridhar, ED/TA, PR, Edn. & CSR inaugurating the Educational Development Day at NLCI Girls’ HSS, organized in commemoration of the birth anniversary of

Shri K.Kamaraj, former CM of Tamilnadu (15.07.2016)

6. Shri R.Vikraman, CGM/HR/Thermal presenting a citation to a student for having secured district rank in the 10th Standard Board Examinations, during the Trinity Festival organized by NLC OBC Association (22.07.2016)

7. Shri N.Muthu, ED/HR, senior officials of NLC India Education Department and the representatives of Tamilnadu Science Forum during the National Science Day Celebrations at Lignite Hall (05.08.2016)

Photo News


PHOTO ALBUM

1. CMD administering the National Unity Day (Rashtriya Ekta

Diwas) Pledge to Directors, Senior Officials and employees

at Corporate Office in commemoration of the birth

anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (31.10.2016)

2. Shri S.Sridhar, ED/TA, PR, Education & CSR flagging of

the National Unity Day Run organized by the Neyveli

School Students at the TA Office premises (31.10.2016)

3. CMD and Directors with the school students who joined

in cleaning the Main Bazaar area under the Swachh

Bharat Mission on Gandhi Jayanthi day (02.10.2016)

4. Executives and Employees of Mines Sub Stores

undertook cleaning activities in their office premises

under Swachh Bharat Mission (12.08.2016)

5. Shri S.Sridhar, ED/TA, PR, Education & CSR flagging off

a cycle rally by school students of JMHSS, for creating an

awareness on Dengue fever (03.09.2016)

6. CMD and Directors in a lighter moment, after

inaugurating the cafeteria at Corporate office (30.09.2016)

7. Shri N.Muthu, ED (HR), is being greeted by Senior Official

of the Postal Department, during the inauguration of ATM

at Block-19, Post Office, Neyveli (11.07.2016)

Photo News


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1. Smt.Yogamaya Acharya, President Neyveli Ladies Club with

the patrons of the club, meeting the senior citizens

at a Old Age home run by the HelpAge India at Cuddalore

(16.07.2016)

2. Shri A.R.Ansari, former CMD, NLCIL, Dr.S.K. Acharya, CMD,

NLCIL and Smt.Yogamaya Acharya, President Sneha

Opportunity Services addressing the Children of Sneha

Opportunity School, Neyveli (16.08.2016)

3. Shri S.Sridhar, ED/TA, PR, Edn & CSR at the General Medical

Camp organized by the NSS unit of Jawahar Matric HSS

(25.09.2016)

4. Smt.N.Yasotha, Principal, Jawahar HSS (CBSE) with the

students who had participated in the poster competition

organized in commemoration of Global Hand Washing Day

(19.10.2016)

5. Shri S.Sridhar, ED/TA, PR, Edn & CSR with the officials of NLCI

and Headmistress of NLCI Schools in a function organized by

Neyveli Schools Education & Welfare Society (27.08.2016)

6. Shri M.C.Sampath, Hon'ble Minister for Industries, Govt. of

Tamilnadu presenting a special prize to A.Raja, student of

NLCI boys HSS, the best junior athlete of Cuddalore District

for the year 2015 (07.08.2016)

7. Road Cycle Race held at the Neyveli Air Strip for the

Kurinchipadi Zonal Sports & Games Meet (01.09.2016)

Photo News


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Farewell

BEST WISHES TO SENIOR CITIZENSDuring the period between July and September 2016, 308 employees

laid down their offices on attaining Superannuation.Brown Coal wishes the retired executives and employees a long,

prosperous, peaceful and happy retired life.

M. Pazhaniyappan, CPF No.23087GM/Conveyor/Mtce.

DOJ:17.08.1978; DOR:30.09.2016

N. Vasudevan, CPF No.25130DGM/Lignite Bench

DOJ:31.03.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

R. Vengatachalam,* CPF No.32393CGM/Finance

DOJ:29.06.1987; DOR:06.07.2016n n

K. R. Vijayakumar,* CPF No.26229DGM/Conveyors/Mtce.

DOJ:20.04.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Krishna,* CPF No.26136ADGM/Conveyors/M.R.R

DOJ:07.12.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

V. V. Prasad,* CPF No.25534CM/Elec.

DOJ:27.10.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

Min

e-I

V. Mathiyalagan,* CPF No.31786ACM/Accts.

DOJ:21.02.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Chandrasekaran,* CPF No.25917CM/Mech.

DOJ:22.12.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

J. Sekar,* CPF No.25952ACM/Fin./Accts.

DOJ:04.01.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

M. S. Ramasamy,* CPF No.29712ACM/Surplus Cell

DOJ:10.12.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Parthasarathy,* CPF No.30136ACM/Fin./Accts.

DOJ:05.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

K. P. Yoganathan,* CPF No.30487ACM/Accts.

DOJ:05.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Nakkeeran,* CPF No.38793DCE/Surplus Cell

DOJ:09.12.1992; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Jayashree,* CPF No.23871Private Secretary./HR

DOJ:10.09.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

T. Lourdusamy Kalingarayar,* CPF No.27150, Executive Engineer/Elec.

DOJ:29.08.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Jeevanandam,* CPF No.28281Executive Engineer/Surplus Cell

DOJ:20.09.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

A. S. Rajalakshmi,* CPF No.21783Dy. Manager/HR

DOJ:19.07.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Vasantha Kumari,* CPF No.23072Dy. Manager/HR

DOJ:09.10.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Shanmugam, CPF No.24395Sr Foreman(SG3)./Brazing of TeethDOJ:14.05.1980; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Dhayanidhi,* CPF No.24149Deputy Manager/HR

DOJ:12.02.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Marimuthu, CPF No.23373SG. SME OPR(SG4)./Top Bench

DOJ:27.11.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

J. Abraham Jayakumar Pandian,* CPF No.30403, JR. Manager(SG4)./HR

DOJ:25.04.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Udayakumar, CPF No.24084Sr Foreman(SG3)./Blast Hole DrillsDOJ:23.10.1979; DOR:31.07.2016

R. Gopalan,* CPF No.24789 Sr Foreman(SG3)./HR

DOJ:24.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Janarthanan,* CPF No.24524Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./M.R.R

DOJ:05.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Ramadoss,* CPF No.24525Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./Lubrication

DOJ:05.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Prabakaran,* CPF No.24546Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E/M.R.R

DOJ:05.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

T. Panneerselvam,* CPF No.24547Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./M.R.R

DOJ:04.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Ayyasamy,* CPF No.24683Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./M.R.R

DOJ:14.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Nagarajan,* CPF No.30202Asst Officer(SG3)./HR

DOJ:09.08.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Mala,* CPF No.31267APO (SG3)../Plng. & Techl.

DOJ:18.11.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Narayanan,* CPF No.25013Sr Foreman(SG3)./HR

DOJ:12.06.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Sekar Sunthar Singh,* CPF No.25455Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./M.R.R

DOJ:09.10.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Desinghu,* CPF No.26356Asst. Officer(SG3)./HR

DOJ:07.05.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

L. Vanathaiyan,* CPF No.29202AO/MC/Mini Auto (SG3)

DOJ:01.08.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Thilagavathi, CPF No.29539APO (SG3)./HR

DOJ:10.09.1985; DOR:31.08.2016

n D.O.J : Date of Joining in NLC D.O.R : Date of Retirement *Voluntary Retirementn


S. Balasubramanian,* CPF No.27922Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Storm Water Control

DOJ:29.06.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Krishnamurthy,* CPF No.27876Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Elec. Mntc.

DOJ:29.06.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Sundaram,* CPF No.32773Foreman(SG1)./Ground Water Control

DOJ:20.06.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Mathiyazhagan,* CPF No.31526Foreman(SG1)./Lignite Bench

DOJ:07.01.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Ravindran,* CPF No.31263Sg Master Optr. (SG2)./F.M. YARDDOJ:11.11.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Rajendran,* CPF No.23587Chief Technician./Conveyor/Mntce.DOJ:31.03.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Ramalingam,* CPF No.23782Chief Technician./Top Bench

DOJ:06.06.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Venkatakrishnan,* CPF No.32041Foreman(SG1)./Mines Service UnitDOJ:23.01.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Arunachalam,* CPF No.32288Foreman(SG1)./Conveyors/M.R.RDOJ:20.03.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Kaliyamoorthy,* CPF No.32837Foreman(SG1)./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:05.10.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Radha,* CPF No.36989Spl Gr Master Optr.(SG1)./Mini AutoDOJ:23.10.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

T. Sivasankaran,* CPF No.23036Chief Technician./MRT Testing ZoneDOJ:20.01.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

J. Seenipandian,* CPF No.28702Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Lignite Bench

DOJ:29.10.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Shanmuga Sundaram,* CPF No.29172Sr. Foreman(SG2)./PLg & Tech.

DOJ:05.11.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Theogarajan, CPF No.29228APO (SG2)./Accts.

DOJ:22.04.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

V.. Rajendran,* CPF No.29511Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Track ShiftingDOJ:31.07.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Rajeevi,* CPF No.35133Chief Reception Steward (SG3)./HRDOJ:30.10.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Thirunavkkarasu, CPF No.25881Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Crawler Yard

DOJ:13.01.1981; DOR:30.09.2016

R. Gopalakrishnan,* CPF No.27699Asst Officer (Security)(SG2)./HR

DOJ:07.11.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Vijayakumar,* CPF No.27733Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:31.08.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Subramanian,* CPF No.23795Chief Technician./Lignite Bench

DOJ:12.03.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Venkatesan,* CPF No.25037Chief Technician./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:29.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Kuppan Chetty,* CPF No.28233Chief Technician./HR

DOJ:08.11.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Sukumar,* CPF No.25321Sr. Tech Gr. I./HR

DOJ:04.07.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Ramanujam,* CPF No.29235Spl Gr A Token Clerk Canteen./HRDOJ:14.03.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Veerabadran,* CPF No.30025Chief Technician./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:19.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Motchanathan,* CPF No.36998Master Operator./Shift Oprn. HR

DOJ:13.11.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Kanagaraj,* CPF No.38022Sr. Terminal Operator./HR

DOJ:01.08.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Thambuswamy,* CPF No.38051Superintendent Gr I./HR

DOJ:26.02.1991; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Gunaseelan,* CPF No.25033Sr. Tech Gr. I./Surplus Cell

DOJ:29.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Kumar,* CPF No.25213Chief Technician./New Surface Bench

DOJ:01.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Mariya Joseph,* CPF No.25230Chief Technician./Shift Oprn. HR

DOJ:13.11.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Panneerselvam, CPF No.25398Chief Technician./Lignite Bench

DOJ:21.02.1981; DOR:31.07.2016

C. Pachaikkannu,* CPF No.25605Chief Technician./Storm Water Control

DOJ:18.05.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

T. Pichaikaran, CPF No.26373Chief Technician./Track Shifting

DOJ:04.10.1982; DOR:31.07.2016

N. Govindaraju,* CPF No.24206Master Operator./S.M.E./M.R.R

DOJ:15.12.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

M. S. Sundaram,* CPF No.24769Chief Technician./S.M.E./Lubrication DOJ:31.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Mani,* CPF No.24805Chief Technician./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:30.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Jothi,* CPF No.27207Sr. Tech Gr. I./Surplus Cell

DOJ:09.08.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Moulana Bakash,* CPF No.27259Sr. Tech Gr. I./HR

DOJ:28.11.1976; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Dhakshinamurthy,* CPF No.29551Sr. Tech Gr. I./HR

DOJ:05.08.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Kasi Rajan,* CPF No.29631Sr. Tech Gr. I./Blast Hole Drills

DOJ:02.09.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

Farewell


R. Vetrivelu,* CPF No.24100Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Lignite Bench

DOJ:15.11.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Vijayan,* CPF No.25143Tech. Gr. .II (B)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:15.11.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Kolandaivelu,* CPF No.40708Tech Gr.II (B)./Lignite Bench

DOJ:08.07.1996; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Sundaravathanam,* CPF No.41395Tech Gr.II (B)./Land Acquisition

DOJ:13.02.1997; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Arumugam,* CPF No.39341Tech. Gr. I.(A)./HR

DOJ:23.07.1993; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Sundar,* CPF No.40713Tech Gr.III (C)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:15.07.1996; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Annam, CPF No.40743Spl Gr. B Attendant/Woman./HR

DOJ:12.09.1996; DOR:31.07.2016

R. Ramanujam,* CPF No.43239Tech Gr. III (C)./HR

DOJ:01.06.2000; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Nowsheth,* CPF No.26396Tech. Gr. II (B)./Top Bench

DOJ:10.11.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Ramalingam,* CPF No.27160Sr Worker Gr. I(Canteen)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:07.03.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

M. A. Jameela,* CPF No.33798Spl. Gr. A Attendent./HR

DOJ:23.06.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Regunathan,* CPF No.28896Sr. Operator Gr. II./Surplus Cell

DOJ:28.12.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Bethusamy,* CPF No.34105Sr. Tech. Gr. II./HR

DOJ:08.05.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Vellayan,* CPF No.36800Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Surplus Cell

DOJ:22.09.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Arumugam,* CPF No.36668Tech. Gr. .I.(A)./Shift Oprn. HR

DOJ:18.09.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Dhanasekaran, CPF No.40901Sr. Operator Gr. II./Mini Auto

DOJ:01.10.1996; DOR:31.08.2016

S. Janakiram,* CPF No.39335Tech. Gr. I.(A)./HR

DOJ:22.07.1993; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Maria Raja Ratnam,* CPF No.39053Tech. Gr. I.(A)./HR

DOJ:19.04.1993; DOR:06.07.2016

S. P. Ravisankar,* CPF No.36291Sr. Tech Gr. I./F.M. YARD

DOJ:05.06.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Rajkumar,* CPF No.40573Gr. I Industrial Worker./HR

DOJ:16.04.1996; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Duraisamy, CPF No.25712DGM/Plng & Techl (Incl. Montrg)

DOJ:20.04.1981; DOR:31.08.2016

M. Alagusundaram,* CPF No.28902CM/Elec.

DOJ:14.02.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Krishnan, CPF No.23632SME Opr. Sec. (SG4)/E.C Bench

DOJ:30.11.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Ramdas,* CPF No.31295CM/Ground Water Control

DOJ:19.11.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Elangovan, CPF No.42764CM/HR

DOJ:15.03.1999; DOR:31.08.2016

S. Subramanian,* CPF No.23454ACM/Electrical Maintenance

DOJ:14.12.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Baburajendran, CPF No.31872Dy. Executive Engineer/Blast Hole Drill

DOJ:22.09.1986; DOR:31.07.2016

V. Vinothkumar, CPF No.23367SME Opr. Sec.(SG4)/Middle BenchDOJ:29.11.1978; DOR:31.08.2016

A. Venkatesan,* CPF No.27517ADGM/Mech.

DOJ:05.03.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Sankaran,* CPF No.24420CM/Chemical

DOJ:25.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

K. D. Prasannan,* CPF No.25499CM/Elec.

DOJ:23.12.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

Ananth Krishnan,* CPF No.26445CM/Elec.

DOJ:04.01.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Ramalingam,* CPF No.26691CM/Mech.

DOJ:21.02.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Sabapathy, CPF No.43405Sr Worker G.III (G)./Lignite BenchDOJ:21.07.2000; DOR:31.08.2016

S. Kaliyaperumal,* CPF No.44329Sr Worker Gr.III (G)./Top Bench

DOJ:18.07.2003; DOR:06.07.2016

T. S. Parameswaran,* CPF No.23519GM/Conveyor/Maintenance

DOJ:02.11.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Varadarajalou,* CPF No.24383GM/Mech.

DOJ:25.02.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Alagarsamy,* CPF No.24595DGM/Crawler Yard

DOJ:25.02.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

TP

S .

II

R. Gunasekaran,* CPF No.33631Sr. Tech. Gr. II./HR

DOJ:08.05.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Dhandapani,* CPF No.24474Sr. Inspector./HR

DOJ:01.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Manickam,* CPF No.33772Sr. Tech. Gr. II./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:08.05.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

Farewell

Min

e-I

A

R. Komala, CPF No.24232APO(SG4)./Acct.

DOJ:09.06.1980; DOR:31.07.2016


T. Nagarajan,* CPF No.28178Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:31.08.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

L. Sankaradoss,* CPF No.30880Sg Master Operator (SG2)/E.C Bench

DOJ:12.09.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Jayabalan,* CPF No.23585Spl Gr Master Operator(SG1)./HRDOJ:31.03.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Vaidyanathan,* CPF No.25350Sg. SME Opr(SG2)./Bottom BenchDOJ:31.07.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Sarasan,* CPF No.24478Spl Gr Chief Building Inspector(SG1)./HR

DOJ:29.10.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Kannan,* CPF No.26170Spl Gr Master Operator(SG1)./HRDOJ:28.07.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Thamizharasu,* CPF No.31227Foreman(SG1)./Electrical Maintenance

DOJ:29.10.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Basha,* CPF No.28580Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:09.11.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Raja,* CPF No.28772Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:01.03.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Subramanian,* CPF No.29478Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:29.07.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Thanikachalam,* CPF No.29651Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:02.08.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Arumugam,* CPF No.30002Sr. Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:18.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Govindarajan,* CPF No.25486Sr Foreman(SG3)./HR

DOJ:17.12.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Elango, CPF No.26586Sr Foreman(SG3)./GWC

DOJ:14.02.1983; DOR:31.08.2016

N. Somasundaram,* CPF No.27878SME Opr. Sel.GR(SG3)./Bottom Bench

DOJ:28.06.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Arularasi,* CPF No.28894Asst. Personnel Officer(SG3)./HRDOJ:23.01.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Palanisamy,* CPF No.24833AO/MC (SG2)./SME/M.R.R

DOJ:13.10.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Ranganathan,* CPF No.31618Foreman(SG1)./HR

DOJ:08.01.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Ganapathi,* CPF No.26347Superintendent Gr I./HR

DOJ:07.05.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

V. K. Velmurugan,* CPF No.39009Tech. Gr.II (B)./HR

DOJ:24.02.1993; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Ramasamy,* CPF No.40681Spl. Gr A Asst. Cook./HR

DOJ:13.06.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Maria Francis,* CPF No.41318Sr Worker Gr I (Canteen)./HR

DOJ:01.10.1996; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Soosainathan,* CPF No.26804Sr Worker Gr II (Canteen)./HR

DOJ:05.05.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Duraikkannu, CPF No.25726DGM/Elec. Opn.

DOJ:03.11.1980; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Annamalai, CPF No.25418CM/Turb. Opn.

DOJ:08.01.1981; DOR:31.07.2016

S. Somasundaram, CPF No.24960ADGM/Plng & Tech

DOJ:13.10.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

P. Koodalingam, CPF No.25632CM/Accts.

DOJ:15.09.1980; DOR:30.09.2016

M. Padihalingam, CPF No.28782Sr. Tech Gr. I./Bottom Bench

DOJ:03.12.1984; DOR:31.08.2016

K. Srinivasan,* CPF No.33695Sr. Tech. Gr. II./HR

DOJ:11.05.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Rames Kumar,* CPF No.28051Spl. Gr. A.P/HR

DOJ:09.12.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Kothandapani,* CPF No.38365Tech. Gr.I.(A)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:29.08.1991; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Sachidhanandham,* CPF No.31659Foreman(SG1)./HR

DOJ:05.01.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Gopal,* CPF No.32323Foreman(SG1)./HR

DOJ:08.06.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Selvaraj,* CPF No.32733Spl Gr Master Operator(SG1)./HRDOJ:15.07.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

I. Arul Doss,* CPF No.24197Chief Technician/E.C Bench

DOJ:17.12.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Paramasivam,* CPF No.24699Chief Technician/E.C Bench

DOJ:26.06.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Palanivel, CPF No.25112Sr Foreman(SG3)./Mini Auto

DOJ:02.12.1980; DOR:31.08.2016

G. Sridharan, CPF No.24520Sg. SME Opr. (SG4)./Lignite BenchDOJ:04.08.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

Veera Eanathi,* CPF No.23032Sr Foreman(SG3)./Mini Auto

DOJ:05.02.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Srinivasan,* CPF No.24874Sr Foreman(SG3)./HR

DOJ:14.05.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

B. Muthaliph, CPF No.25014Sr Foreman(SG3)./Ground Water Control

DOJ:13.06.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

K. Selvarasu, CPF No.25004ACM/WCTP

DOJ:08.01.1981; DOR:31.08.2016

Farewell

TPS-

I


A. Karuppiah, CPF No.24875Sr Foreman(SG3)./Electrical General I

DOJ:16.05.1980; DOR:31.08.2016

M. Chithuraj, CPF No.37643Chief Conductor./Operation

DOJ:21.12.1990; DOR:31.08.2016

V. Rajendiran, CPF No.26326Asst. Officer(SG3)./Volume.III

DOJ:07.05.1982; DOR:31.08.2016

V. Panneerselvam, CPF No.27691Asst. Officer(SG3)./Volume.III

DOJ:07.11.1983; DOR:31.08.2016

N. Subburaj, CPF No.25333Chief Technician./Library

DOJ:30.01.1981; DOR:30.09.2016

R. Veerasamy,* CPF No.41893Sr Worker Gr I(C)./Industrial Canteen

DOJ:01.10.1997; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Subramanian, CPF No.43503Sr Worker Gr III (G).

DOJ:14.08.2000; DOR:30.09.2016

S. Ramalingam, CPF No.25154CM/Electrical Township Mtnce I

DOJ:21.10.1980; DOR:30.09.2016

M. Guhan,* CPF No.37530Dy Executive Engineer/Surplus CellDOJ:01.12.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Tamilselvan, CPF No.23428APO (SG3)./HR

DOJ:02.12.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

T. Govindaraju, CPF No.25245Sr Foreman(SG2)./Mech. & Elec. Mtnce

DOJ:12.01.1981; DOR:31.07.2016

T. Sadagopan, CPF No.27356SG Chief Checking Inspector(SG2)./Opn.

DOJ:15.11.1983; DOR:31.07.2016

A. Loganathan,* CPF No.29763Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Fabrication ShopDOJ:25.09.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Jothi,* CPF No.36211Chief Technician./Light Motor Vehicles

DOJ:04.06.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Ramalingam, CPF No.30593Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Electrical General IDOJ:07.07.1986; DOR:30.09.2016

P. Sugumaran, CPF No.26988DCM/Fin./Accts.

DOJ:21.03.1983; DOR:31.08.2016

R. Sathiyamoorthi,* CPF No.41732Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Surplus Man Power Cell

DOJ:01.08.1997; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Karuppan, CPF No.33517Spl. Gr.A Attendent./Power Station Enrg.

DOJ:29.08.1988; DOR:31.07.2016

P. Veerabalu, CPF No.27039DGM/CARD

DOJ:06.06.1983; DOR:30.09.2016

S. Renganathan, CPF No.25921ACM/Accts.

DOJ:04.01.1982; DOR:31.08.2016

K. Ramalingam, CPF No.23386Chief Technician./Central Stores

DOJ:14.03.1979; DOR:31.08.2016

Vijayakumari Murugesan,* CPF No.33767APO(SG3)./Mumbai Office

DOJ:07.12.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

Dr. K. Janardhan, CPF No.29624Chief General Supdnt.

DOJ:01.10.1985; DOR:31.07.2016

R. Padmanabhan, CPF No.21768Private Secretary/Accts.

DOJ:05.05.1978; DOR:31.08.2016

V. Jaganathan, CPF No.23433Sr. Foreman(SG3)./L & D

DOJ:13.12.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

S. Agastheeswaran, CPF No.28517Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Cont.

DOJ:06.11.1984; DOR:31.07.2016

S. Rajagopalan, CPF No.25071Spl Gr Master Operator(SG1).

DOJ:11.09.1980; DOR:30.09.2016

V. Palani,* CPF No.38550Tech. Gr.I.(A)./Maintenance

DOJ:07.11.1991; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Abdul Hameed, CPF No.24113APO (SG3).

DOJ:05.04.1980; DOR:31.08.2016

Thresiamma Joseph,* CPF No.29390APO (SG3).

DOJ:12.08.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

T. M. Uma,* CPF No.38052DCE/L & DC

DOJ:05.03.1991; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Krishnan, CPF No.31433Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Guest Houses

DOJ:26.12.1986; DOR:30.09.2016

G. Dhasarathamoorthy, CPF No.42538Tech. Gr.II (B)./Water Supply

DOJ:25.02.1998; DOR:31.07.2016

N. Poongavanam, CPF No.44906Gr. I Industrial Worker.

DOJ:27.01.2006; DOR:30.09.2016

S. Sankaranarayanan, CPF No.25943CGM/Fin./Accts.

DOJ:21.12.1981; DOR:31.07.2016

P. Vairamurthi, CPF No.27464ACM/Fin./Accts.

DOJ:26.03.1983; DOR:31.07.2016

K. Selvavel, CPF No.24939Sr Foreman(SG3)./Reconditioning. elec.

DOJ:16.07.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

G. Ramachandran, CPF No.25994AO/MC (SG3)/FHS

DOJ:24.09.1982; DOR:31.07.2016

T. Rajagopal, CPF No.26835Spl Gr A AM/Ind. Canteen

DOJ:19.02.1979; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Saleem Ahmed, CPF No.24267Sr Foreman (SG3)./Civil Services

DOJ:29.10.1979; DOR:31.07.2016

D. Charles, CPF No.45063Gr. I IW/Shift Operation

DOJ:13.02.2006; DOR:30.09.2016

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C. Rajendran, CPF No.34578Sr. Operator Gr. I

DOJ:26.10.1983; DOR:30.09.2016

P. Subramanian,* CPF No.25351DGM/S.M.E./Machine MaintenanceDOJ:23.12.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

P. Rajalingam, CPF No.30644SG Chargeman (HPW) Gr(SG4)

DOJ:09.07.1986; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Asokan,* CPF No.25356DGM/Mech.

DOJ:27.10.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Ramalingam,* CPF No.25407DGM/Elec.

DOJ:29.12.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Sivachandran,* CPF No.26140DGM/Planning & Techl(Incl. Monitoring)

DOJ:07.12.1981; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Rani, CPF No.42323Tech. Gr.II (B)./Planning & Tecnl

DOJ:02.02.1998; DOR:30.09.2016

K. Jothi, CPF No.43215Sr Worker Gr III (G)./Accts.

DOJ:01.06.2000; DOR:31.07.2016

R. Venkatesan, CPF No.44870Gr. I In. Wr./Civil Services in OprnDOJ:27.01.2006; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Ramachandran,* CPF No.24162GM/Electrical Mines/Machine Mtce.DOJ:12.11.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Jimbo,* CPF No.24374ADGM/Mech.

DOJ:24.03.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Murugadasan, CPF No.25942DGM/construction

DOJ:05.01.1982; DOR:31.08.2016

S. Balachandar, CPF No.24055DGM/BTG Oprn.

DOJ:06.08.1979; DOR:31.07.2016

A. Panneerselvam, CPF No.25634DGM/Safety

DOJ:03.03.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

S. Antoniraj, CPF No.23846DGM/WCTP Oprn. & Adjmnt.

DOJ:15.09.1979; DOR:31.07.2016

Dr. R. Saikumar,* CPF No.34227Dy Chief Medical Officer.

DOJ:31.07.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

Prabha Rajan, CPF No.28119Nursing Superintendent.

DOJ:09.08.1984; DOR:30.09.2016

S. Visalakshi,* CPF No.33561Nursing Superintendent.

DOJ:07.12.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Rajeswari,* CPF No.33563Addl. Nursing Superintendent.

DOJ:20.12.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

S. I. Hameed Ibrahim,* CPF No.26593DGM/Track Shifting

DOJ:21.02.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Rajendiran,* CPF No.25115DCE/Elec.

DOJ:02.12.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Durairaju,* CPF No.24581Sr Foreman(SG3)./Top Bench

DOJ:08.08.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Raja, CPF No.28880SG Master Opr(SG3)./Track ShiftingDOJ:10.04.1985; DOR:31.07.2016

P. Periasamy,* CPF No.29528APO (SG3)./HR

DOJ:02.09.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Kannan, CPF No.25562Sr Foreman(SG2)./Bottom Bench

DOJ:09.01.1981; DOR:31.07.2016

K. Kaliyamoorthy,* CPF No.27209SG . SME Opr(SG2)./Lignite BenchDOJ:11.08.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Thangavelu,* CPF No.27397Sr Foreman(SG2)./GWC

DOJ:13.10.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Palanimuthu,* CPF No.26909SG . SME Opr. (SG4)./Lignite BenchDOJ:02.06.1978; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Rajangam, CPF No.21975Sr Foreman(SG3)./F.M YARD Mech.DOJ:14.12.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Savarimuthu, CPF No.23371Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./Lubrication

DOJ:01.12.1978; DOR:31.07.2016

C. Selvarasu, CPF No.24573Sr Foreman(SG3)./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:05.08.1980; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Govindasamy, CPF No.26723 Spl Gr A Server W7 Scale

DOJ:02.06.1978; DOR:31.08.2016

I. Vinayagamoorthi,* CPF No.25125DGM/Mech.

DOJ:25.02.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Ramachandran,* CPF No.43013Tech Gr.III (C)

DOJ:05.05.2000; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Arivalagan, CPF No.27949SG . SME Opr (SG3)./Top Bench

DOJ:06.07.1984; DOR:31.08.2016

C. R. Sreedharanpillai, CPF No.23731APO (SG4)./HR

DOJ:01.12.1979; DOR:31.07.2016

P. Rangarajan,* CPF No.24298CM/Vulcanising

DOJ:24.03.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Pazhanisamy,* CPF No.25728CM/Elec.

DOJ:26.05.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Balachandran,* CPF No.26109CM/Mech.

DOJ:18.01.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Sreeramachandramurthy,* CPF No.29792, CM/Mech.

DOJ:22.11.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Renuka,* CPF No.32019 CM/Electrical Mines/Machine Mtce.DOJ:03.04.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

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DOJ:12.03.1984; DOR:30.09.2016

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B. Jayagobi, CPF No.28473Sr Foreman(SG2)./Drills

DOJ:20.09.1984; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Razul,* CPF No.27803Sr Foreman(SG2)./BHD

DOJ:05.03.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Sekar, CPF No.28155SG Master Opr(SG2)./SOP

DOJ:08.08.1984; DOR:30.09.2016

V. M. Raghuraman,* CPF No.28183Sr Foreman(SG2)./Track Shifting

DOJ:30.04.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

E. Krishnamoorthy,* CPF No.28184Sr Foreman(SG2)./Mini Auto

DOJ:21.02.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Balakrishnan,* CPF No.28721Sr Foreman(SG2)./S.M.E./Reconditioning

DOJ:30.10.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Murugan,* CPF No.30826SG Master Opr(EME/CME)(SG2).DOJ:11.09.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

V. Thiyagarajan,* CPF No.28385Foreman(SG1)./Track Shifting

DOJ:29.10.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Balasubramanian,* CPF No.29098Chief Tech./Surface Bench

DOJ:29.10.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Murali,* CPF No.29634Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Mini Auto

DOJ:02.09.1985; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Selvaraj, CPF No.28929SG Master Opr(SG2)./Conveyor

DOJ:10.04.1985; DOR:31.07.2016

N. R. Subramaniam, CPF No.28620Sr Foreman(SG2)./GWC

DOJ:03.03.1984; DOR:31.08.2016

B. Ameerjohn,* CPF No.33156Master Operator./HR

DOJ:15.07.1987; DOR:06.07.2016

N. Devarasu,* CPF No.25087Chief Tech./Surplus Cell

DOJ:14.11.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Venkatesan,* CPF No.38070APO (SG2)./Accts

DOJ:08.09.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Marutharaj,* CPF No.30235Sr Foreman(SG2)./Lignite Bench

DOJ:19.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Mani,* CPF No.28663Jr Officer (Admn)(SG2)./Accts.

DOJ:09.11.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

T. Sivaguru, CPF No.34299Master Operator./Mini Auto

DOJ:02.05.1989; DOR:30.09.2016

M. Rengan, CPF No.27111Chief Tech./Ground Water ControlDOJ:15.06.1983; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Arokiadasan,* CPF No.28153Spl Gr Master Opr(SG1)./Track Shifting

DOJ:08.08.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Jeevanandam,* CPF No.30308Sr Foreman(SG2)./S.M.E./Reconditioning

DOJ:20.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Sankar, CPF No.28672Sr Foreman(SG2)./S.M.E.

DOJ:20.09.1984; DOR:31.07.2016

M. Padmanaban,* CPF No.39975Sr. Tech Gr. I./Elec Mines/Machine Mtce

DOJ:20.01.1995; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Govindasamy, CPF No.27117Chief Tech./Ground Water ControlDOJ:20.06.1983; DOR:30.09.2016

R. Inbakumar,* CPF No.28215 Foreman(SG1)./Mini Auto

DOJ:29.10.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Thamizhanandan,* CPF No.30313Sr Foreman(SG2)./S.M.E./MM

DOJ:20.03.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Mohamed Ghouse, CPF No.28693Sr Foreman(SG2)./HR

DOJ:29.10.1984; DOR:30.09.2016

N. Rajasekaran,* CPF No.26226Sr. Operator Gr. II./Mini Auto

DOJ:09.07.1982; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Sekar, CPF No.27461Chief Tech./F.M YARD Mech

DOJ:25.05.1983; DOR:31.08.2016

S. Raveendranath,* CPF No.28379 Foreman(SG1)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:30.04.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

D. Premkumar Joshinath, CPF No.28556Sr Foreman(SG2)./Conveyor

DOJ:05.11.1984; DOR:31.08.2016

V. Subramanian,* CPF No.28921Sr. Foreman(SG2)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:05.11.1984; DOR:06.07.2016

G. Kasinathan,* CPF No.30819Master Opor CME/EME./Surplus CellDOJ:12.09.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Kumarasamyraja,* CPF No.31380Foreman(SG1)./Elec. Mines/Conveyor Mtce

DOJ:03.11.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

A. R. K. Selva,* CPF No.33388SG Master Opr(EME/CME)(SG2).DOJ:25.02.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Anthonisamy,* CPF No.33835Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Bottom Bench

DOJ:08.05.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Ganesan,* CPF No.36725Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Conveyor

DOJ:20.09.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

C. Ramachandran,* CPF No.38222Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Vulcanising

DOJ:05.08.1991; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Dhanaraj,* CPF No.34294Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Surplus Cell

DOJ:22.06.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Thanigasalam,* CPF No.35002Sr. Tech. Gr.II./Surplus Cell

DOJ:25.09.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

M. Subramanian,* CPF No.35464Spl Gr A Server Cntn./Industrial Canteen

DOJ:10.07.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

R. Ramalingam,* CPF No.36624Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Surplus Cell

DOJ:17.09.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

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S. Ramachandran,* CPF No.41862Tech Gr.II (B)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:01.10.1997; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Rayappan,* CPF No.37973Sr Worker Gr I (Cant)./IC

DOJ:01.12.1986; DOR:06.07.2016

K. Velmurugan, CPF No.43263Tech Gr.III (C)./Lignite Bench

DOJ:01.06.2000; DOR:31.07.2016

A. Mohan,* CPF No.34711Gr. I Industrial Worker./Surplus CellDOJ:25.10.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Chinnasamy, CPF No.43347Sr Worker Gr III (G)/Track ShiftingDOJ:21.06.2000; DOR:30.09.2016

V. Krishnamurthy, CPF No.43723Sr Worker Gr III (G)./Lignite BenchDOJ:25.08.2000; DOR:31.08.2016

C. Ganesan, CPF No.44389 Sr Worker Gr III (G)./Lignite BenchDOJ:18.07.2003; DOR:31.07.2016

S. Lourdhusamy, CPF No.39122Tech Gr.I.(A)./Surface Bench

DOJ:07.05.1993; DOR:30.09.2016

A. Siddharthan,* CPF No.38299 Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Planning & Techl

DOJ:02.12.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

A. Jothi, CPF No.41191Sr. Operator Gr. II./Vulcanising

DOJ:01.10.1996; DOR:30.09.2016

P. Umadurai, CPF No.41209Sr. Operator Gr. II.

DOJ:01.10.1996; DOR:31.08.2016

K. Velmurugan,* CPF No.34244Tech. Gr.I.(A)./Surplus Cell

DOJ:10.07.1989; DOR:06.07.2016

J. Elsi,* CPF No.23478Executive Secretary./HR

DOJ:02.06.1979; DOR:06.07.2016

P. B. Venugopal,* CPF No.33386Sr. Tech Gr. I./EMG

DOJ:21.01.1988; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Kasirengan,* CPF No.26406ADGM/Boiler Oprn

DOJ:10.01.1983; DOR:06.07.2016

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Ambaram Enakhiya, CPF No.30269GM/Civil Services

DOJ:23.12.1985; DOR:31.07.2016

J. Ponrajsamuel,* CPF No.24386DGM/Boiler Maintenance

DOJ:26.03.1980; DOR:06.07.2016

Ramkumar Yadav,* CPF No.38719Sr. Tech. Gr. II./Civil Services

DOJ:02.01.1990; DOR:06.07.2016

S. Varadarajulu, CPF No.33496APO (SG3)./HR

DOJ:01.09.1979; DOR:31.08.2016

M. Sivaprakasam, CPF No.27141Sr. Foreman(SG2)./FHSO

DOJ:20.08.1983; DOR:31.08.2016

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The Raw Lignite Consumer Meet-2016 was held on 26.09.2016 at the Corporate Office, Neyveli. Shri Subir Das, Director (Mines), NLCI Ltd, chaired the meeting. Shri S. Thirunavukkarasu, ED/CP&PM appraised the consumers about the company's position on sale of raw lignite. Representatives from M/s. TAQA Neyveli Power Co. (P) Ltd., Dalmia Cement Bharat Ltd., Chettinad Cement Corporation Ltd, Ultra Tech Cement Ltd., TNPL, MALCO Energy Ltd., JSW Steel Ltd., TANCEM Ltd, Agriculture Commissionerate, Government of Tamil Nadu, Ambuja Industries and Excel Environ system participated.Dr. T. Kannadasan, CGM/Geology, Shri R. Balasubramanian, GM/Fin./M&S, Shri N. Anantharaman, GM/Contracts, Shri K. Subramanian, GM/MM & Disposal and Shri Y.M.S. Pillai, DGM/CP & PM represented NLC India in the meeting.The auctioner M/s. MSTC Ltd., Chennai, was represented by Smt. V. Vasanti, DGM(RM) and Shri N. Shanmugam, Dy. Manager. Shri Syed Abdul Fateh Khalid, ED/Mines, Shri R. Mohan, ED/Commercial, Shri Arvind Kumar, CGM/Mine-IA and Shri M.R.Ravichandran, GM/Sales & Marketing participated in the meeting.The Director/Mines in his address informed the customers that they may make use of the large stock of lignite presently available with the company and invited them to actively participate in the auction scheme planned to be introduced for Long Term Linkage.


Raw Lignite Consumer Meet

AchievementAchievements

In-House TalentsComputer Services Unit of our TA Department has developed about 25 Major in-house applications for the use of various divisions of the Department. Library Information System and Smart Card scanning facility, one of the in-house software applications on Oracle platform was developed by Shri A. Saravanan,

DCM/EDP and Shri A. Sivakumaran, STO/CS/TA. This software was released on 22.10.2015. To improve the performance of the software and to find the solutions to the practical problems faced, Shri Sivakumaran conceived and developed an investigation module for auditing the input methods. Now the practical problems have been rectified and the application is running without error. This module is not available even in the worldwide web. When shared, the programmers around the globe appreciated the efforts and the initiatives of our employee.

Congratulations!

Neyveli student represents India in the International Leprosy Congress

Dr. T. Pugazhenthan (S/o Shri K. Thangaraju, Sr. Foreman, CERS), an alumnus of Jawahar MHSS and a Medical Officer in Clinical Division of the Central Leprosy Teaching and Research Institute at Chengalpattu, represented our country under the Young Scientist category at the 19th International Leprosy Congress held in Beijing, China between 18.09.2016

and 21.09.2016 As many as 680 leading international experts in the field from 13 countries participated in the Congress. The Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) under the Department of Science and Technology, GOI, sponsored his airfare under the International Travel Support Scheme. His accommodation was supported by the Centre for International Co-operation in Science (CICS), GOI.Dr. Pugazhenthan's research paper on “Metformin”, an anti-diabetic drug as a therapeutic agent in the management of chronic recurrent moderate to severe erythina Nodosun Leprosum was circulated at the congress.

Congratulations!

NLCI Cricket Coach nominated as State SelectorShri N. Rajeev, AO/MC and the Cricket Coach of the NLC India Sports Control Board, has been nominated as one among the 4 State Selectors by the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA).The TNCA is affiliated to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and is governing the Game in the State.Shri Rajeev has played domestic first class cricket (Ranji Trophy) for the Kerala State between 1985 and 1991 and has acted as the State Selector for selecting the U-14 Tamil Nadu Team.This qualified him for the nomination as the State Selector of the U-19 team. The selectors will finalize the 30-member team from the inter-district matches played by 34 districts in the State. The final selection of 15-member team will be made by these four selectors, after the District teams have played against the city teams.

Congratulations!

Rajkarthik gets special award for the best in Human & Traditional Values!Shri N.M. Rajkarthik, s/o Shri R. Mohan, CM/C&P, NTPL, T h o o t h u k u d i , former student of B a c h e l o r o f B u s i n e s s Admin is t ra t ion (2012-15) in the Chennai Campus o f t h e A m i t y University, Uttar Pradesh secured f i r s t p l a c e i n A c a d e m i c s b y securing the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 9.55 and won a Gold Medal and a Citation. He also won the “Shree Baljit Shastri Award for the best in Human & Traditional Values.” An alumna of Jawahar MHSS, Rajakarthik is currently pursuing Masters in Business Information System at Monash University at Melbourne in Australia.

Congratulations!

539 Students win Rajya Puraskar AwardThe Scouts and Guides of Neyveli Bharat Scouts & Guides Association have bagged 539 Rajya Puraskar Awards for their contribution in developing young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential. In a function organized at the Raj Bhavan on 22.08.2016, Dr. K. Rosaiah, the then Hon'ble Governor of Tamil Nadu, presented the Awards for the years 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15. Neyveli Scout student M.S. Sakthi Kumar of Jawahar HSS (CBSE), Block-5 and Guide Student S. Divya Prabha of St. Joseph of Cluny Matric. HSS, Block-25 received the awards from the Governor. Shri P. Benjamin, the then Hon'ble Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare, Government of Tamil Nadu and senior officials of the Education Department participated.The students were accompanied by Shri P. Sekar, District Secretary, and Shri P. Partheeban and Smt. Malathi, Trainers of Bharat Scouts and Guides.

Congratulations!


A. Sivakumaran N. Rajeev

Dr. T. Pugazhenthan

N.M. Rajakarthik receiving the award

M.S. Sakthi Kumar receiving the award from the Hon'ble Governor

Academic


Patrick GeorgeS/o LucymoleCsacko

CM/Elec./PSE/CO All India Rank: 4177

B. Tech. (CS) IIT, Palakkad

K. Pawan PrasadS/o V. Krishnamurthy

CM/Elec./NNTPPAll India Rank: 6570

B. Tech. (Biological Science) IIT, Chennai

N. Sharmili PoojaD/o S. Narendrakumar

All India Rank: 9972B. Tech. (Engg. Design)

IIT, Chennai

M.E. JayanthS/o M.Elangovan

CM/PSE/COAll India Rank: 14214

B. Tech. (Mech.), IIT, Chennai

During the academic year 2016-17, as many as 25 students from Jawahar Higher Secondary School, Block 5, Neyveli, have

qualified in the IIT-JEE (Advanced) Examinations and became eligible for admission in to the Indian Institutes of

Technology. However, 4 students opted to study various courses in IIT, Palakkad and IIT, Chennai. The remaining

21 students (G.Sanath Balaji, S.Anju, J.K.Nithin Rahav, Rigved Manoj, R.Sudharsan Bharatwaj, G.Archana, R.Srividya,

S.Sudarsan, V.Dharanya, V.S.Vibashan, G.Ganesh, R.Pradeep Kumar, A.R.Sibi, S.Sudershan, P.V.Muni Kumar, R.K.Ajaiy

Prabhu, S.Nithish, V.Ujjval Sai, R.Keerthiraj, S.Vamsi Swaroop and P.Nihal) have joined in other prestigious institutions like

National University of Singapore, Singapore, Indian Institute of Space Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram, Birla Institute

Technology & Science (BITS), Pilani and National Institute of Technology (NIT), Trichy.

Admission in Professional Courses - A Continuous Achievement!Indian Institutes of Technology

Medical Colleges

As many as 16 students from Neyveli secured admission in various medical colleges for the academic year 2016-17. Among the 16 students, 8 are from Jawahar Higher Secondary School (JHSS) (Block 5). St. Joseph Cluny Matric Higher Secondary School (SJCMHSS) and Jawahar Matric Higher Secondary School (JMHSS) has sent 3 and 2 students respectively to various medica l co l leges . Apar t f rom the 13 students, 3 students from Neyveli who studied +2 at outside schools also got admission in various medical colleges.

Brown Coal wishes these students to become Efficient Engineers & Dedicated Doctors!

J.R. Haretta ReddyD/o J. Ravikandhan

Sr.Tech.Gr.I/NLCI GH#

SJCMHSS : 197.50ESIC Medical College &

PGIMSR, Chennai

R.Bhuja SriD/o K. Raja

EE/WCTP/TPS-II Expn.#SJCMHSS : 197.50

Thanjavur Medical College, Thanjavur

M. MareyamD/o A. S M Rasool Basha

Chief Tech./LA/Mine-I#

SJCMHSS : 197.25Thanjavur Medical College, Thanjavur

A. IndhumathiD/o T. Alagappan

APS/NLCI GH#

197Stanley Medical College, Chennai

M. KirthigaD/o S. Mathialagan

Chief Tech./CWS/NSU#

JMHSS : 195Thanjavur Medical College, Thanjavur

S.K. IlamathiD/o M.Saraswathi

ANS/NLCI GH#194.75

Rajah Muthiah Medical College, Chidambaram

A. AkilanS/o B. Alagesan

Voc. Instructor/NLCBHSS

JHSS; 230276*Mahatma Gandhi Medical & Research Inst., Puducherry

S. PrasannaS/o R. Sridharan

Chief Tech./Purchase/MMC

JHSS; 116706*Mahatma Gandhi Medical & Research Inst., Puducherry

K. AtchayaD/o G. KrishnamoorthySG SME Opr./Mine-II

#194.75

Thanjavur Medical College, Thanjavur

T. SrithaD/o T.V. Krishna Rao

CM/GWC/Mine-II

JHSS; 2316*Stanley Medical College, Chennai

C. Ajhay SrinivassS/o P. Charles

CM/SME/Mine-I

JHSS; 91076*Devaraj Urs Medical College

Kolar District

A.T. Naghul PranavS/o A.J. Thirukumar

ACM/HR/TA

JHSS; 47071*Kalinga Inst. of Medical Science, Bhuvaneshwar

R. HariniD/o S. Raghuthaman

ADGM/PSE/CO

JHSS; 29908*Devaraj Urs Medical College

Kolar District

K. SivasankaranS/o M.S. Kumaresan

Chief Tech. SME/OH/Mine-I

JMHSS; 32305*Kilpauk Medical College,

Chennai

# Medical cut-off * NEET All India Overall Rank

M.S. KevinRoshS/o M.S. Sagaya Vincent

Foreman/ETM/TA

JHSS; 223791*Madha Medical College

Chennai

Harini B. NarayananD/o K. Badri Narayanan

CM/CO

JHSS; 39631*Ramachandra Medical College

Chennai

Sports

The Sports Control Board of NLC India Ltd., (NLCI), the

Neyveli Lignite City Club (NLCC) and the Cuddalore District

Table Tennis Association (CDTTA) jointly organized the NLCI

Diamond Jubilee 7th State Ranking Table Tennis Tournament

from 19.08.2016 to 21.08.2016 at Neyveli.

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLCI and the Chief patron of

CDTTA, inaugurated the Tournament on 19.08.2016 at NLCC.

The CMD in his

address said that

the students of

Neyveli excel both

in the academics

a n d s p o r t s

activities. With the

kind of importance

shown to sports,

the company is in

a p o s i t i o n t o

produce sportspersons to compete at the Common Wealth and

Olympic Games. 650 players from Neyveli, Chennai, Erode,

Kancheepuram, Madurai and Coimbatore participated in

12 events meant for different age groups.

Shri M.S. Dilip Kumar, Chief Referee of the Tamil Nadu Table

Tennis Association (TNTTA) with 19 more referees from

T h e E d u c a t i o n

Department of NLC India

Ltd., organized the 1st

Special Athletics Meet-

2016 for the differently

abled employees of the

company on 07.08.2016 at

Neyveli Bharathi Stadium.

D i f f e r e n t l y a b l e d

employees, including the

r e c e n t l y a p p o i n t e d

persons with disability,

participated in the meet.

As many as 69 participants including 24 women employees

took part in the sports events under the three categories viz.,

visually challenged, orthopaedic disability and hearing and

speech impaired in the sports events like Shot-put, Discuss

Throw, Standing Long Jump, Javelin Throw, Cricket Ball

NLC India Diamond Jubilee 7th State Ranking Table Tennis TournamentChennai and other districts judged the games. Many

International players took part in this tournament. Shri S.A.F.

Khalid, ED (Mines) NLCI and the President, NLCC, Dr. T.

Kannadasan, CGM (Geology) NLCI and the Secretary NLCC,

Shri Jacob Selvakumar, Hony. Treasurer of the TNTTA

addressed the gathering.

Shri S.A.F. Khalid presided over the valedictory function on

21.08.2016 at the

N L C C a n d

p r e s e n t e d t h e

prize money of

R s . 9 1 , 3 0 0 a n d

certificates to the

winners, runners,

semi- and quarter

finalists. These

p l a y e r s w i l l

represent the State

at the National Level Championships.

Shri N. Chockalingam, CM/Civil/TPS-II Expn. and nominated

member for Table Tennis, NLCC, Shri C. Sathiyamurthy, Chief

Building Inspector/TA, Secretary, CDTTA and Trainer, Table

Tennis and the members of the Club coordinated in

conducting the tournament.

NLCI hosts Zonal Level Sports & Games MeetThe zonal level “Bharathiar Day Games

and Republic Day Sports Meet 2016-17” of

Kurinjipadi Zone of Cuddalore Education

District, organized under the Department

of School Education of the Government of

Tamil Nadu were conducted on 01.09.2016

& 02.09.2016 at the NLCI HSS,

Mandarakuppam, Neyveli. Shri S. Sridhar,

ED/PR, TA, CSR & Edn., inaugurated

the meet in the presence of Smt. G.

Rajathilagam, District Physical Education

Inspectress, Cuddalore District.

NLCI hosted the meet , where in

700 students from 34 schools took part in

the competitions. 13 outdoor and 4 indoor

games were held at different venues.

Winners and runners of this meet will

participate in the Education District level

competitions to be held soon.

1st Special Athletics Meet-2016 for Differently Abled EmployeesThrow, Running Race (25

and 50 metres), Skipping,

Sit-ups and Push-ups.

While Shri A. Wahith Ali,

Assistant Service Worker,

S&FS, won the Men's

championship, Selvi V.

Nirmala Devi, Assistant

Service Worker, NLCI

General Hospital won the

Women's Championship.

Shr i C . Dura ikannu,

GM/Civil, NLCI was the Chief Guest at the prize distribution

function organized on the same day at the stadium and

presented prizes to the winners. Shri K. Jayakumar,

ACM/Occupational Health, NLCI General Hospital, hoisted

the National Flag at the beginning of the meet.

Winners of the meet with Shri C.Duraikannu,GM/Civil and other officials of NLCI

Shri S.Sridhar, ED /TA presenting the certificate to a winner

CMD and Director [Mines] in a friendly match Shri S.A.F. Khalid and other VIPs with the winners


Sports

Athletics

A. Raja, student of NLCI Boys HSS won the Individual

Championship at the 9th St. Joseph's State Level Inter School

Athletic meet for Boys and Girls 2016-17 held in Chennai on

13.08.2016 and

1 4 . 0 8 . 2 0 1 6 .

Students from 90

schools from all

parts of the State

participated in the

m e e t . O u r

students also won

t h e O v e r a l l

Championship by

securing 49 points

i n t o t a l . O n

15.08.2016 Shri Ajit, International Athlete, presented the

winners' cup to our students, in the presence of Shri B. Babu

Manoharan, MD of St. Joseph Group of Institutions.

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD, NLC India, appreciated the

Athlets and Footballers of the NLCI Boys HSS and their

coaches Shri P.James and Shri D.Johnson in person.

Athletics

D. Hariprasath, P. Kaviarasan and

P.Rajkumar, students of NLCI Boys HSS,

won a Gold Medal each in 400 Mts.,

Triple jump and 100 Mtrs. respectively,

while K. Prakash of the same school won

a Silver Medal in Long Jump event at the

National Athletic meet organized by the

Rural Games Federation of India at

Virudhachalam on 27.08.2016 and

28.08.2016.

Kho-Kho

T h e O d i s h a

K h o K h o

A s s o c i a t i o n

organized the

27th Sub-Junior

N a t i o n a l K h o - K h o

Championship 2015-16 for Boys

& Girls from 08.06.2016 to

12.06.2016 at Bhubaneswar,

Odisha.

R. Priyadarshini (D/o Shri N.

R a v i c h a n d r a n , J A A

Gr.II/SCB/TA) student of St.

Joseph of Cluny MHSS was a

member of the Tamil Nadu

Team which obtained the 5th

place in the championship.

M. Hamesh (S/o Shri M.

Murugesan) , s tudent o f

J a w a h a r H S S ( C B S E )

participated as a member of the

TamilNadu team.

Shri K.R. Rajendran, APO/HR

and Khabadi &

Kho Kho coach

of NLC India

Sports Control

Board trained

the students.

Football

The Football Team of NLCI BHSS won the State-level Football

Tournament held during the 9th St. Joseph State level Inter-

school sports Festival 2016-17, organized by the St. Joseph's

G r o u p o f

Ins t i tu t ions in

C h e n n a i f r o m

0 6 . 0 8 . 2 0 1 6 t o

08.08.2016.

Our boys defeated

S t . M i c h a e l

A c a d e m y ,

Chennai and Raja

Sir H.S. School,

Sivaganga, in the

knock out. The League began with a tie against Krishnagiri

Sports Hostel team, but the Neyvelians won the cup with

2-1 and 4-1 goals against the Wesley, Chennai and the Pius XI

Thuthoor Team.

Shri Shelton Moses, who represented India at the

International Volleyball Tournaments, presented the cup and

certificates to the winners.

9th St. Joseph State level Inter-school sports Festival 2016-17

Athletics

S. Juhi Sulthaana (D/o, Shri M.Sheriff Khan,

Foam Operator/Fire Services), student of St.

Joseph of Cluny MHSS, represented the State at

the 28th South Zone Junior Athletics Meet-2016

and won a Gold Medal in U-16 Pentathlon

Event. The meet was organized at Karim Nagar,

Telangana State, on 04.10.16 and 05.10.16.

Around

1 , 2 0 0

Athletes

from the

Souther

n States

and the

U n i o n

Territori

e s

participated. In the same meet, G. Mohana

( D / o S h r i S . G a n a p a t h y, S r. Te c h .

Gr-I/SME/Mine-I), student of Jawahar Science

College won a Gold (U-20) in 4x100 Mts. Relay

and 2 Silver Medals one each in 100 Mts.

Hurdles and Heptathlon.

M. Sowmiya (D/o Shri S. Murugan, SG.WCC.

Opr./Mine-I), student of SDNP Vaishnava

College, Chennai, represented the State at the

National Senior Athletics meet at Lucknow from

27.09.2016 to 30.09.2016 and won a Bronze

Medal in Heptathlon event. These athletes were

trained by Shri R. Sankaran, Dy. Manager/MC

and Athletics Coach of the Sports Control Board

of NLC India Limited.

Football

The Football team consisting of students

from the Jawahar HSS (CBSE) and

Jawahar Matric HSS represented the

Tamil Nadu State (U-10) at the G.R. Inter

State Football Tournament – 2016-17

held at Hyderabad on 16.04.2016.

Shri M. Ravindran, APO and Football

Coach, NLC India Sports Control Board,

trained the boys.

R.Priyadarshini

M.Hamesh

Players of NLCI Boys HSS football and Athlets Team with CMD, ED/TA, DGM/Education,

Correspondent of NLCI sports School and Coaches.

Principals of Jawahar Schools & Coach with students Neyveli students with

Shri K.Murugan, CM/SCB and coach


WIPS Corner

Communication Skills for Women

As part of the programme to develop the “Communication skills among Women”, a Patti Mandram (Debate) on the topic

“Uravugal Membada Perum Pangu Vagippavar–Äangaley? Pengaley?” (“In fostering good relationship who play a major role –Men? or Women?”) was organized on 05.07.2016. Smt. Yogamaya Acharya, President of Neyveli Magalir Mandram & Sneha Opportunity Services, Neyveli was the Chief Guest. Smt. Devahi Thangapandian and Smt. Santhi Selvakumar, Patrons, graced the occasion.

Shri S.Ravisankar, CGM/NLCI (Retd.), who was the Guest speaker, acted as the Mediator for the Patti Mandram. NLC women employees, divided in two groups (one supporting women and another backing men) fiercely defended their respective sides. It was quite an educative experience for as many as 120 women employees who attended the programme. Smt R.Vanaja, President, WIPS, Smt M. Rani, Vice-President, spoke on the occasion.

Art of Living

WIPS organized a training session on “Art of Living,” on 25.07.2016. Shri Ravishankar Sepuri, CM/System Monitoring,

was the resource person for the programme. Dr. M.Rajini, DGS/Medical, and Dr C.Rajeswari, GS/Medical, NLCI General Hospital, were the Chief Guests of the function. Smt. R. Vanaja, President and Smt. N. Kaliarasi, General Secretary, WIPS, spoke on the occasion.

Handling Changing Scenario in Gender Sensitivity

WIPS organized an Interactive lecture programme on “Handling changing scenario in Gender sensitivity” on 02.08.2016. Shri N.Sadish Babu, General Manager/HR was the Chief Guest of the function. He said that mothers played a major role in handling gender sensitivity as they could alter the

Programme line-up of Neyveli Chapter of WIPS

unacceptable behaviour of the male members of the family. Women should not just remain mute spectators to the

happenings around, but should muster courage to raise their voice wherever necessary, he said.

Senior Consultant Smt Nalini Keshavaraj from Chennai, the Guest speaker, drove home the point on Gender sensitivity through an interactive session with the participants. Around 85 women employees participated in the programme.

Training programme on Health and Hygiene

WIPS had organized a series of 3 training programmes for the Women service Workers on maintaining Health and Hygiene on 17.08.2016, 18.08.2016 and 25.08.2016.

Pennum Porulum

On 26.08.2016, WIPS organized a Financial Management programme on the topic “Pennum Porulum” (Women and Wealth). Smt.Yogamaya Acharya, President, Neyveli Ladies Club & Sneha Opportunity Services, was the Chief Guest. In her speech she emphasized the importance of Financial Management, particularly by women. She congratulated WIPS for having organised a useful programme.

The Guest of Honour, Financial consultant Shri V.Sreekant dwelt on the above topic at length, and, Shri S.Sougoumarane, Sr. Divisional Sales Manager, SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd, Chidambaram, gave an account on the specially designed insurance coverage for working women. Around 140 women employees participated in the programme. Smt R.Vanaja, President, Smt A. Esther Rani and Smt K.B. Selvarani, office-bearers of the WIPS spoke on the Occasion. The programme was well appreciated by the participants.

The Neyveli Chapter of the Forum of Women in Public Sector (WIPS) had organized certain well designed programmes for the skill

development of its members at the Learning & Development Centre, Neyveli.


Shri S. Ravisankar in the Debate Smt. Nalini Keshavaraj in a practical session

Shri Ravishankar Sepuri explaining a point Smt. Yogamaya Acharya inaugurating the programme

Lignite Eyes

Corruption is a social evil - in its simplest sense

may be defined as an act of bribery or misuse

of public position or power for the fulfillment of

selfish motive and for personal gain.

In legal sense - corruption means - public

servant taking gratification other than legal

remuneration in respect of an official act.

C o r r u p t i o n c o m e s i n t h e w a y o f

implementation of the welfare schemes

launched by the Government of India and

causes hindrance in getting the desired

results. Ultimately, the poor and the needy

countrymen fall victims to this menace -

resulting in poor infrastructure/poor Public

Distribution System/poor Health services and so on. A public

servant may take bribe, but when we look at the issue closely

the question may arise: who offers bribe to the public servant?

It is only the common public. If there is no bribe giver how can

the public servant get it?

Another point is - why the public offer bribes? There could be

many reasons as follows: to get some advantage, viz., speedy

h a n d l i n g / n o n s u b m i s s i o n o f c e r t a i n r e q u i r e d

documents/avoiding going directly to the office concerned

/jumping the queue/considering oneself as a privileged one

and so on. As receiving bribe is illegal/immoral/unethical for a

publ ic servant , o f fer ing br ibe is a lso equal ly

illegal/immoral/unethical.

The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), the nodal agency of

the country entrusted with the task of eradicating corruption

CVO's message on Vigilance Awareness Week 2016

from the Central Public Sector Enterprises

(CPSE), has very rightly chosen the theme

“Public participation in promoting integrity

and eradicating corruption” during Vigilance

Awareness Week-2016.

In the fight against corruption NLC India

Vigilance Department has undertaken various

long-term measures such as displaying

hoardings and anti-corruption quotes at

prominent locations in Neyveli Township,

screening anti-corruption short films during

the annual book fair and conducting Ethical

Awareness Programme for the school

children, all meant for the benefit of the society. But all these

measures will bear fruits and will be successful only with the

cooperation of common public.

Therefore, I request the fellow citizens to swear in the name of

God, that

* We shall not offer any bribe to any public servant

* We shall not violate any rule of the company

* We shall also encourage others not to offer bribe and in

case any such issue comes to our knowledge

* We shall inform Vigilance Department for corrective action

With best wishes to all

MANOJ KUMAR, IAS

Newsletter of NLCIL Vigilance Department

HARNESSING ENERGYHARNESSING ENERGYSPREADING SMILESSPREADING SMILESHARNESSING ENERGYSPREADING SMILES

- Great Tamil Poetess Avvaiyar (Poem No.28: Nalvazhi)

All one needs is a plate of food and a length of cloth;but one desires for million of things, the life of the people,

who do not realise this is brittle like a clay pot and is filled with misery


Lignite Eyes

At Neyveli,

In commemoration with the Birth Anniversary of Sardar

Vallabhbhai Patel, former Deputy Prime Minister India,

Vigilance Awareness Week was celebrated throughout India.

This year, the Central

Vigi lance Commission

announced the theme of the

celebrations as “Public

participation in Promoting

Integrity and eradicating

corruption”. In NLC India

the celebrations was from

31.10.2016 to 05.11.2016.

The celebrations at NLCI

w a s i n a u g u r a t e d b y

Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya,

CMD NLCI, on 31.10.2016

a t L e a r n i n g a n d

Development Centre. Shri

A . K a l i y a m u r t h y ,

Superintendent of Police

(Retd.) was the Chief

Guest.

Shri Kaliyamurthy in his speech emphasized the need for

providing quality education to the children who are the future

citizens of India. He suggested that the parents should spend

more time with their children. Comparing one's wealth with

that of another breeds greed and corruption and therefore

such a comparison should be avoided, he said.

In his inaugural address Dr. Acharya urged every human to

fight against greed and lead a disciplined life. He opined that

the week-long celebrations should not end up just as a ritual,

but it should motivate everyone to become self disciplined and

fight against corruption. He paid homage to the martyrs who

laid down their lives in protecting our country, fighting against

terrorists.

Earlier, Dr. Acharya released the special edition of ‘Lignite

Eyes,’ the House Journal of Vigilance Department and the

handout containing the message from Shri. Manoj Kumar,

IAS, the Chief Vigilance Officer, NLCI and the Annual Report

of the Vigilance Department for the year 2015-16 in e-format.

VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK

Dr. Acharya, CMD NLCI, Shri Rakesh Kumar, Director

(Finance) and Shri V. Thangapandian Director (Power)

administered the pledge on Vigilance to the participants in

English, Hindi and Tamil languages respectively. Functional

Directors Shri Subir Das and Shri P. Selvakumar participated.

The pledge was also administered to the employees in all

other units.

In the function, messages received from the Shri Pranab

Mukherjee, Hon'ble President of India, Shri M. Hamid Ansari,

Hon'ble Vice-President of India, Shri Narendra Modi, Hon'ble

Prime Minister of India, Shri Rajnath Singh, Hon'ble Union

Minister for Home Affairs, Shri Arun Jaitley, Hon'ble Union

Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs, Dr. Jitendra

Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge)

for Public Grievances & Pensions, Shri Pradeep K. Sinha,

Cabinet Secretary, Shri K.V. Chowdary, Chief Vigilance

Commissioner, Dr.T.M.Bhasin and Shri Rajiv, Vigilance

Commissioners/CVC were

read out.

Earlier in the morning a

mass rally was taken out by

students of Neyveli Schools

highlighting the importance

of National Unity Day,

celebrated to mark the birth

anniversary of Sardar

Vallabhbhai Patel. The

rally was flagged off by

Shri. S. Sridhar, Executive

Director/TA, PR, CSR &

E d n . a t T o w n s h i p

Administ rat ion Off ice

premises.

During the celebrations,

Shri K. Sokkalingam, IPS,

(Retd.), former IG, Tamil Nadu, interacted with the audience

on the theme of the year at the Learning and Development

Centre on 02.11.2016. A Special programme was organized for

the vendors by the executives of NLC Contract, Purchase

Department and Vigilance Department at Material

Management Complex on 04.11.2016. Lecture sessions on


CMD inaugurating the Vigilance Awareness Week

Special Programme for Vendors Street Play enacted at Day Bazar

Valedictory Session ED/SME & Conveyor presenting a award

While releasing the special issue of Lignite Eyes...

Lignite Eyes

Vigilance Awareness were organized for the benefit of the

members of the Ethical Forum (comprising of school and

college students of Neyveli) on various days. Street plays were

enacted at the important locations of Township to create an

awareness on Vigilance.

The Valedictory Function of

the Vigilance Awareness

Week - 2016 was held at

Learning & Development

C e n t r e , N e y v e l i o n

05.11.2016. Shri S.A.F. Khalid,

ED, Mines, participated as

the Chief Guest. Shri O.S.

S w a m i n a t h a n , G M /

Vigilance, presided.

In commemoration of the

ce lebra t ions , va r ious

competitions namely, essay

writing, elocution and

poster paint ing were

organized in trilingual,

wherein a large number of

students from all the schools of Neyveli and Jawahar Science

College enthusiastically participated. Prizes were distributed

to the winners during the valedictory function. Competitions

were also organized for the employees of NLC India and prizes

were distributed in their respective units.

At other locations

At Barsingsar Project

To create an awareness among the students and the youth to

act against corruption, various competitions were organized at

Barsingsar. Students from Government Dungar College, Govt.

Medical College, Govt. College for Women from Bikaner and

Govt. Senior Higher Secondary School, Palana, Seth Tolaram

Bafna Academy and Shri Jain Public School, Bikaner

participated. Special lectures on how to combat corruption

were organized in Two colleges and Two schools.

At NTPL ,Thoothukudi

Various competitions were conducted in order to create an

awareness about the evils of corruption. Students from Govt.

CELEBRATIONS AT NLCI

Medical College, Annammal College of Education, Fisheries

College and Research Institute, Holy Cross Anglo-Indian

Higher Secondary School and Caldwell School, Thoothukudi,

participated. Special lectures on Vigilance Awareness were

also organized.

At Chennai

Various competitions were conducted to create awareness

about the evils of corruption. Students from Loyola College

and Queen Mary's College and Sri Muthukumarasamy Higher

Secondary School, Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School,

Chennai Public School and Jaigopal Garodia Higher

Secondary School participated.

At Madurai

Lecture programs were organised at Subbulakshmi

Lakshmipathy College for Science, R.L. Institute of Nautical

Science, Govt. Polytechnic College, Mahatma Montessori

School and Kendriya Vidyalaya. Students of these institutions

participated in various

competitions conducted in

c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e

Vigilance Awareness Week

2016.

“ D o o r d a r s h a n ”

programmes:

NLC has sponsored two

programmes to be telecast

on Doordharshan-Pothigai

Channel. A Talk Show

i n v o l v i n g a g i l e a n d

articulate college students

& public from Chennai was

telecasted on 03.11.2016.

Shri O.S. Swaminathan,

GM-Vigilance, NLCI and

three VIPs from different

fields interacted with the audience.

A programme of Panel Discussion, “Velicham,” was telecast

on 05.11.2016. Shri N.Muthu, ED/HR represented NLC in the

discussion. It also provided an opportunity to the viewers to

know from the stalwart Smt. Thilagavathy, IPS (Retd.), former

DGP, the ways and means of combating corruption.


Velicham – Panel discussion

Shri O.S. Swaminathan and other VIPs in the talk show

Inaugural session at NTPL project, Thoothukudi

Special Lecture sessions at Thoothukudi School students at Barsingsar

College students at Bikaner

Academic

“SMART KIDS” – State-of-the-art Play School inaugurated

Dr. Sarat Kumar

Acharya, CMD, NLC

I n d i a L t d . ,

inaugurated the play

school “Smart Kids”

on 15.08.2016 located

behind the Fuse Off

Call office, Block-5,

Neyveli Township, in

the presence of Smt.

Yogamaya Acharya,

the President, Neyveli

Ladies Club and the

Sneha Opportunity Services. Shri A.R. Ansari, Former CMD,

NLCI, Functional Directors Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Subir

Das, Shri V. Thanga Pandian and Shri P. Selvakumar graced

the occasion.

The play school has been started by the members of the Neyveli Ladies Club under the aegis of the NLC India Ltd., for the Integrated Development of Children. The Smart Kid – Play

School Committee with Smt. Yogamaya Acharya as Patron and Smt. Kanchan Rakesh Kumar, Smt. S u d e s h n a D a s , S m t . D e v a h i Thangapandian, Smt. Santhi Selvakumar as A d v i s o r s a n d executives of NLC India nominated by the management as members will govern the school.

Children who have completed 18 months as on 31st July of the year are eligible for admission into the play school. The play school with three classes will function between 9.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday. The school will have summer vacation in the months of April and May every year. Modern Play equipments and materials are available for the children in the school.

BROWN COAL

House Journal of NLC India Limited (formerly Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd.),

(For Private Circulation only)

Edited & Published by P.R. Dept., on behalf of NLC India Limited,

Navratna, A Govt. of India Enterprise, Neyveli, Tamil Nadu - 607 801. Website : www.nlcindia.com

Smt. Yogamaya Acharya lighting the traditional lamp during the inauguration of the Play School

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