OIL-led consortium to bid for 61.65% stake in NRL
NRL is the largest customer of OIL's crude produced at its Northeastern fields.
Pratyush Sinha, IAS (Retd.) and former Central Vigilance Commissioner graced the event as the chief guest and delivered an enlightening speech.
Statesman News Service | New Delhi | October 28, 2024 8:47 pm
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Under the aegis of Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), Vigilance Awareness Week (VAW) 2024 is being observed in Oil India Limited (OIL) from October 28 to November 3 with the theme “Culture of Integrity for Nation’s prosperity” across all the
spheres and offices of the company.
As part of the VAW 2024, an inaugural event was held today wherein Integrity Pledge was administered by Dr. Ranjit Rath, CMD, OIL at a function convened at its corporate office, Noida in the presence of Functional Directors and other officials of OIL.
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Pratyush Sinha, IAS (Retd.) and former Central Vigilance Commissioner graced the event as the chief guest and delivered an enlightening speech.
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On this occasion, the annual inhouse magazine ‘InTouch’ was also ceremoniously released.
This year the stress is on preventive vigilance with the focus on Capacity Building programmes, Identification and implementation of systemic improvement measures, Up-dation of Circulars/ Guidelines/ Manuals, Disposal of complaints received before June 30 and Dynamic Digital Presence.
At OIL, extensive efforts have been made to promote these initiatives through posters, banners, radio jingles/talks, workshops/seminars, gram sabhas, cycle rallies, street plays, quiz etc for wider participation.
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NRL is the largest customer of OIL's crude produced at its Northeastern fields.
The company said all the rivers in and around Baghjan are rising rapidly, while the Dangori river is overflowing and has submerged the pumps installed for extinguishing the fire at the mouth of the well.
A meeting was held between Tinsukia district administration, OIL representatives and Baghjan Gaon Milanjyoti Yuva Sangha, a local organisation, on Saturday to sort out the issues related to the blockade of the oil and gas wells across the district.
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