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New Year celebrations at NTPC
GM (O&M) U K Dasgupta underlined the importance of planning to get the things done on or before the schedule. GM (Project) M N Prasad highlighted the achievements of Telangana Project in 2016 and the target in 2017 and hoped the team will rise to the occasion. Employees and associate agencies’ employees were also present in large number at the programme.
Ramagundam: ED Ramagundam D K Dubey, along with other senior officials cut the cake at May Day Park in Ramagundam Plant on Monday, on the occasion of New Year-2017. Speaking on the occasion, Dubey highlighted NTPC-Ramagundam’s achievements in 2016 and the challenges ahead. GM (O&M) U K Dasgupta spoke in detail on the achievement of the plant with special thrust from Operation and Maintenance point of view. In another programme at Telangana Project Site, Chief Guest D K Dubey motivated the team to complete the project as per schedule with strict adherence to safety.
GM (O&M) U K Dasgupta underlined the importance of planning to get the things done on or before the schedule. GM (Project) M N Prasad highlighted the achievements of Telangana Project in 2016 and the target in 2017 and hoped the team will rise to the occasion. Employees and associate agencies’ employees were also present in large number at the programme.
