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Hans India
09-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
NTPC Simhadri celebrates ‘28th Raising Day'
Visakhapatnam: From its humble beginnings, NTPC Simhadri scaled remarkable heights, achieving milestones such as 100 per cent ash utilisation, consistent operational excellence, and contributions that extend far beyond power generation, said executive director and head of project, NTPC Simhadri Sameer Sharma. At the commemoration of NTPC Simhadri's 28th Raising Day, Sharma elaborated about the first coastal-based power plant's journey since its establishment in 1997. He congratulated the employees for their continued efforts, lauded the station's performance in FY 2024–25, and called for collective dedication to achieve the milestones set for the current fiscal year. The celebration included distribution of prizes to winners who took part in recent campaigns and competitions, including Swachhata Pakhwada, World Environment Day and International Yoga Day. The occasion was marked by a flag-hoisting ceremony in the presence of senior officials of the organisation.
The Hindu
08-07-2025
- General
- The Hindu
NTPC Simhadri celebrates 28th Raising Day
NTPC Simhadri commemorated its 28th Raising Day on Tuesday (July 8) at its administrative premises in Parawada, Anakapalli district. Sameer Sharma, Executive Director and Head of Project, hoisted the NTPC flag and led the gathering in the rendition of the NTPC anthem. In his address, Mr. Sharma reflected on the plant's journey since its inception in 1997 as NTPC's first coastal-based power station. He highlighted key achievements over the years, including 100% ash utilisation and several accomplishments beyond power generation. The celebration also included a cake-cutting ceremony and prize distribution to winners of recent initiatives such as Swachhata Pakhwada, World Environment Day, and International Yoga Day.
India Gazette
16-06-2025
- General
- India Gazette
165th Infantry Bn (TA) Assam observe 84th Assam Regiment Raising Day
Imphal (Manipur) [India], June 16 (ANI): The 165th Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (Home & Hearth) Assam observed the 84th Assam Regiment Raising Day by organising a wreath-laying ceremony at the Regiment's War Memorial at Babupara Traffic Point in Imphal. The Assam Regiment was raised on 15th June 1941 at Shillong to counter the threat of Japanese invasion of India during World War II. It represents the diverse martial communities of North East India. It drew its troops from the Hill Tribes of the region, including the Meiteis, Nagas, Kukis, Mizos, Assamese, and Gorkhas, reflecting the valour of the region. The Regiment was created under the leadership of Lt Col Ross Howman. In World War II, the 1st Battalion of the Assam Regiment quickly earned glory in the Burma Campaign, where it fiercely fought the Japanese in Jessami, Kohima and Arakan, halting their advance into India. It earned six battles. honours and the Theatre Honour 'Burma'. To commemorate the 84th Raising Day of Assam Regiment and to honour the Valour and sacrifice of the fallen soldiers, 165 INF Bn ( TA ) ( H&H ) Assam has organised a Wreath Laying Ceremony at Assam Regiment War Memorial located Near Babupara Traffic Point. The event witnessed a huge gathering of Veterans of the Assam Regiment and serving members of the Indian Army. The event was also highlighted by the Presence of Deputy Inspector General of Assam Rifles (S) Brigadier Nepraj Sharma, Colonel Samir Bharti (retd), former Commanding Officer of 165 Bn Territorial Army, Assam Regiment, and other officials. On Saturday, Assam Rifles carried out firing of key support weapons at Darranga Field Firing Range in Assam, an official statement said. 'Regular firing exercises at Darranga are integral to maintaining high levels of operational readiness. 'These weapons play a vital role in enhancing the Force's combat effectiveness and precision,' an official statement from the Assam Rifles added.(ANI)
New Indian Express
23-05-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
NLCIL celebrates 69th Raising Day with tributes, innovations, and new mascot
CUDDALORE: Neyveli Lignite Corporation India Limited (NLCIL) celebrated its 69th Raising Day on Tuesday, commemorating nearly seven decades of service in the energy sector. The celebration began with the garlanding of the statue of Jambulinga Mudaliar, who had donated land for the formation of NLCIL. The NLCIL flag was hoisted at all units by respective unit heads. At the corporate office, CMD Prasanna Kumar Motupalli hoisted the flag in the presence of former CMDs, senior officials, trade union and association representatives, and employees. A smart automatic sliding glass door, equipped with sensor-based technology to identify employees and visitors, was inaugurated at the corporate office entrance by the CMD Prasanna Kumar Motupalli. A formal function was held in the evening at Lignite Hall. Former CMDs were felicitated for their contributions. A new mascot, a lion named Neyon, was unveiled to serve as the brand ambassador for NLCIL, symbolising power and progress. Delivering the presidential address, CMD Prasanna Kumar Motupalli said, 'We pay our tributes to Jambulinga Mudaliar, the man behind the formation of NLCIL. We also express our gratitude to all employees, stakeholders, and their families who were part of the company's journey.' A book titled 'The Guiding Light – NLCIL Ethics Book' was released to inspire employees to make decisions rooted in ethics and integrity. Ten retired employees and their spouses were honoured by the CMD, functional directors, and chief vigilance officer (CVO), recognising their role in the evolution of NLCIL.
New Indian Express
07-05-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
India used its 'right to respond,' says Rajnath Singh on Op Sindoor; lauds Army for 'scripting history'
NEW DELHI: India's military scripted "history" by acting with "precision, precaution and compassion" in destroying terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir under 'Operation Sindoor', Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday. In his first remarks following the strike, Singh said India used its "right to respond" to the Pahalgam attack and that the targets were destroyed as per plan. "Through Operation Sindoor, India has used its 'right to respond' to the attack on its soil, and the armed forces scripted history by acting with precision, precaution and compassion to destroy the camps used to train terrorists in Pakistan and PoK," he said addressing the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) Raising Day celebrations. The defence minister asserted that the targets were destroyed and no civilian population was harmed as per the plan. "The whole world has witnessed what our armed forces have done today. The action was carried out very thoughtfully and in a measured manner," he said.
