Indian Overseas Bank Strengthens Vigilance Awareness Campaign through Walkathon and Public Outreach Activities
Indian Overseas Bank Strengthens Vigilance Awareness Campaign through Walkathon and Public Outreach Activities
As part of its ongoing Vigilance Awareness Campaign, Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) organized a Walkathon today at Besant Nagar Beach to promote integrity and transparency in public life. This initiative aligns with the Central Vigilance Commission’s (CVC) nationwide observance of Vigilance Awareness Week 2024, which will culminate in the themed week “Culture of Integrity for Nation’s Prosperity” from October 28th to November 3rd.
The Walkathon was attended by IOB’s senior leadership, including Shri. Dhanaraj T, Executive Director, and Shri. Rajeev Kumar, Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), along with General Managers, executives, and staff from both the Chennai Regional Office and Central Office. The event aimed to raise public awareness about vigilance and promote a corruption-free society.
Addressing participants, Shri. Dhanaraj T, Executive Director, emphasized the bank’s commitment to fostering an environment of integrity. He remarked, “Indian Overseas Bank endeavors to promote integrity and eradicate corruption with the active support and participation of all citizens.” Shri. Rajeev Kumar, CVO, reiterated that Vigilance Awareness Week serves as a powerful platform for the CVC’s efforts to instill ethics, transparency, and integrity in public governance and administration.
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In the lead-up to Vigilance Awareness Week, IOB has already initiated several outreach and training programs. This includes training of employees, displaying banners and standees, airing vigilance-themed jingles on radio FM, and deploying a sky balloon to spread awareness. Furthermore, IOB conducted Grama Sabha meetings in rural and semi-urban areas, customer meets, and seminars throughout its offices in the country to engage with the public and reinforce the importance of ethical practices.
Indian Overseas Bank is dedicated to the CVC’s mission to build a vigilant and transparent nation. Through these activities, IOB reaffirms its commitment to upholding ethical practices and fostering a culture of integrity, which is crucial for the nation’s prosperity.
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