SJVN organizing Two-Day Vigilance Symposium on Best Practices in CPSUs

Shimla: SJVN is organizing a two-day Vigilance Symposium on 'Best Practices in Central Public Sector Undertakings for Better Vigilance Compliance' at Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh from 21-22 nd November, 2024.

The symposium commenced with welcome address by Sh. Prem Prakash, Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), SJVN today. He highlighted the critical importance of preventive vigilance and integration of technological solutions to strengthen vigilance frameworks and ensure robust compliance mechanisms across CPSUs.

In the inaugural address, Chief Guest Sh. Ajay Kumar Sharma, Director (Personnel) SJVN, emphasized the pivotal role vigilance plays in promoting transparency and upholding the principles of good governance in organizations. He reiterated SJVN's dedication to align with national vigilance directives and fostering a culture of ethical governance.

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The symposium has brought together distinguished dignitaries and senior vigilance officers from various CPSUs. Prominent attendees include Sh. Virender Kumar Adhana, DDG, Ministry of Defense (Ex-CVO, REC), Sh. Santosh Kumar, CVO NHPC, Sh. KP Singh, CVO NEEPCO, Sh. Sudipta Acharjee, CVO DVC, Mrs. Simmi R. Nakra, CVO PFC. Senior vigilance officers from organizations such as NTPC, REC, THDC, BBMB, Grid Controller of India Limited, NPTI and others are participating in the symposium.

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The sessions in the symposium are designed to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among CPSUs, focusing on adopting and reinforcing efficient vigilance practices to strengthen ethical governance across sectors. The symposium with insightful sessions and panel discussions by subject-matter experts and thought leaders from the vigilance domain serves as a platform to encourage CPSUs to adopt advanced technologies and innovative approaches to ensure transparent and efficient functioning, contributing to a corruption-free work environment. This initiative is part of SJVN's continuous efforts to promote best practices in vigilance and governance while fostering a culture of integrity.

On this occasion, Sh. Anil Kumar Goel, Dy. CVO, SJVN presented the Vote of thanks.

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