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Foundation Stone Laid for Mouda Stage II (2 x 660 MW)

has initiated power capacity expansion programme of 3140 MW for Maharashtra. This is in addition to 2440 MW already operational through Ratnagiri Gas Plant (1940 MW) and Mouda 500 MW. Schemes worth ` 4000 Crore are also being implemented by Power Ministry in Maharashtra” as stated by Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Power (Independent Charge) at a well attended public meeting at NTPC site, on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of Mouda Super Thermal Power Project (Stage-II) at Mouda in Nagpur district in Maharashtra on January 04, 2012.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Prithviraj Chavan, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Maharashtra appealed to the Centre regarding the coal requirement, for Maharashtra's Power needs.

Shri Arup Roy Choudhury, CMD stated “NTPC generates 27.5 percent of the total power generated by the country”. Informing about Mouda Project, the CMD said that the plant is generating 500 MW power

NTPC Registers a Record Growth in Capacity Addition Limited, India's largest power

generating company with an installed capacity of 39,674 MW, after having declared a capacity of 3820 MW on commercial operation in the initial Nine-months of the Financial Year 2012-13, has declared a growth in profit by 24.24% in the Un-audited Financial Results announced for the Nine-months of Financial Year 2012-13. NTPC added 24% of the total capacity commissioned in the country during the Nine-months period of current fiscal.

The Un-audited total income for the Nine-months of Financial Year 2012-13 stands at `50,542.32 Crore as against ̀ 47,799.17 Crore reported for the corresponding Nine-months in

previous year, thus, registering an increase of 5.74% on Nine-month basis. For the same period, the Company declared an Un-audited Profit after Tax of ` 8,237.78 Crore as compared to ` 6,630.29 Crore declared in the corresponding Nine-months of previous year, thus, registering an increase of 24.24% on Nine-months basis.

For the Q3 of Financial Year 2012-13, the Un-audited total income stands at ` 16,529.55 Crore while the Un-audited PAT stands at `2,596.76 Crore as compared to `16,244.41 Crore and ̀ 2,130.39 Crore respectively for the corresponding Q3 of previous year, thus, registering an increase of 1.76% in the Un-audited total income and 21.89% in the Un-audited PAT.

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and capacity will be increased by 1320 MW on installation of 2 x 660 MW besides adding 500 MW second unit to stage-I.

Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Power, Shri Prithviraj Chavan, Hon'ble Chief Minister Maharashtra, Shri Arup Roy Choudhury, CMD, NTPC and other dignitariesat the Foundation Stone laying ceremony of Mouda Stage-II (2x660MW) at Mouda

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India Pride Award To NTPC

Director (Projects) Visits BRBCL Nabinagar

B P Singh, Director (Projects), NTPC and Chairman, BRBCL along with Shri K K Sharma, ED (PP&M), NTPC visited BRBCL, Nabinagar site on 22nd January and reviewed the project construction activities. He visited the project site and held a meeting with Shri K K Singh, CEO, Shri V M Prasad, GM & other HoDs. Shri Singh also held a communication meeting with the NTPC employees posted at BRBCL.

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Shri M Veerappa Moily, Hon'ble Union Minister of Oil & Natural Gas presenting the Prestigious Dainik Bhaskar's India Pride Award to Shri I J Kapoor, Director (Commercial)

Shri B P Singh, Director (Projects), NTPC, and other senior officials at BRBCL, Nabinagar

has been awarded the "Pride of India" award for its

leadership & contribution to the power sector initiated by “Dainik

Bhasker”. Shri I J Kapoor, Director (Commercial) received the

award from Shri M Veerappa Moily, Hon’ble Union Minister of

Oil and Natural Gas.

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Shri Arup Roy Choudhury, CMD, NTPC presenting the NTPC-NCR Best Performing trophy to Shri A N Dave, RED (NC)

Capital Region(NCR) has been adjudged the best

amongst all NTPC Regions. NCR has been awarded Excellent Category

for achieving all its Internal MoU targets for the year 2011-12. Shri Arup

Roy Choudhury, CMD, NTPC presented the trophy to Shri A N Dave,

RED (NC& CA) for this exchievement.

Shri N N Mishra, Director(Operation), Shri I J Kapoor, Director

(Commercial), Shri S P Singh, Director(HR) and other senior officals

were present on the occasion.

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stcelebrated its 31 Raising Day by

distributing 50 Solar Lamps to the meritorious

underprivileged students of nearby villages. 25 rural

women were also provided with sewing machines to

empower them after imparting tailoring classes to

them.

On the occasion of Raising Day, Shri P R Dahake,

General Manager, hoisted NTPC Flag and addressed

the employees. A cultural evening was also organized

to mark the occasion.

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Shri P R Dahake, General Manager, Farakka unfurls the NTPC flag on the 31st Raising Day at Farakka

Media Appreciation Programme

was conducted at Korba on th11 January, 2013 in which over forty

media-persons from print and

electronic media, in and around

Korba district took part. Addressing

the gathering, Shri S K Roy, GM,

NTPC Korba highlighted the

generation as well as various other

initiatives such as CSR, Environment

and Ash Utilisation taken up by the

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Media Appreciation Programme at Korba

4th RAC Meeting at NETRAEnergy Technology Research Alliance

(NETRA), the R&D wing of NTPC held its 4th Research Advisory Council (RAC) meeting on 22nd January at its Greater Noida Complex. RAC is an advisory body constituted to guide, support and steer research and technology development of NTPC. Padmashri Dr. V K Saraswat, Scientific Advisor to Defence Minister and Director General, DRDO presided over the meeting as Chairman of RAC along with 5 external renowned national and international scientists, academicians and power professionals. Shri N N Misra, Director (Operations), Shri A K Jha, Director (Technical) and Shri D K Agrawal, Executive Director (NETRA) were also present in the meeting. The Council appreciated the Pilot Plants set up at NETRA Complex and the progress made in the last one year. Annual scientific journal of NETRA was also released during the proceedings of RAC meeting.

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Shri S K Roy, GM, Korba interacting with the participants

Padmashri Dr. V K Saraswat, Scientific Advisor to Defence and Director General, DRDO along with renowned national and international scientists, academicians & power professionals and NTPC officials at the NETRA meet

create awareness and sensitize the senior employees about various aspects of communication, NCR HQ h a d o r g a n i s e d a t w o d a y Communication Workshop at Agra

th thfrom 8 -10 January, 2013.

Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) in his keynote address, emphasized on the importance of communication in an organization and how it helps in building healthy relationships amongst employees. Shri S C Pandey, ED(NC) in his inaugural address shared his views on internal as well as external communication and its significance in day to day life.

Shri A Chidambaram, GM (HR) in his

Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) and senior officials at the communication workshop organised by NTPC NCR

NCR Organises Communication Workshop

part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, NTPC SAIL Power Company Pvt. Ltd. (A Joint Venture of NTPC and SAIL), Corporate Centre has tied up with Janhit Society for Social Welfare, a New Delhi based NGO. The focus of this initiative "Nav Nirman" would be on providing Education, Vocational Training and OPD Health checkup to underprivileged women and children of Azadpur and Mukherjee Nagar Slums. The program was inaugurated by Shri Vishwaroop, CEO, NSPCL on 31st December who emphasized on the need for Organizations to focus on Community Development. Shri S V Shahi, CFO, NSPCL Shri A N Verma, GM(HR) and Ms. Premlata, AGM (HR) were also present on the occasion.

Nav Nirman- A CSR Initiative by NSPCL


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Shri U P Pani presenting the long service award to a recipient

employees of NTPC ER-I, Kanti Bijlee Utpadan Nigam Limited (KBUNL) and Nabinagar Power Generating Company Limited (NPGCL) were honoured with Long Service Award of the company at a function, organised by Eastern Region I Headquarters at Patna on January 26, 2013.

In all, 29 employees received gold coins and certificates for 25 years of continuous service in NTPC, while two got silver plaques and certificates for 15 years of continuous service.

Shri U P Pani, Regional Executive Director(East I) presented the awards to the recipients in presence of Shri C S Gupta, Chief Executive Officer, KBUNL, Shri D Chakrabarty, Chief Executive Officer, NPGCL and Shri Mohinder Singh, General Manager (HR), ER I HQ.

Long Service Awards Ceremony at ER-I

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ED (Security & Co-ordination) Visits Khargone

Anand Kumar, ED (Security & Coordination) visited NTPC Khargone on 24th January.

Shri Kumar visited the project site and took an overview of the land acquired for the project. During the site visit, he reviewed the security aspects and gave suggestions to team Khargone for its further improvement.

Shri Anand Kumar had a meeting with the District Collector and SP-Khargone and apprised them about the progress of the project and sought their co-operation.

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welcome note highlighted the importance of such workshops for senior executives. Shri P K Sinha, AGM (CC) gave an overview of Corporate Communication in NTPC.

Various eminent faculties addressed the participants on topics like-Challenges in Corporate & Social Communication, Social Media for Corporate Branding, The Brave New World of Advertising, Press and PSU's, Power of Word and Enhancing Effectiveness of Spiritual Insights.

More than 30 participants including GMs of NCR Projects attended the Workshop.

Shri Vishwaroop, CEO, NSPCL addressing the audience

E-Procurement Workshop Organized by NCR-HQ

Cardiac Care Camp at NTPC Dadri was inaugurated by Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) on January 24, 2013. Shri D K Sood, General Manager (Incharge), NTPC Dadri, Dr. B B Dash, CMO, NTPC Hospital and doctors/specialists were also present on the occasion. The camp was organized by NTPC Dadri hospital in association with Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital, Ghaziabad.

On this occasion Dr.(Col.) Nikhil Kumar, Head, (Cardiology), Yashoda Group of Hospitals gave an overview about the occurence of heart attack among patients and preventive measures of the disease to be taken through a presentation. Dr. Kumar also emphasized upon the awareness about cardiac care and life style modifications. The screening of as many as 87 patients for heart disease was done at the camp jointly by the team of doctors/specialists from NTPC Hospital and Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital,Ghaziabad.

Cardiac Care Camp inaugurated at NTPC Dadri

the objective to meet Company's strategy for achieving 100% E-Procurement/E-Tender, a two day Workshop on "E-Procurement/E-Tender" was organized on 14th & 15th January, 2013 at PMI-Noida by C&M Department of NCR-HQ with support from Corporate SRM-ERP Group and PMI-Noida.

Shri A N Dave, RED (NC), Shri S C Chavady, GM (Corporate Matls.), Shri N K Dutta, AGM (C&M), NCR-HQ, Shri N M Gupta, AGM (SRM-ERP)/CC, all HODs of C&M of NCR Stations and representatives from Finance, IT & C&M of NCR Stations attended the inaugural session. Shri Dave interacted with end users and suggested that E-Procurement will not only bring transparency and speed in the procurement process but ensure confidence in the NTPC systems by Vendors and overall efficiency.

First day of the Workshop was for end users of NCR Stations. On the second day, 116 Vendors and more than 30 NTPC end users attended the Workshop.Two renowned digital signature licensing companies viz., E-Mudra and (n)Code also made their presentations and interacted with Vendors and NTPC officials from Site to facilitate digital licensing.

Ratnagiri Commissions LNG Terminal

(RGPPL) has successfully commissioned LNG terminal on th 10 January, 2013. On commissioning of this LNG terminal, India gets its third

LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) terminal at Ratnagiri in Maharashtra.

For commissioning of LNG terminal, Ratnagiri got its LNG Cargo Vessel "LNG

PIONEER" carrying 1,38,000 cubic meters of LNG. This was safely berthed at stthe RGPPL LNG Jetty on 31 December, 2012. The LNG was sourced by GAIL

(India) Ltd. from GAZPROM of Russia.


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Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) lighting a ceremonial lamp atthe Cardiac Care Camp

Cardiac Care camp in progress

Employees at E-Procurement workshop

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Mela at NTPC Dadri was inaugurated by Smt. Sharmila Roy thChoudhury, President, Sanyukta Mahila Samiti and Saheli Club on 11 January,

2013.The Anand Mela was organized by Ladies Club Jagriti Samaj. Distinguished guests Smt. Shipra Singh, Smt. Nisha Jha, Smt. Sadhana Dave, Smt. Rekha Sood, President, Jagriti Samaj and office bearers of Saheli Club and Jagriti Samaj also graced the occasion.

As many as 38 food stalls and fun games were put up at the Anand Mela.

The Human Resources Deptt., Bal Bhawan and Bal Vatika also put up the stalls and displayed their respective activities.

“Anand Mela” at Dadri

th14 January, 2013 the trial run of loco MGR Track from NTPC Talcher

Thermal to Kaniha Mines (OCP) was inaugurated by Shri N N Misra, Director

(Operations), NTPC in the august presence of Shri S R Upadhyay, Independent

Director, NTPC, Shri M S Soin, RED (ER-II) & Shri V B Fadnavis, General

Manager, Talcher Kaniha.

Shri N N Misra, Director (Operations) while speaking on this occasion,

appreciated the efforts of Talcher Kaniha Team.

Blood Donation Camp was organised by Medical Cell at EOC &

thPMI, Noida on 09 January, in association with Indian Red Cross Society, New Delhi.

The Camp was inaugurated by Shri Arup Roy Choudhury, CMD, NTPC. Shri S P Singh, Director (HR) and other senior officials of NTPC were also present on the occasion.

A total of 180 donors donated blood in the camp out of which 140 people donated at EOC and 40 persons donated at PMI. Employees from Scope, EOC, NETRA, PMI, NCR, Hydro & other associates came forward in large numbers and participated in this noble cause.

Blood Donation Camp in Noida

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Employees at the Camp

Smt. Sharmila Roy Choudhury, President, Sanyukta Mahila Samiti and Saheli Club inaugurating the Anand Mela at Dadri

Inaugurating the trial loco run from NTPC Talcher to Kaniha mines

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Darlipali distributed Water filters and Daris to 14 Anganwadis of

Raidihi in a simple function held at Chandli Anganwadi Centre day on th11 January, 2013. Shri S K De, Additional General Manager(Project) was the

chief guest of this function. In his address, Shri De-assured of comprehensive

developmental activities in the affected villages in tandem with the District

administration. On this occasion, Shri A K Mishra, AGM (HR) of NTPC,

Darlipali and Smt. Subarno Kalo, Sarpanch of Raidihi village were also present.

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Beneficiaries of the scheme

Darlipali Distributes Water Filters

a part of the welfare activity by NTPC Bal Bhawan

Samiti for the underprivileged, 2 Nos. Washing machines

were donated to Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram, Mathura

Road, on 24th of January, 2012. Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram

is a home for helpless old people suffering from Alzheimer's

and Dementia.

Smt. Sharmila Roy Choudhury (President Bal Bhawan),

Smt. Rashmi Singhal (Vice President Bal Bhawan), Smt.

Sadhna Dave, Smt. Anita Srivastava (Gen. Secy. Bal Bhawan)

and other senior functionaries and members of Bal Bhawan,

Saheli Club and Sanyukta Club were also present on the

occasion.

Welfare Activity by Bal Bhawan, Noida

NETRA in collaboration with Central Institute of Mining & Fuel Research (CSIR-CIMFR) Dhanbad organized a two day national workshop `Coal to Energy for Sustainable Development' on 10th and 11th January 2013 at PMI, Noida. The program was inaugurated by Dr. Amalendu Sinha, Director (CSIR-CIMFR) and highlighted the need to work on sustainable fuels in order to reduce carbon foot print. There had been deliberations on various topics like coal blending, coal combustion, wear resistant materials, clean coal technologies, O&M issues in thermal power plants, environment & waste utilization etc.

Workshop on Sustainable Development

enhance the safe use of Domestic LPG at homes, an 'LPG Safety Clinic' was organised on18th January at Deepika Ladies Club at Simhadri, Deepanjali Nagar in association with Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Indane Area Office, Visakhapatnam and NTPC Employees Co-operative Society, Simhadri. The programme was inaugurated by Shri P Chinna Rao, AGM (Safety). While complimenting the ladies of Township for their efforts towards domestic safety, he appealed them to be more cautious while using LPG at home. A Safety Quiz was conducted at the end of the programme .

Simhadri Organises “LPG Safety Clinic”


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Dr. Amalendu Sinha, Director (CIMFR) (2nd from L) releasing the workshop proceedings along with Shri D K Agrawal, ED (NETRA), Shri A K Mohindru, GM (NETRA) and Shri S K Dave, GM (NETRA)

Smt. Sharmila Roy Choudhury, President, Bal Bhawan along with the office bearers at the event

LPG Safety Clinic programmes progress organised by NTPC Deepika Ladies Club at Simhadrion association with IOC

Badarpur is organizing a month long sports

meet for its employees and their family members.

Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) inaugurated the Sports

Meet on 21st January. Various competitions in games

like Table Tennis, Chess, Carrom & Cricket were

organized. Shri N K Kothari, GM, Badarpur and

officials, members of Ladies Club were also present

during the inaugural session.

Sports Meet Inaugurated

team represented by Shri Uttam Lal, AGM (HR) and Shri Kanhaiya Jee, Sr.Manager (HR) of Corporate HR Division won the Second Prize in 12th LEAD INDIA QUIZ 2012 held recently at India International Centre, New Delhi. 37 teams representing various PSUs and other organisations participated in the quiz.

12th Lead India Quiz

a part of its CSR initiative, Meja organised a health camp from 16th–25th January at Allahabad for people taking holy dip in the sangam on the occasion of Mahakumbh-2013. The camp was inaugurated by Shri Narsingh, GM, Meja and Smt. Deepa Sharma, President, Aparajita Mahila Samaj, in the presence of its members and officials. On this occasion, Shri Narsingh said, "Meja is one of the brightest symbols of a Corporation, taking care of the needs and aspirations of people. The project has shown its concern for the rural population and believes in growth with a human face."

CSR Initiative at Meja


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Shri Narsingh, GM, Meja, Smt. Deepa Sharma, President, Aparajita Mahila Samaj & other officials at the inauguration of the health camp

Inauguration of NTPC Badarpur sports meet by Shri A N Dave, RED (NC&CA) with Shri N N Kothari,GM, Badarpur

Shri Uttam Lal, AGM (HR) and Shri Kanhaiya Jee, Sr. Manager (HR) receiving the prize

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NTPC Simhadri Provides Specially Designed Scooters to differently abled persons

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Congratulations

Name (Shri) Department Project/Office

Dilip Kumar Dutta Materials CC - EOC

Deepak Dube Finance Korba

Arabinda Samanta Mech Maint- Boiler Talcher Kaniha

Saurabh Khare It-Commn. Singrauli

Uttam Mukherjee IT Auraiya

Varun Shrivastava P & S Mouda


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Shri Balaji Iyengar, GM (Incharge), NTPC Simhadri handing over the keysof the specially designed scooter

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Employees whose entries were selected for Resolutions 2013.

Name (Shri) Department Project/Office

Anand Prakash Asstt. Manager C&I Vindhyachal

Ritwick Ghosh Asstt. Manager BMD Farakka

Tapas Kr. Sahana Manager Oprn. TalcherKaniha

Awardees of New Year Greeting Cards Designs

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Unchahar, Singrauli, Tanda, Rihand and

Korba Organise Mela

Singrauli, Tanda, Rihand and Korba organized Mela for employees, members of their family and for the people staying in the vicinity. The Mela is an annual affair, organized by the Ladies Club of these Projects. Besides, drawing good response from employees and members of their family, the mela also attracted huge crowds from the local population. Various stalls depicting handicrafts and items made by the members of Ladies Club were put up for display. Food items made by members of the Ladies Club were also put on sale for the visitors.

To work as if it is our own Company, save Company’s money

as if it is our own money, protect it as our own home.

To give back to the Company more than

what we ask for ourselves.

With a smile every customer shall be received, with a smile

every customer shall depart.

To spend a few moments everyday to generate innovative ideas

for Company’s Growth.

To maximize productivity, simplify process and exemplify

ethics to transcend all challenges.

To strive for effective performance through transparent and

stress free working environment across the Company.

Resolutions 2013Resolutions 2013

An elderly carpenter was ready to retire. He told his

employer-contractor of his plans to leave the house building

business and live a more leisurely life with his wife enjoying

his extended family. He would miss the paycheck, but he

needed to retire. They could get by.

The contractor was sorry to see his good worker go and

asked if he could build just one more house as a personal

favor. The carpenter said yes, but at the same time it was

easy to see that his heart was not in his work. He resorted to

shoddy workmanship and used inferior materials. It was an

unfortunate way to end his career.

When the carpenter finished his work and the builder came

to inspect the house, the contractor handed the front-door

key to the carpenter. “This is your house,” he said, “my gift

to you.”

What a shock! What a shame! If he had only known he was

building his own house, he would have done it all so

differently. Now he had to live in the home he had built

none too well.

So, it is with us. We build our lives in a distracted way,

reacting rather than acting, willing to put up less than the

best. At important points, we do not give the job our best

effort.

Then, with a shock, we look at the situation we have created

and find that we are now living in the house we have built. If

we had realized, we would have done it differently. Think of

yourself as the carpenter. Think about your house. Each day

you hammer a nail, place a board or erect a wall. Build

wisely. It is the only life you will ever build. Even if you live

it for only one day more, that day deserves to be lived

graciously and with dignity. The plaque on the wall says,

“Life is a do-it-yourself project.” Who could say it more

clearly? Your life today is the result of your attitudes and

choices in the past. Your life tomorrow will be the result of

your attitudes and the choices you make today.

How are you building your life?


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