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April-June 2013
EVENTS AT A GLANCE
CMD and Directors at 112th OLIC Meeting RINL and IOCL sign MoU
CMD during the World Environment Day celebrations D(F) inaugurating Bicycle Rally on World Environment Day
Sri VK Thakral, IAS, AS & FA, MOSinaugurating the Coal Firing System of Boiler-6
Sri Lokesh Chandra, IAS Jt. Secretary, MOSinaugurating Base Mix Unit
CMD launches Steel Executives Association websiteSmt. Usha Sankar, Dy. CAG, GOI visits RINL
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The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Sri N. Kiran Kumar Reddy signed allotment of IronOre Mines to RINL-VSP in Andhra Pradesh, spread over in area of 2,500 hectares of land at Guduru,Warangal Dist., 2,500 Hectares at Bayyaram, Khammam Dist., and 342 hectares at Bheemadevarapalli,Karimnagar Dist. As promised by Hon'ble Chief Minister that, the RINL's move to acquire Iron OreMines in the state of Andhra Pradesh will be put on fast track, Sri N.Kirankumar Reddy has taken avery special interest for the benefit of RINL for the rapid growth of Steel Industry in Andhra Pradeshby allotting Iron Ore Mines to RINL- VSP. Sri A.P. Choudhary, CMD described this, as a historicmoment for RINL. He further added that this move will strengthen RINL's expansion plans tobecome 20 Mtpa plant, the largest plant at single location. Sri. Choudhary expressed his gratitudeand thanked the Hon'ble CM of Andhra Pradesh on behalf of entire RINL collective for this timely
gesture.Sri Choudhary, informed that the exploration of the mining areas will be taken up shortly to assess the quantity and quality of Iron Oreavailable in the allotted area. RINL would be investing around Rs.1,000 Crores for the development of the mines allotted which would createemployment for around 1,000 people, both direct and indirect. Sri. Choudhary requested the StateGovernment to take forward the proposal to Central Government as early as possible for getting thenecessary clearances from Ministry of Mines, Govt. of India.Directors of RINL called on Hon'ble CM of AP : Shri Umesh Chandra, D(O) and Shri P Madhusudan,D(F) met the Hon'ble Chief Minister of A.P. on 20th Apr during his visit to Visakhapatnam and expressedgratitude for his kind approval to consider RINL's Mining Lease Applications in the Districts of Karimnagar,Warangal and Khammam.
Historic moment for RINL - VSP
An MOU for exploration of iron ore deposits in Minchery, Nimkal village of Ananthapur district by KIOCL was signed in the presence ofHon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Sri N Kirankumar Reddy, at Hyderabad on 22nd June by Sri MK Meena, IAS, VC & MD of APMineral Development Corporation (APMDC), Sri AP Choudhary, CMD and Sri Malaya Mukherjee, CMD, Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd(KIOCL). Smt G Aruna Kumari, Hon'ble Minister of Mines, S/Sri N Raghuveera Reddy, Hon'ble Minister of Revenue,Sailajanath, Hon'bleMinister of Education, D Srinuvasulu, IAS, Principal Secretary, Mines, P Madhusudan, D (F) were also present during the occasion. As perthe MOU, APMDC and KIOCL would form a Joint Venture for exploration of the iron ore deposits in Ananthpur. KIOCL will set up aBeneficiation and Pelletisation Plant of 1.2 mtpa capacity with an investment ranging upto Rs 1500 crores at Ananthpur and will offer50% of pellets produced to RINL on cost plus basis. The remaining 50% will be offered to RINL at mutually agreed price or sold in the openmarket. The above arrangement would help in securing pellets for RINL and would partly meet the iron ore requirement. The Hon'bleChief Minister congratulated APMDC, RINL, KIOCL on the tripartite agreement reached.
RINL, APMDC & KIOCL ink MoU
Sri Vinod Kumar Thakral, IAS, Additional Secretary & Financial Adviser, MoS, on his maiden visit to RINL on 20th June, was highlyimpressed and spell bound by the green environment at RINL. "I am thrilled with soulful vegetation", he exclaimed. Sri Thakral appreciatedRINL for its ambitious growth plan to scale up to 20 mtpa and advised the RINL collective to focus further on cost reduction, higherproductivity, new bench marks in techno-economic parameters to improve the bottom-line. He indicated that he is aware of theshortcomings of RINL not having any captive source for major raw materials but expressed confidence that RINL would overcome anyconstraints with its dynamic leadership and efficiency of the team. Welcoming Sri Thakral, Sri AP Choudhary, CMD indicated that theCompany is on right path in pursuing its growth plans and briefed AS&FA about the Company's directional growth plans, strategicinitiatives like raw material securitization, JV initiatives, Business Diversification plan etc. Sri Thakral planted saplings at Dedication Park,paid a visit to Model Room & Awards gallery and later visited various production units and expansion areas - Coke Ovens, Sinter Plant,Blast Furnace-3, Steel Melt Shop-1 & 2, Wire Rod Mill -1 &2 etc.BOILER -6 INAUGURATED: During the plant visit, Sri Thakral inaugurated the Coal Firing System of Boiler-6. The Boiler which wasrecently put on oil and gas (waste gas) firing, is fully ready now with the commissioning of the Coal Firing System. The additional steamwould help in enhancing the captive power generation by another 60-65 MW. The Boiler and Generator have been supplied and erectedby M/s BHEL at a cost of around Rs 700 crores. S/Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O), P Madhusudan, D(F), TK Chand, D( C) , YR Reddy, D(P), NS Rao,D(Proj), B Siddhartha Kumar, IFS, CVO, Rohit Ashwa Kumar, Senior Commandant, CISF, EDs & GMs participated in the interaction.
"Thrilled with soulful vegetation" - AS & FA
RINL known for Efficiency and LeadershipSri Lokesh Chandra, IAS, Joint Secretary, MoS complimented the RINL on its capability to compete with major steel makers like SAIL, Tatadespite not having captive mines and observed that efficiency of employees and right kind of leadership are largely contributing for thesuccess of the organization. Sri Chandra on his maiden visit opined that RINL would reach to a better position after stabilization of itsexpansion and assured that all help would be rendered for allotment of mines. He advised the RINL collective to run the plant asefficiently as possible to enable better realization at the investment in expansion. Elucidating his views during the corporate presentationwherein highlighting the achievements and challenges of the Company were presented, Sri Lokesh Chandra visualized a very "BrightFuture" for RINL with directional plan to expand to 20 mtpa. Welcoming the Joint Secretary, Sri AP Choudhary, CMD lauded the helpbeing extended by the Joint Secretary, AS& FA and Secretary, MoS in pursuing allotment of iron ore mines to RINL in different states. SriChoudhary assured that RINL will perform better in the years to come and reach to greater heights. Sri Lokesh Chandra planted saplingsat Dedication Park and paid a visit to Model Room and Awards gallery. Later he visited various production units, expansion areas whereofficials explained him the latest technological know- how incorporated in the plant. S/Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O), TK Chand, D(C), YRReddy, D(P), NS Rao, D(Proj), Rohit Ashwa Kumar, Senior Commandant, CISF, EDs, GMs participated in the interaction.During the site visit,the Joint Secretary inaugurated the Base Mix Unit related to Sinter Plant 3 of 6.3 mtpa expansion.
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CMD highlights the need to produce steel at low costSri AP Choudhary, CMD highlighted the need for the Steel Industry to produce steel at the lowest cost, as it is prime requisitefor not only sustainable growth but also for generation of adequate margins to fund the investments for future capacityadditions in the country. While addressing the "Steel Industry 2013" summit organized by the FICCI in Mumbai on 11th Apr,he said improvement in techno-economic parameters, such as specific energy consumption, raw material consumption,productivity & yields, waste recycling, waste heat recovery and other relevant areas would largely contribute to reduce thecost of production. Ministry of Steel has rightly identified these parameters as benchmarking to reorient the various steelmaking processes through adoption of "Best Available Technology" and "Best Available Practices" to sensitize the varioussteel producers to achieve the best level of performance with efficient techno-economic parameters, he added.
Sri Choudhary mentioned that the next major challenge is on the raw material front. Cost is the main driver for competitiveness and morethan 60% of the steel production cost is on account of raw materials. Adequate support is therefore required for such plants to ensureavailability of the key raw materials at a reasonable cost to ensure competiveness in the industry. He observed that time has come wherethe steel companies have to transform themselves to "niche" or "multi niche" operators. This transformation is possible only throughinnovation and calls for a coherent effective strategy for focused innovative efforts through R&D. He said that every tonne of steel requiresapproximately 12 tonnes of inputs (6 tonnes of air; 3 tonnes of water; & 3 tonnes of raw materials). The process also generates effluents,solid wastes; emits green house gasses; and effective control of these is imminent for the industry. The development of energy efficientprocesses for reduced emissions and maximization of re-cycling of wastes have to assume centre stage for the industry to manage itsgrowth profitably.
The impact of India on the global steel market is going to be strong in the near future. The demographics of the country are advantageous andwith its highly educated workforce, India will be the country to note on the global arena. World Steel Dynamics is of the opinion that Indian steelproduction is likely to outstrip the rise in steel demand in the next decade, unleashing a wave of low cost exports from the country on the worldmarket, Sri Choudhary observed. SriUP Singh, Jt. Secretary, Ministry ofSteel, Sri Roongta, Chairman, FICCISteel & Non-Ferrous MetalsCommittee, Sri Seshagiri Rao, JointManaging Director , Sri DilipOmmen, CEO & Managing Director,Essar Dr.Didar Singh, SecretaryGeneral, FICCI & Steel Technocratsetc participated in the summit.
Sri YR Reddy, D(P) participated in the 42nd International Federation of Training and DevelopmentOrganisations (IFTDO) World Conference & Exhibition held at New Delhi. Sri Reddy addressed thegathering on the topic 'Employee Relations : Emerging Issues and Challenges'. Sri Reddy highlightedthe success story of RINL where employees were given utmost importance as far as welfare andsafety aspects are concerned. He also mentioned that human relations played a vital role in theturn around of RINL and termed its employees are "very competent, efficient & knowledgeable".Sri Reddy also dealt upon the present Industrial Relations scenario in public as well as privatesectors in India, Knowledge workers, Benchmarking with global giants and improvement ofProduction, Productivity etc. Prof. B.K. Srivastava, IMI, New Delhi chaired the session.
Human Relations play vital role
"Waste Management - Opportunities for Entrepreneurs"- CMDSri AP Choudhary, CMD inaugurated the workshop on "Utilization of Solid IndustrialWastes for Ceramic Projects - Scope & Opportunities" at T&DC auditorium organizedby R&D dept. as part of RINL's R&D initiative on 27th Apr. While speaking on thisoccasion he said that "Steel is the driving force for economic progress of anycountry. The intrinsic ability of steel, to be completely re-cycled, offers greatprospects for sustainable development. However, one of the major concerns ofthe steel industry, today, is the effective utilization of wastes generated at variousstages of steel making". Sri Choudhary further said that the stringent environmentalnorms have transformed the scenario of "waste dumping" into "wastemanagement". The technologies being developed today, to economically convertwaste into wealth, are providing new business opportunities for buddingentrepreneurs. He complimented R&D for organizing this workshop.
Sri Umesh Chandra, D (O) said that, as part of its intensified initiatives in the field of R&D, RINL has taken up three important projects withCGCRI viz Utilization of solid industrial waste to develop ceramic products, Improvement of MGO-C (Magnetia Carbon Bricks) Quality toenhance converter lining life and Feasibility studies of CO2 and N2 separation from BF Gas for enhancement of its calorific value usingmembrane technology. Dr.Swapan Kumar Das, Chief Scientist, CGCRI, S/Shri R Ranjan, ED(W) I/c, Mukherjee, GM(T&R) spoke on thisoccasion. Large number of Entrepreneurs from the Refractory & Ceramic Industry, Scientists from CGCRI and members of IIM whoattended the workshop appreciated the efforts of R&D dept., in organizing such a multi beneficial workshop.
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Sri AP Choudhary, CMD inaugurated the fully air-conditioned, renovatedCasualty Block in VSGH, the health care service provider of RINL collective inUkkunagaram on 30th June. Sri Choudhary said that the performance of theplant is largely depended on productivity of the employees and their healthis of paramount importance to the company and added that it is the boundenduty of the organization to take care of the employees who are immenselycontributing to the growth of the organization. He urged the collective ofMedical Dept to improve the skills further to take care of the employees healthneeds as the plant is doubling its capacity. Sri Choudhary said that, due to increased number of road accidents/ due to agerelated problems, there is a need to develop a good physiotherapy centre. He advised VSGH authorities to develop theexisting physiotherapy unit into a fully equipped one to take of the needy patients. S/Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O), P Madhusudan,D(F), YR Reddy, D(P), NS Rao, D (Proj), B Siddhartha Kumar, IFS, CVO, and Dr MK Tripathy, GM (M&H) ,Union Leaders, representativesof SEA, Staff of VSGH and employees in large numbers participated. The new facility is created in VSGH at an estimated costof around Rs.1.2 crore. The additional facilities provided are 12 bedded Air Conditioned Casualty Unit, 6 bedded ACMU, male,female doctors' rooms, ECG room, individual medical gas pipelines for all beds, individual monitors for all beds, Ice- LinedRefrigerators (ILR) Unit for medicines storage etc.
CMD inaugurates new Casualty Block in VSGH
Recognizing the contribution of RINL to the economic development of theregion & the state of Andhra Pradesh, The Vizagapatam Chamber of Commerceand Industry (VCC&I) felicitated the key functionaries of the company foroutstanding performance in 2012-13 in the "Awards Night" held atVisakhapatnam. Shri AP Choudhary,CMD and Shri TK Chand, D( C) werefelicitated on this occasion. Senior Executives of RINL were presented awardsfor their outstanding performance during 2012-13.The speakers alsoexpressed happiness with RINL's rapid growth in Export sales & strategicutilization of port facilities as a means of economic & reliable logistics route.Commercial Directorate of RINL was appreciated for its customer friendlyinitiatives like "Dial your D(C)" & "Customers' day" along with launching ofCustomer Charter & Customer Policy which are the first of its kind among anysteel CPSUs.S/Sri Chintalapudi Venkataramaiah, Hon'ble MLA, Gajuwaka, M. Ponnaswamy, IRS, Commissioner of Customs,Visakhapatnam were present. Sri K.Ramabrahmam, President, VCC&I praised the impressive performance of RINL in2012-13. Shri M.V. Narayana Rao, Secretary, VCC&I proposed vote of thanks. RINL is operating over 100% of its ratedcapacity consistently for the last 10 years and making profits.Sri AP Choudhary on this ocassion said that, during 2012-13, RINL made a remarkable sales turnover of Rs 13,550 Crs. inspite of sluggish market conditions in the steel sectorinternationally as well as in India. Not only does it sell its products in the domestic market, RINL also exports its productsto several countries. Rs.600 Crs. of Iron & Steel products were exported during the year registering a growth of 45% overprevious year 2011-12. It is worth mentioning that RINL emerged as the largest exporter of Pig Iron in the country with ashare of 59%, taking the name of the city of Destiny Visakhapatnam to greater heights. This is a matter of great pleasureand pride for the people of Andhra Pradesh, he added.
Business Excellence Awards to RINL
Shri Beni Prasad Verma, Hon’ble Minister of Steel appreciated the sharp growth in production of RINL in Q-1. RINL recorded a growth of14% in finished steel production in Q- 1 and stepped up its captive power generation by 7% which helped the company to recordsignificant growth in many fronts despite power restriction. The Value Added Steel production is best for any first quarter with a growthof 17%, accounting to nearly 80% of total saleable steel production. In spite of recessionary trends in the market, RINL registered agrowth of 13% in sales and the special drive taken by the company helped to end Q-1 with a sales of 5.5 lakh tons matching the sales ofcorresponding period last year. The proportion of Special Steel sales in the total Saleable Steel stood at 82% during the quarter, comparedto 77% of the corresponding period last year . The focus on the rural marketing network has helped in enhancing the number of ruraldealers to over 600 currently. RINL registered impressive growth in June in many areas, significant among them being, Iron & Steelproduction 29%; Captive Power generation 16%, Value Added Steel sales 21%, despite sluggish market conditions. The Hot Metalproduction is the best for any June since inception with production from the new Blast Furnace touching 1.4 Mt. The new Sinter Plant wascommissioned in June which would further help in stepping up the production from the new Blast Furnace. In its effort to enhance theCaptive Power generation, Boiler-6 was commissioned in the month. The company is expected to close its bottom line on an even note,despite its margins being severely impacted due to poor market conditions. Concerted efforts towards cost control measures and focuson improvement of techno-economic parameters has helped to neutralize the effort of squeezed margins.
RINL Collective convey their deep condolences to thebereaved families of victims of Himalayan Fury at Uttarakhand.
Impressive Performance in Q-1
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Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O) highlighted the importance ofCommunication systems used in RINL and usage ofInformation and Communication Technologies (ICT) forthe Road Safety in and around plant.He was the chiefguest at "World Telecommunications & InformationSociety Day" organised by Telecommunications Dept on 17thMay. Sri Umesh Chandra said the recent technologies intelecommunications changed the face of the world and severalinnovations are emerging in every field and added that RoadSafety is a Global concern and requires improvement in the efficiency of Traffic Management. S/Sri Prabhu Raj Kumar, Dy TransportCommissioner(DTC), Buchhiraju, MVI of RTA dept, S S Kumar, Actg ED(Works) I/c , K.Iyapillai, DGM (Telecom) I/c & HOD ofTelecommunication dept. were present on this occasion. Essay Writing and Quiz Competition were conducted in latest trend inCommunications. Representatives of various Unions and Associations spoke on the occasion. Prizes were distributed to all the Winnersof Essay Writing & Quiz competition. Executive Directors, Senior Officers & Employees of Telecom and other Departments attended.
Importance of communication systems highlighted
Smt Shruti Seshadri, Joint Director of Press Information Bureauand wife of Sri V Seshadri, District Collector & Magistrate,Visakhapatnam, called upon the children of Arunodaya SpecialSchool to build confidence and faith which will lead to success inlife. She was the Chief Guest at the "Graduation Day" functionorganized in the sprawling Arunodaya school campus inUkkunagaram on 12th April. She commended the zeal andcommitment of the school management for the cause of therehabilitation to the special children under the Presidentship of
Smt Lata Choudhary. She said that unless economic rehabilitation is provided to the children one cannot go to mainstream in the society. Sheappreciated the VSP management and CSR department for pro actively and positively coming forward to help the students who passed outfrom Arunodaya after completing 18 years of age. Smt Shruti distributed certificates to 20 children who completed their studies on thisoccasion.Smt Lata Choudhary, President of Arunodaya Special School and VMS observed that the ultimate aim of any disability rehabilitationprogramme is to ensure integration, prevent segregation and plan vocational rehabilitation to make every disabled child to become acontributor to their families. Sri R Shankar, ED(BD&A) in his welcome address said that Arunodaya Special School showcased the commitmentof RINL-CSR initiative and helping the special children in a novel way. Smt. Sarada Rao, Vice President of Arunodaya Special SchoolEducational Society, Smt Preeti Roy, Vice president of Visteel Mahila Samiti, Sri SL Raju, Manager (Per) and Secretary of the School, teachersand large number of students participated.
Economic rehabilitation need of the hour: Smt Shruti Seshadri
Sri Choudhary was the Chief Guest at the World Environment Day celebratedin RINL on 5th June. The theme for this year was "THINK - EAT -SAVE". Hehighlighted the need to focus on new technologies, to promote sustainabledevelopment, 100% utilization of the wastes generated, be it solid, liquidor gaseous wastes , effective utilization of Company's land wealth throughafforestation to enhance the biological productivity and substitution ofenergy requirements through the renewable energy route.Sri Choudharysaid that major environmental initiatives of RINL was setting up a 120 MWcaptive Power Plant fully utilizing the BF Gas and added that RINL has
adopted latest technologies for environmental protection and pollution control right from the beginning. He mentionedthat the steel industry contributes to around 6 to 7% of the global greenhouse gas emissions and therefore there is a needto recognize this as a key priority area to promote sustainable development. Sri Choudhary said that new technologiesintroduced at RINL for reduction of GHG emissions and the expenditure on "environmental protection systems" in expansionhas increased to over 10%. RINL is always focusing on efforts to substitute our energy requirement through the renewableenergy route and putting great efforts towards 'zero discharge' in order to conserve the valuable resources, he added.Earlier, Sri Choudhary launched Environmental Status & Information online called "ENVISION" to mark the occasion.Sri Choudhary also distributed "Green Awards" for the winners of various competitions conducted on the occasion.S/Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O), YR Reddy, D(P) NS Rao, D(Proj), B Siddhartha Kumar, IFS, CVO, R Ranjan, ED(Works) I/C, SS Kumar, ED(Safety &Environment) , Executive Directors, HODs, senior officials, representatives of SEA, unions, SC&ST Association, WIPS and large number ofemployees and school children attended. ENVISION aims to provide ‘real time’ emission data to all concerned and helps in meeting thestatutory requirment of posting ‘real time’ data to websites of APPCB and CPCB. ENVISION has modules like Stack monitoring andAmbient Air Quality, Coke Ovens emissions, DE monitoring system, ESP monitoring system, Hazardous & Solid wastes status, Waterconsumption etc. It is designed and developed by the team consisting of employees from IT and EnMD Departments.
Need to focus on new technologies: Sri AP Choudhary
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RINL on 14th Apr celebrated and paid rich tributes to one ofthe illustrious sons of India, Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao RamjiAmbedkar, on his 122nd Birth Anniversary at Dr. BR AmbedkarPark in Ukkunagaram. Speaking on the occasion Sri. APChoudhary, CMD, said that Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was apure symbol of hard work, dedication, commitment, loveand humanity. He was a great nationalist, political thinker,reformer and revolutionary and prolific writer with prodigiousideas, he added. Dr.Ambedkar's legacy as a socio-political
reformer, had a deep effect on modern India. In post-Independence India, his socio-political thought has acquired respect across thepolitical spectrum. While quoting his words, "a great man must be motivated by the dynamics of a social purpose and must act as thescourge and the scavenger of society. One must have firm belief in sacredness of his/her mission. Noble is the aim and sublime and gloriousis the mission", Sri Choudhary said that his words are very relevant today particularly for the RINL family. At this critical juncture, whenExpansion units are coming on stream with new manpower being inducted, there is a great need for sharing of knowledge and experience.There is greater need to demonstrate dedicated team work irrespective of levels with a single minded objective of making this great planttruly world class. This would be the greatest tribute that we would be paying to the great soul, he added. Dr. Ambedkar left an indelible markin our society. Let us follow the footsteps of this great soul. Let us all resolve to do so, he concluded. Earlier, S/Sri AP Choudhary, CMD, PMadhusudan,D(F) ,TK Chand, D(C) and Sri YR Reddy, D(P) garlanded the Statue and portrait of Dr. Ambedkar. All the directors spoke on thisoccasion. S/Sri P Ramudu, ED (Automation), RP Srivastava, GM (TA), Debasish Ray, GM (Pers), M. Srinivas, Secy. SEA, Deena Manasu, President,B Mallaya, Vice-President and S Appala Raju, Secretary of SC&ST Association, Union leaders S/Sri D Adinarayana, N Rama Rao, M Rajsekhar,members of SEA, VSP Employees along with families and public in large numbers paid floral tributes to Dr. BR Ambedkar. Sri. MNSD Prasad Babu,GM (LA) and Liaison Officer for SC&ST Cell, presided over the function .
RINL pays tribute to Dr B R Ambedkar
Sri AP Choudhary, CMD said that at RINL, we had been rightly focusingon creating a conducive environment where employees aremotivated to give their best and also in fostering their knowledgesharing culture. Sri Choudhary was the Chief Guest at the "AnnualQuality Circles (QC), Srujan Vikas and 5S recognition Function"organized by MS Dept. at T&DC Auditorium on 16th May to recognizethe efforts of QC members, Suggestors and 5S depts. Speaking onthe occasion, Sri Choudhary called upon the employees to explorethe inherent skills to achieve excellence in their work areas. SriChoudhary said that in today's highly competitive world, whereknowledge, skill and speed in execution are the mantra of success,radical changes in addressing the various business issues have become
the order of the day. It is a globally accepted fact that to compete, survive and prosper, every organization has to adapt to changes anddovetail its performance to meet the changing preferences of the stakeholders. Organizational transformation at every given opportunityhas become imperative for survival. Human resources have always remained the most important factor at RINL in all its endeavours andall systems have been devised to motivate them in the best manner possible for them to deliver their best, he added.He called upon theemployees, to exhibit a high level of belongingness and take pride in their area of working and strive to perform better and better.
In order to motivate employees for making 100% participation in these schemes, Sri Choudhary announced introduction of "Chairman'sQuality Award" from next year onwards. CMD appreciated the sincere efforts of the employees in implementing 4,779 QC projects during2011-12, resulting in a saving of Rs.20.5 crores and 21,479 suggestions yielding a savings of Rs.21 crores during the same period. Six (6)depts. were certified for successful implementation of 5 S. QC teams from SP, TPP, WRM and two teams from BF exhibited their QCachievements through live models. The QC team from CO&CCP department, which won the "Par Excellent" in the National Conventionon Quality Control Circles at Kanpur, has presented their QC case study. CMD, Directors and Senior Officers appreciated the efforts of QC,Srujan Vikas and 5S members for their excellent contribution through small groupactivities. CMD felicitated the 'Creativity Award' winners under SuggestionScheme, S/Sri Umesh Chandra, D(O), Y R Reddy, D(P), NS Rao, D (Proj), R.Ranjan, ED (Works) I/c presented mementoes / cheques to the winners ofPoster, Slogan and Technical paper competitions of Suggestion Scheme, BestQC depts. Coordinators, QC teams, facilitators, leaders and Best 5S departments& coordinators. Sri V Narayanan, GM (MS) gave an overview of the activities ofthe Quality Circles, Suggestions and 5S movement at VSP and the achievementsin National and International Convention on QCs, Srujan Vikas, 5S and PM'sShram Awards. Senior Officers, Union Leaders, SEA representatives, Facilitators,Members and Suggestion Conveners attended the function. Ms. N. Bhanu,AGM (MS) compeered the proceedings, Mr Daisy Bob, Manager (MS) proposedvote of thanks.
Explore inherent skills to achieve excellence: CMD
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CVO visits Southern Branch officesSri. B.Siddhartha Kumar,IFS, CVO visitedRINL's Coimbatore and Kochi branches on25th & 26th Apr. He reviewed the operationsof the stockyard as well as Branch Salesoffices. Sri. N Ramprasad, RM(South) briefedon various activities at Stockyard and Salesoffices. CVO interacted with all theemployees of branch offices and gavevaluable inputs which then proceeded byplanting of saplings.
Sri A P Choudhary, launched the " Mobile Version" of corporate website“www.vizagsteel.com” on 3rd Apr . The website gives easy access to use featuresfrom any mobile phone. This will benefit employees, vendors, customers, careerseekers and other esteemed stakeholders to access the website from theirmobile devices, conveniently. The mobile version of the website has been developedby the in house team of IT department headed by Sri KVSS Rajeswara Rao, GM (IT).
‘VIZAG STEEL’ on mobile... now
CMD launched SWASTH-Mines, the computerized online Medical and HealthcareManagement system for the benefit of employees working in VSP Mines at Madharam& Jaggayyapeta at a function organized by IT dept. of VSP through Video-conferencing mode. Sri P Ramudu, ED (IT & Automation)welcomed the gathering. Sri KVSS Rajeswara Rao, GM (IT) spoke about the innovative initiatives of IT department. Dr. BG Reddy, DGM(IT) introduced the system and Sri GV Ramesh, AGM (IT) & Ms. C Smitha made the presentation about the system. Sri MMK Murthy, ED(Mines), and other senior officials present on the occasion.S/Sri AP Choudhary, CMD, Umesh Chandra, D(O) and YR Reddy, D(P)interacted with the doctors stationed at the mines using video conferencing, and enquired about the benefits that would accrue fromthis system, and other general issues at hand. CMD, Directors and Executive Directors were all impressed with the system andcommended the IT team for designing the innovative system.
Online Healthcare Management System for Mines launched
Rich tributes paid to Dr Babu Jagjeevan RamRINL celebrated 106th Birth anniversary of Dr Babu Jagjeevan Ram, a veteran freedomfighter and former Dy. PM in Ukkunagaram on 5th Apr. Sri TK Chand, D(C), the chiefguest, paid rich tributes to the great leader by garlanding the statue at a functionorganized at Babu Jagjeevan Ram Park in Sector-5. Speaking on the occasion, Sri Chandrecalled the stellar contribution of Jagjeevan Ram in the nation's development and theempowerment of the downtrodden people and added that Babu Jagjeevan Ram wasone of the tallest leaders of post-independence India and his life symbolizes the liberationand progress of dalits in democratic India. He said that his liberal principles and hiscommitment to democratic values were clearly demonstrated when he opposed separateelectorates for dalits and mentioned that Babu always wanted dalits to be liberated, not
isolated. In taking such a view, he shared the larger vision of social unity outlined by Mahatma Gandhi, he said. Sri Chand said that hisuninterrupted representation in Parliament from 1936 to 1986 i.e for 50 years was a world record. He was a true nationalist, a true secularminded person, a great administrator and above all, is a great son of Mother India. Sri Chand described Dr Babu Jagjeevan Ram as achampion of Public sector companies and on his birthday he appealed to all employees, unions, associations to work together to realizethe dreams of this great son of Mother India making Public sector companies taller in Indian industries. Union leaders S/Sri D Adinarayana,Mantri Rajsekhar, Mastanappa, Deenamanasu, Applaraju, representatives of SC&ST association, unions paid floral tributes to the greatleader on the occasion.
“GNANA” - a KM InitiativeKnowledge based innovative improvements have always underpinned the performance of RINL over the years and thesame is formalized through a knowledge sharing platform known as "GNANA-ai" - Generating Nurturing AcquiringNovel for Accelerated Improvements through deployment of customized tools for knowledge sharing and applicationof knowledge in the company. With a view to take its KM programme beyond organizational boundaries and share itspractices and at the same time learn from other organisations in KM, CSM Dept. organized a workshop with the help ofMr. GS Krishnan, Secretary & Director (IT&KM), National Productivity Council (NPC) who is an expert in this field. Thesession was designed to enhance the awareness on KM frameworks and recent developments in the field of KM withthrust being on benefits of KNOW network - a global web-based professional sharing network facilitating sharing ofbest practices in the field of Knowledge Management. Shri Umesh Chandra, D(O) inaugurated the session on 18th Apr atCentre for HRD. Shri R Shankar, ED(BD&A) also spoke on the occasion.
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Sri YR Reddy, D(P) inaugurated the annual Summer Coaching Camp forChildren at Col CK Nayudu Ukku Stadium in Ukkunagaram on 13th May.The event began with an impressive March Past by 1000 children ofUkkunagaram schools along with CISF band.
Sri YR Reddy said that the management is always encouraging the sports and theemployees are bringing laurels to the organisation both locally and nationally. Hecongratulated the sports department and Sports committee for their efforts in thedevelopment of Sports. He also stated that RINL is giving emphasis on developingsports infrastructure in the township and added that a "Ten Station Multy Gym" isbeing effectively utilised by over one hundred residents of Ukkunagaram daily, anexclusive Football Ground was provided to Visakha Vimala Vidyalayam, Balacheruvuwhile a Hockey field is being prepared in sector -1 in the township.
The camp was held in two sessions from 13th to 28th May in 13 disciplines, namely Athletics, Shuttle Badminton, Chess, Basketball,lawn Tennis, Volleyball, Football, Hockey, Cricket, Throw Ball , Boxing, Roller Skating and Yoga. Diet comprising of boiled egg, sproutsand lime juice was provided to the participants in both sessions. Caps were presented to all the participants while participationcertificates were issued on the concluding day . 40 coaches ( most of them who are employees and former National players)imparted training to the children. S/Sri. A. Radhakrishna , GM (Trg. & HRD) & Chairman, VSP Sports Commmittee, R. V. Rao , GM (Per),M.S. Kumar, AGM (Sports), D.Prabhakara Raju , Manager (Sports), M.N.V.V. Prakash, Vice President, SEA , N. Rama Rao, Presidentrecognized Union, G. Venkata Rao, President INTUC , S.Appala Raju, secretary, SC /ST Assn., B.N. Kiniyan , DGM (D&E), K.V.Rama Rao,DGM (P&A Contracts ) , O.R.M.Rao, AGM (HRD), Chandra Rao, Jt. Secretary, SEA, employees of Sports department and members of VSPSports committee participated.
Summer coaching camp conducted
Sri YR Reddy, D(P) stressed the need of good parenting to mould thechildren as better citizens of the society and added that parentsshould encourage the children’s passion and understand theirabilities. Sri Reddy was the chief guest at a guest lecture "Art ofParenting"organized by WIPS on the occasion of "Mother's Day" atVSP on 11th May. Sri Reddy observed that proper parenting shouldcreate a pleasant atmosphere and is very crucial in the present hyperinternet arena in molding the children’s behavior. RINL alwayssupports women activities to enhance the capabilities of womenemployees, he added. He said that mothers are parenting great menin the world. Sri GBS Prasad, ED (Per & IR) said that women play avital role in dealing with children’s growth and mother's role is equated with God and added that parents are the firstteachers for the children. Smt T Suneetha, Trainer, Councilor and Mentor delivered the lecture on the occasion. She said thatmother is a "Neuro Sculpture" and an embodiment of sacrifice, love, care and service and first guide of the children. Sheexplained with several examples that how parenting help children grow in this computer and internet arena in the world.Parents should infuse confidence among children while parenting them, she added. Smt V Padmavathi Prasad, DGM(Per) &Coordinator of WIPS introduced the speaker to the audience. Sri A Radhakrishna, GM(Trg & HRD), Dr V Surya Prabha, Ex GM(Medical) and large number of women employees of RINL participated.
"Mother is embodiment of love and sacrifice"- D(P)
Technical Session on Modern Civil Engineering PracticesWith a view to equip all the employees working in maintenance sections of Town Administration Dept. with the latest developments intheir professional fields, a new initiative has been started in TA Dept. Accordingly, it is decided to organize technical sessions cumexperience sharing by renown professionals/academicians in the relevant area.
The first such interaction in a half day session was organized on 4th May at Centre for HRD. The session was conducted by two eminentprofessors of Andhra University, namely Dr K.Srinivasa Rao, Professor in Structural Engineering and Dr.Satyanarayana Reddy, Professor inSoil Mechanics. The learned professors conducted the session with the help of power point presentation on Modern Civil Engineeringpractices developed in the recent past in the areas of arresting leakages, settlements in buildings etc. They also illustrated case studieswith respect to settlements in buildings for which they had provided solutions at various locations earlier.
Sri A. Radhakrishna, GM(Trg&HRD) was the chief guest. The programme was attended by all executives of Civil Engineeringdiscipline and Section In-charges of TA dept. Speaking on the occasion, Sri R.P.Srivastava, GM (TA) stated that such programmes areimmensely beneficial in updating the professionals with latest developments and in getting the works executed in the dept.efficiently. All the participants were highly satisfied with the programme and requested for organizing more such half daysessions in the coming days.
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Cancer detection camps organisedThree Cancer Detection Camps were organized by "Sanjeevan" Mobile Cancer Detection Van through Lions Cancer Hospital on 7thApril at Nagulapalli village (Anakapalli mandal), on 21st April at Aganampudi Rehabilitation Colony and on 28th April at Garividi.Financial support was extended for procurement of medicines in conducting Super Speciality Mega Medical Camp at Garividi, as aCSR initiative. Around 15000 people from nearby villages utilized this special occasion of medical activity including people fromVSP's Captive Mines at Garbham and Saripalli also. The Cancer Detection Camps were conducted and total 269 people were testedand 8 suspected cases were refered for further treatment at Lions Cancer Hospital, Visakhpatnam city. On 19th May, at Dayal Nagarnear Pedagantyada Rehabilitation Colony, another Cancer Detection Camp was organized. 92 people were tested and among themone suspected case was refered to Lions Cancer Hospital. On 2nd June, a Cancer Detection Camp was conducted at Pedamushidivadanear Lankelapalem, Visakhapatnam district. 91 people were tested and among them one suspected case was identified and sent toLions Cancer Hospital.
Women empowerment through educationTwo nos. of "Pratham" Adult (Women) Literacy centres were inaugurated at T.Devada and Islampeta where maximum beneficiaries arebelonging to Minorities. The minority women of the above cited villages have been attending these Literacy classes with firm resolveto learn Telugu language and basic mathematics. Around 50 Minority women would get benefited from this one-year Adult (Women)Literacy programme. Another "Pratham" Centre was started on 25th April, in the evening session for around 25 womenfolk of RasalammaColony, a surrounding village of VSP.
Taking care of tribal healthWith the financial support of RINL, VSGH had organized a Medical Camp in association with Sri Satya Sai Seva Samithi, Ukkunagaram on28th April at Pedabaradu near Chinthapalli tribal area. Nearly 600 people were benefited from this Camp. Some of the patients wereidentified for cataract surgeries also.
Promotion of sportsRINL under its CSR initiative of People care, gave financial support to Visakha District Football Association for organizing 4th Vizag SteelCup Football Tournament at Visakhapatnam. Around 24 local clubs of the district had participated in the event. The amateur footballplayers all over the district had witnessed the game of different players during this event and enjoyed the event. This sports event alsohelped in honing up the existing skills of amateur football players. Sri Y.R.Reddy, D(P) inaugurated the Football Tourney on 9th April atAndhra University Golden Jubilee Grounds. Sport department officials and Union leaders also attended the inaugural function.
Furniture to tribal schoolsSchool furniture was provided to Tribal Welfare Ashram School at Sukuru (Hukumpeta mandal of Vizag Agency area) to give paramountimportance to the education of tribals. 122 nos. of Desk-cum-Benches for 366 students and 4 sets of Teacher’s Table & Chair were alsodistributed in this School.
Additional facilities provided at K.G.H. MortuaryKeeping in view of the tremendous service being done by the King George Hospital to the patients and on the request of KGHauthorities, RINL/VSP provided additional facilities like State of art Autopsy tables-6 nos, Air Conditioners for Autopsy hall - 6 nos,Refurbishing of Relatives of Waiting hall & Inquest room, Toilet facility, Drinking water facility & Safety grills to KGH Mortuary. With theabove facilties KGH Mortuary was become the first Air Conditioned & well ventilated Mortuary in Andhra Pradesh.
Uninterrupted Power to Police StationOn the request made by the Police authorities of Budarayavalasa Police station at GarbhamManganese Mines, as a CSR initiative of VSP, a Power Inverter was provided to the BudarayavalasaPolice Station. This Police Station had been facing frequent power failure which results in disruptionin their regular Computer work. The Mines officials of Garbham Manganese Mines had handed overthe Power Inverter to the S.I. Of Police, Budarayavalasa on 9th May.
Quench the thirstDrinking water supply was started from 10th June as a CSR initiative reaching about 13,000 beneficiaries every day, for a period of fourmonths. This water is being supplied through Greater Visakha Municipal Corporation (GVMC).
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p`baaoQaÀp`vaINa prIxaaAao M ka Aayaaojanap`baaoQaÀp`vaINa prIxaaAao M ka Aayaaojanap`baaoQaÀp`vaINa prIxaaAao M ka Aayaaojanap`baaoQaÀp`vaINa prIxaaAao M ka Aayaaojanap`baaoQaÀp`vaINa prIxaaAao M ka AayaaojanasaMgazna maoM ihMdI ka kaya-saaQak &ana na rKnaovaalao kma-caairyaaoM kao inayaimat $p sao p`itvaYa- dao sa~aoM maoM ihMdI p`baaoQaÀp`vaINa kxaaAaoM maoM p`iSaxaNa idyaa jaata hO. idsaMbarsao ma[-Ê 2013 ko sa~ maoM saMgazna ko lagaBaga 106 kma-caairyaaoM kao [na kxaaAaoM maoM p`iSaixat ikyaa gayaa. kma-caairyaaoM kI sauivaQaa kao dRiYT maoM rKto hue phlaI baar vaI esapI ko p`iSaxaNa va ivakasa koMd` maoM idº21 va 22 ma[-Ê 2013 kao prIxaa Aayaaoijat kI gayaI. prIxaa maoM vaI esa pI ko saaqa¹saaqaÊ koMd`Iya AaOVaoigak saurxaa balaÊ efesa ena ela ko kma-caairyaaoM nao BaI Baaga ilayaa.
vaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaanavaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaanavaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaanavaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaanavaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaanaidº26 sao 28 ma[-Ê 2013 ko daOrana itÉpit maoM saoMTaD Wara Baart sarkar kI rajaBaaYaa naIit pr tIna¹idvasaIyarajaBaaYaa saMgaaoYzI Aayaaoijat kI gayaI. [samaoM rajaBaaYaa p`gaamaI p`yaaoga evaM kayaa-nvayana kI idSaa maoM ]llaoKnaIya pgaithotu vaI esa pI kao rajaBaaYaa ivaiSaYT sammaana p`dana ikyaa gayaa. kaya-Ëma maoM vaI esa pI kI trf sao maha p`baMQak³p`iSaxaNa va maanava saMsaaQana ivakasa´ evaM rajaBaaYaa AiQakarI EaI e raQaaÌYNa evaM vairYz sahayak ³Anauvaad´EaImatI ko ena ela vaI ÌYNavaoNaI p`itBaaigayaaoM ko $p maoM ]pisqat qaoÊ ijanhaoMnao pyaa-varNa maM~alaya ko inadoSak kokrkmalaaoM sao yah purskar ga`hNa ikyaa.
vaI esa pI kao narakasa Wara ]%ÌYT kayaa-nvayana hotu p`qama purskarvaI esa pI kao narakasa Wara ]%ÌYT kayaa-nvayana hotu p`qama purskarvaI esa pI kao narakasa Wara ]%ÌYT kayaa-nvayana hotu p`qama purskarvaI esa pI kao narakasa Wara ]%ÌYT kayaa-nvayana hotu p`qama purskarvaI esa pI kao narakasa Wara ]%ÌYT kayaa-nvayana hotu p`qama purskar30 ma[-Ê 2013 kao Aayaaoijat narakasa kI baOzk maoM vaI esa pImaoM ]%ÌYT ihMdI kayaa-nvayana hotu ivaSaaKp+Nama ko saava-jainak]pËmaaoM kI EaoNaI maoM p`qama purskar p`aPt huAa. saMgazna koinadoSak ³kaima-k´ EaI vaO Aar roD\DI nao maMDla rola p`baMQak vanarakasa AQyaxa EaI Ainala kumaar ko haqaaoM yah purskar ga`hNaikyaa. narakasa kI kaya-kairNaI saimait maoM ilayao gayao inaNa-ya koAnausaar [sa vaYa- BaI narakasa kI pi~ka ‘ivaSaaKa BaartI’ kosaPtma AMk ko p`kaSana va samanvaya ka kaya- vaI esa pI ko ihMdIkxa Wara ikyaa gayaa. [saI samaaraoh maoM pi~ka ka ivamaaocana
narakasa AQyaxa EaI Ainala kumaar Wara ikyaa gayaa. vaI esa pI ko sahayak maha p`baMQak ³ihMdI´ EaI lalana kumaar ko naotR%va maoM p`kaiSat [sa pi~ka kI saBaI saMgaznaaoMko p`itinaiQayaaoM nao BaUir¹BaUir p`SaMsaa kI. [sa kaya-Ëma maoM maha p`baMQak ³p`iSaxaNa va maanava saMsaaQana ivakasa´ evaM rajaBaaYaa AiQakarI EaI e raQaaÌYNa AaOr sahayak mahap`baMQak ³ihMdI´ EaI lalana kumaar ]pisqat qao.
ivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa ka AayaaojanaivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa ka AayaaojanaivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa ka AayaaojanaivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa ka AayaaojanaivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa ka Aayaaojanana[- idllaI ko koMd`Iya ihMdI p`iSaxaNa saMsqaana ko inadoSak EaI jaya p`kaSa kd-ma nao idº31 ma[-Ê 2013 kaop`baaoQaÀp`vaINa p`iSaxaNaaiqa-yaaoM ko ilae Aayaaoijat ivaSaoYa kaya-Saalaa maoM mau#ya Aitiqa ko $p maoM Baaga ilayaa. ]nhaoMnaokma-caairyaaoM kao Apnao kayaa-layaIna kama maoM ihMdI ko p`yaaoga hotu p`ao%saaiht ikyaa. [sa Avasar pr ivaSaoYa Aitiqava ]p inadoSak ³kayaa-nvayana´ EaI Ajaya EaIvaastva nao ihMdI ko pit kma-caairyaaoM kI Éica hotu psannata vya> kI.sahayak maha pbaMQak ³ihMdI´ EaI lalana kumaar nao vaI esa pI maoM pbaaoQaÀpvaINa kxaaAaoM ko Aayaaojana ko saMbaMQa maoM ekpstutIkrNa idyaa. t%pScaat prIxaaAaoM maoM A%yaiQak AMk panaovaalao kma-caarI pursÌt ikyao gayao.
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Football ground inauguratedA full-fledged exclusive Football ground in Visakha Vimala Vidyalayam, BalacheruvuRoad was inaugurated by Sri YR Reddy, D(P) on 13th Apr. Sri Reddy said that hisdream came true in providing such a good quality football field to the children ofVVV, BC road. He thanked all the concerned departments for their help. He madespecial mention about the services rendered by Sri DK Nageswar (Retd),GM(Projects). He appreciated the efforts of the entire Sports Departmentcollective.The function was attended by S/Sri R.P.Srivistava, GM (TA), MS Kumar,AGM (Sports), Correspondent of VVV, Fr. Thomas Pulickal, Principal Sister Lily, TradeUnion leaders S/Sri N.Rama Rao and Mantri Rajasekhar, SEA President and Secretary,K.Madhava Rao and M.Srinivas, representatives of SC/ST Assn. Dr SV Adinarayana Rao, Chairman and Sri Y Raghuram, President ofVisakhapatnam District Football Association were also present on the occasion. The colourful function included traditional dance byschool children and a friendly football match.
ihMdI ko p`gaamaI p`yaaoga ka inarIxaNaihMdI ko p`gaamaI p`yaaoga ka inarIxaNaihMdI ko p`gaamaI p`yaaoga ka inarIxaNaihMdI ko p`gaamaI p`yaaoga ka inarIxaNaihMdI ko p`gaamaI p`yaaoga ka inarIxaNarajaBaaYaa ivaBaaga ko ]p inadoSak ³kayaa-nvayana´Ê baOMgalaUrÊ EaI Ajaya EaIvaastva Wara idº29 ma[-Ê 2013 kao vaI esa pI mau#yaalaya maoM rajaBaaYaa kayaa-nvayana ka inarIxaNaikyaa gayaa. ]nhaoMnao vaI esa pI maoM rajaBaaYaa kayaa-nvayana kao sarahnaIya batayaa tqaa [sao jaarI rKnao kI Apoxaa kI. ]nhaoMnao narakasa baOzk maoM vaI esa pI maoM rajaBaaYaagaitivaiQayaaoM ka ]llaoK ikyaa. saMgazna maoM 11 sao 13 jaUnaÊ 2013 tk inagaimat saamaaijak daiya%vaÊ ÌiYa vaainakIÊ saamaanya pSaasanaÊ ivaiQa maamalaoÊ kaya-palak sqaapnaa vakMpnaI saicava ko kayaa-layaaoM maoM ihMdI pyaaoga ka inarIxaNa ikyaa gayaa. inarIxaNa ko daOrana saMbaw ivaBaagaaoM ko paiQakairyaaoM kao rajaBaaYaa ihMdI ko pBaavaI kayaa-nvayana hotuAavaSyak idSaainado-Sa idyao gayao.
idº13 ma[-Ê 2013 kao [spat maM~alaya ko saMyau> inadoSak EaI ASaaok kumaar Wara caMDIgaZ, isqat SaaKa kayaa-layaÊ sahayak maha p`baMQak ³ihMdI´ EaI lalana kumaar Waraidº12 va 13 jaUnaÊ 2013 kao ËmaSaÁ frIdabaad AaOr gaaijayaabaad isqat SaaKa ibaËI kayaa-layaaoM maoM rajaBaaYaa kayaa-nvayana saMbaMQaI inarIxaNa ikyaa gayaa. [sa Avasarpr vahaÐ kma-caairyaaoM kao Baart sarkar kI rajaBaaYaa naIit ko ivaivaQa p`avaQaanaaoM kI jaanakarI dI gayaI.
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Giesler Plastometer InauguratedShri R.Ranjan ED (Works)I/c inaugurated the 'Giesler Plastometer (Coal plasticitymeasurement Equipment)' at QA&TD CO&CCP laboratory.
Plasticity and plastic range of a coking coal is one of the important parameters in theassessment of coking coal and the quality of the coke produced. Giesler plastometerinstrument is used to measure this plastic property of coal. New Giesler Plastometer PF-22is procured from M/s DASFOS, Czech Republic to upgrade the testing facility in thelaboratory. All types of Coking coals used presently in the VSP and the new coking coals canbe tested with this equipment for their suitability to make coke in our Coke ovens batteries.
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'Doctor of Philosophy' in Mechanical Engineering awardedSri S B V S P Sastry, AGM (MS) has been awarded the degree of 'Doctor of Philosophy' in Mechanical Engineeringfrom Andhra University, Visakhapatnam on 3rd May. He submitted the thesis titled 'Optimal Lot-Size Modelsfor Waste Minimization in a Product Oriented Plant' under the guidance of Prof. V.V.S. Kesava Rao, MechanicalEngineering department, College of Engineering, Andhra University. As in today's world, manufacturers aregiving more thrust on quality and cost reduction aspects through the concept of Lean, the desired qualitycan be achieved by operating in a perfect environment which is affected due to variations in the raw material
qualities, skill levels of workers, inspection procedures, operating practices, machine conditions etc. This researchconsidered and developed Economic lot size models in the areas of imperfection in manufacturing system. The SensitivityAnalysis was carried out to the above models and minimization of waste was achieved by reworking of defectives items,reusable items and reduction of inventory cost.
Diploma in Industrial SafetySri. AA Girinathan , AGM(Safety), SED was sponsored by VSP to do the one year course ofDiploma in Industrial Safety, Chennai during 2011-12. Sri. Girinathan secured 83% andpassed the said course with Distinction. He stood 2nd in the batch of 50 students sponsoredfrom various industries across South India. He received the certificate of Merit from Director(Safety) of Regional Labour Institute, Chennai in the presence of Deputy Director General,DGFASLI, Ministry of Labour & Employment, GoI. The performance of Sri AA Girinathan inthe diploma in Industrial safety is the best of all those who were sponsored so far fromVSP for the said course. The D(O) and HoD (Safety) have congratulated Sri Girinathan for his achievement.
The Karate KidMaster D.Venkata Seshu won Bronze Medal in the recenty held Intermediate Karate Competition-2013 heldin New Delhi. He is the son of Sri.R.Appala Raju, Chargeman, Traffic Dept. A total of 1200 children from eightcountries participated in the event out of which 11 were from Andhra Pradesh.Venkata Seshu is a studentof X class of Vignan School.
Kum. Inshia Mehnaaz , D/o Smt.Rabiya Ahmadi and Mr.Jamil , AM, Central Stores(MM) made her parentsproud by scoring 98.1% in 1st year Intermediate examinations BIPC-Medical Stream 2012-13 from Sri.Chaitnaya, Jr.College, Ukkunagaram. Ku.Inshia was also1st rank holder of 10th class, I.C.S.E Board Exams,2011-12, De Paul School where she scored 95.3%. Her other achievements include Gold Medal at InternationalInformatics Olympiad, National Cyber Olympiad, Winner of Bournvita Quiz Contest, Winner of Short Story& poetry writing competitions.
D. Kiran Kumar, S/o Sri D.Nooka Raju, Foreman, LVRS, FMD has secured admission in India's most soughtafter management institute i.e IIM Ahmedabad for 2 yrs PGP course. Kiran has always been in the top notchranking throughout his academic tenure. He is an Engineer from Gitam University.
Ku. J Sushanthika scored 98.6% in 10th Standard and topped at G.D.Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore . She is the D/o. Smt.Bhavani & Sri S Jambukesan, Assistant Manager (Mktg), BSO, Coimbatore.
Ku. R.B. Mahalakshmi, a student of Kendriya Vidhyalaya, Kochi scored 94%marks in 10th Standard, is the D/o. Smt. Pushpa B Subrahmanian & Sri R.V.Balasubramanian, Assistant Manager (Staff ), BSO, Kochi.
Master M Harish Khanna, S/o. of Sri S Madasamy, Assistant Manager(Staff ),BSO Chennai, Scored 93.5% marks in higher secondary exam.
Ku. Shaheera Bano, D/o Smt. Shaik Noorjahan Begum and Sri Shaik Imam, Foreman(S)-BF-Oprn, scored 979out of 1000 marks in Intermediate 2nd year exam. She stood as the topper of Narayana Jr.College-sparkcampus of Gajuwaka.
Ukkuvani congratulatesall the achievers for their
excellence and wishes them all the best in future.
Accolades for Academic Excellence
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EVENTS AT A GLANCE
D(P) with T&DC officials - Release ofTraining Calendar
Sri R Ranjan, ED(W) I/c at BFSafety Awareness Week
Inauguration of New Foot Ball Groundat AU Campus
Sri Y R Reddy, D(P) with Dr. Somarajuat World Health Day Seminar at VSGH
VMS Activities
National Fire Service Week Celebrationsinaugurated by Sri R Ranjan, ED(W) I/c
Sri.R Ranjan, ED(W) I/c presents cheque tofamily members on behalf of SEA
Online system for employees welfare at COB-4inaugarated by Sri M Appa Rao, Sr.Khalasi
‘Dumper’ fleet strengthened
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