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Coal India Signs Mou with GAIL Monthly Magazine on CPSE happenings March, 2020 | www.psuconnect.in The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi interacting with the Heads of Indian Missions abroad through video conferencing to discuss responses to the global COVID-19 pandemic www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 1 EVENTS Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings WINGS INDIA 2020 takes off hri K.T Rama Rao, Minister for Industries &Commerce,Telangana inaugurated Wings India 2020,at Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad in presence of Shri M K Rao, Minister of Civil Aviation, Puducherry, Shri Arvind Singh, Chairman, AAI and Smt Usha SPadhee, Joint Secretary, Minister of Civil Aviation, GoI. The international event is jointly organized by Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India, AAI and FICCI. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 2 EVENTS Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings Shri Rajnath Singh Inaugurates Shri R.K Singh inaugurates NTPC PFCSetupFirstWomens The Light Combat Helicopter O&M-IPS 2020 Conference ConvenienceLoungeAt nion Defence Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh inaugurates the Light Combat DelhiMetrosBlueLine UHelicopter Final Assembly Hangar at the hri S N Sahai, Secretary, Power in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Complex the presence of CMD/PFC Shri in Bengaluru. SRajeev Sharma and MD/DMRC Dr HAL is actively engaged and is contributing to Mangu Singh and inaugurated the the space programmes of the country. HAL is Women's Convenience Lounge at also setting up dedicated facility for Barakhamba Road station with a dedicated manufacture of cryogenic engines. diaper changing centre, breastfeeding kiosk & free napkin vending machine. hri R K Singh, Union Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power and New & SRenewable Energy, Inaugurated the 9th edition of NTPC O&M-India Power Station (IPS) 2020 conference at Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay auditorium in Raipur. He said as the demand for power grows, only those companies that remain competitive and can produce and supply power at low cost will survive in the future. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 3 EVENTS Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings GAILOrganisesaMaster CMD,NHPCMetwithChiefMinister MECONParticipatesin ClassofDirectors ofManipur PDAC2020 AIL has organized a Master Class of ECON par ticipates in PDAC D i r e c t o r s a n d B o a r d R o o m 2020, World's Premier Mineral Ge f f e c t i v e n e s s f o r i t s s e n i o r ME x p l o r a t i o n & M i n i n g executives with a vision of Looking to Convention in Toronto and showcases its create a chain of future leaders for GAIL. areas of exper tise and capabilities in The Master Class was inaugurated by Shri Mining sector. A. K. Tiwari Director (Finance), GAIL. Master Class would help future leaders in these aspects and would also provide insights to the participants on traits and qualities as successful Board members. hri Ratish Kumar, CMD, NHPC & Shri Janardan SChoudhary, Dir (Tech) held meeting with Chief Minister of Manipur Shri N. Biren Singh at New Delhi. M i n i s t e r a s s u r e d h i s f u l l s u p p o r t t o N H P C f o r commencement of works of Loktak Downstream HEP in Manipur. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 4 MoUs Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings CoalIndiaSignsMoU MDLSigns7MoUswithForeignandDomesticFirms withGAIL oal India Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding Cwith Gas Authority of India Ltd. (GAIL) for development of Coal to C h e m i c a l s & S N G P r o j e c t s a n d Monetization of CBM Reserves. Shri Anil Kumar Jha, Chairman, CIL, Shri Binay Dayal, Director - Technical, CIL, Dr. Ashutosh Karnatak, CMD & Director (Projects), GAIL, Shri Manoj Jain, Director (Business Development), GAIL and senior officials of CIL & GAIL were present on the aksha Mantri, Shri Rajnath Singh and Chief Minister of UP, Shri Yogi Adityanath together launched the occasion. two Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled products produced by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) Rat Def Expo 2020. Both AI products namely radiography testing and ultrasound testing are developed by MDL in collaboration with IIT Madras and Dhvani Research. MDL also signed seven MoUs with foreign and domestic firms. Vice Admiral Narayan Prasad Chairman and Managing Director and Rear Admiral A K Saxena Director (Shipbuilding) inked the MoUs from MDL side in the presence of Honble Raksha Mantri, Shri Rajnath Singh, Honble Chief Minister of UP, Shri Yogi Adityanath and Honble Raksha Rajya Mantri, Shri Shripad Yesso Naik at the Inauguration Hall. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 5 MoUs Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings BELSignsMoUwithSigtechWireless PFCCMDSignsMoUwith POWERGRIDInksMoUwith TechnologiesPvtLtd DirectorFinance KendriyaSainikBoard OWERGRID signed MoU with Memorandum of Understanding Kendriya Sainik Board, New Delhi was signed between CMD, PFC Shri A Pfor Contribution to Armed Forces Rajeev Sharma & Director (Finance) Flag Day Fund (AFFDF) with the objective for the FY 2019-20 of Education Grant for Children of Ex- Servicemen, Martyrs and their widows, under its CSR initiative. The MoU of Rs 15 SU Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Sigtech Crore was signed by Shri V. K. Singh, PWireless Technologies Pvt Ltd for the manufacture of Director (Personnel), POWERGRID and Digital Mobile Radio (Tier II) for Paramilitary and Defence. Brig. Shri Mrigendra Kumar, SM, The design and development of Digital Mobile Radio, as per Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board. ETSI standards, has been carried out by Sigtech Wireless Technologies Pvt Ltd in India. In another event, BEL and Indian Institute of Technology Madras have entered into a MoU for research collaboration in the areas of Propellants, Explosives and Related Technologies. Mrs Anandi Ramalingam, Director (Marketing), BEL, and Prof Shri Ravindra Gettu, Dean (IC&SR)-IITM, signed the MoU documents on behalf of BEL and IITM. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 6 MoUs Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings NHPCSignsMoUwithALIMCO BELSignsMoUwithBHEL NSICSignsMoUwithMidhani Defence PSU Bharat Electronics Ltd has hri P. Ravikumar, CGM, NSIC signed signed a MoU with Bharat Heavy Electrical MOU with Midhani, in the Presence Limited for co-operation in the field of Sof Shri Rajnath Singh Lucknow , Defence and Non-defence products / M i n i s t e r o f D e f e n c e , S h r i Yo g i systems to jointly capitalize on the emerging Adityanath,Chief Minister, UP at Defexpo, oppor tunities in the domestic and in Lucknow. international market, as well as leverage the policy initiatives of Government such as Make in India. HPC has signed MoU with ALIMCO in presence of Shri N. K. Jain, Dir (Per) NHPC & Shri D.R. Sarin, NCMD, ALIMCO for providing assistive aids & devices to persons with disabilities (PwDs). 2000 Divyangjans (PwDs) at 7 seven locations across the country shall be benefited. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 7 MoUs Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings WAPCOSSignsMoU POWERGRIDSignsMoUwithCIPET-Haldia forprovidingSkillDevelopmentTraining NTPCSignsMoUwithCentral withUniversityof PollutionControlBoard SouthernDenmark TPC Ltd signed an agreement with Central Pollution Control NBoard to provide financial s u p p o r t f o r i n s t a l l a t i o n & commissioning of Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations. oU between WAPCOS and NTPC will provide financial support of University of Souther n Rs. 80 crores for installation of 25 M CAAQMS across 6 States and 3 Union Denmark signed at New Delhi to collaborate on the adoption of the OWERGRID signed MoU with CIPET-Haldia, Central Institute of Territories. latest technology in Waste Water Plastics Engineering & Technology for providing skill Pdevelopment training to 160 underprivileged/unemployed youth Treatment Plants and Waste to Energy generation plants, in the gracious of society, under its CSR initiative. The MoU for Rs1.29 Crore, was presence of CMD, WAPCOS & NPCC. signed by Shri M. K. Singh, Chief General Manager (CSR), POWERGRID The Delegation from Denmark was led and Dr. S. N. Yadav, Principal Director, Central Institute of Plastic by Dr. Jens Ejbye Schmidt, Head of Engineering & Technology (CIPET) in presence of Shri V. K. Singh, Depar tment, and University of Director (Personnel) POWERGRID. Southern Denmark. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 8 PSUNews Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings CoalIndiaOrganises RECorganizesatalkonMindfulness NBCCObserved GeMWorkshop forwomenemployees MartyrsDay oal India organised a one day o commemorate Martyrs Day, G e M w o r k s h o p t o t r a i n NBCC employees observed 2- Cexecutives and vendors an T minute silence, in honour of endeavour to increase the volume of Martyrs' who sacrificed their lives for procurement of goods and services the country. Shri NK Shah, Director, from Government e Marketplace G e M i s t h e n a t i o n a l p u b l i c Projects, Smt BK Sokhey, Director, procurement portal offering end to Finance graced the occasion with end solution for all procurement senior officers & staff. needs of Central and State govt. departments and PSUs. EC Limited organized a talk on Mindfulness for Excellence & RLeadership Development by Dr. Sandeep Gupta for all its women employees, as a part of its ongoing Health First initiative. The main objective of the talk was to promote mental health and empower women to become leaders at their workplace. www.psuconnect.in March, 2020 9 PSUNews Monthly Magazine of CPSE happenings AnnualConferenceon Workshoponcontractsandarbitration IPbasedAutomaticMessage 'AirportsinIndia SwitchingSystem(AMSS) AI organized the 14th Annual hri Vineet Gulati, Member Conference on 'Airpor ts in (ANS), AAI, inaugurated and AIndia' at New Delhi. The theme Scommissioned an IP based of the two-day Conference is 'New Automatic Message Switching Projects and Opportunities: Future System (AMSS) at Guwahati Airport.
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