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version of Purchase-Manual, DVC S.R and
Conduct Regulations.
In order to bring improvement in the general
awareness, Workshops were organized at different
locations in which approx. 220 Gr.A and Gr. B
employees were trained in the spheres of
Conduct Rules, Disciplinary proceedings, Service
Regulations and role of Vigilance Deptt. The
Vigilance awareness week-03 was celebrated in
the first week of Nov.03 with pride and joy.
Colourful and educative programme were organized
in all the field formations of the Corporation. More
and more school children were involved in all
such programmes. A Prabhat-Pheri taken out by
the students of DVC School at BTPS was the
highlight of this week.
Like Previous year, Vigilance Deptt. also
published the IVth issue of its in-house journal
“Chetna” containing articles on the various facts
of Vigilance administration.
In the area of punitive-vigilance too, considerable
efforts were made. Minor Penalty proceedings were
initiated against 17 employees while major penalty
proceedings were initiated against 6 employees.
Major penalty was imposed upon 4 employees
while Minor Penalty was imposed upon 12
employees. 1 employee was also exonerated
after conclusion of disciplinary proceedings.
The efforts to make inspections result oriented
also yielded results. A substantial amount could
be realized after detection of irregularities during
such inspections. The year ended with a resolve
to play a more proactive role towards making a
prosperous organization with strong ethical
foundation.
BBMB
The Vigilance Organisation in Bhakra Beas
Management Board comprises a Chief Vigilance
Officer (CVO) of the rank of Dy. Chief Engineer/
Superintending Engineer who is assisted by six
Vigilance Officers (VOs) of the rank of
Superintending Engineers at various Project
Stations of Bhakra Beas Management Board,
viz Bhakra Dam, Nangal (Two VOs), Beas Dam,
Talwara (One VO), Beas Satluj Link Project,
Sundernagar (One VO), Chandigarh (One VO)
and Panipat (One VO). Any complaint(s) received
is got investigated through the VO and
appropriate action is taken.
The Vigilance Organisation in the BBMB is doing
earnest efforts to inculcate in all the employees
of the BBMB the following as a measure of
preventive vigilance :-
To check and control the very tendecny on
one’s part to delay the matters.
To record speaking orders in clear terms on
the files giving merits of the orders.
To avoid decisions being influenced by those
who might have an axe to grind.
To be always receptive to any suggestion
by a colleague superior or a subordinate
which may result in savings to the
exchequer.
To be firm in conviction that integrity is to
be safeguarded and any price paid in this
regard is insignificant.
To keep a watchful eye on all breeding
places of corruption
To expose without fear those involved in acts
of self gratification.
To take pride in humble living and acts of
honesty.
To follow the rules, procedures, instructions,
manuals, etc meticulously.
To avoid drawing illogical and dubious
inferences so as to derive undue benefits,
whenever an ambiguity in rules is encountered.
Expedite the inquiries, their followup action to
get decision from parent States/State
Electricity Boards
Implementation of disciplinary actions without
any delay wherever BBMB itself can take the
same.
Besides above, Vigilance Awareness Week -
2003 was celebrated in BBMB at Chandigarh as
well as at Project Stations. On this occasion, the
Vigilance Organization of BBMB published 2nd
issue of its Vigilance Journal titled ‘Ankush’. The
Journal has been sent to various project offices of
BBMB for inculcating a sense of vigilance
awareness upto the grass-root level.
CPRI
During the year 2003-04 there were no major
complaints received.
There was 1 disciplinary case initiated for
major penalty and the disciplinary
proceedings is under progress.
CPRI observed the Vigilence Awareness
Week during 3rd November to 8th November
2003 in all Units/Divisons/Sections/
Laboratories as well as the Corporate Office
of CPRI
NPTI
Vigilance activities at NPTI are carried out by a
Director nominated for these purposes.
The status of vigilance activities is as under
Vigilance Awareness Week was observed
at the Institute from 3-7 Nov 2003.
Enquiry for two vigilance cases is under
progress.
Reports are sent to MOP from time to time.
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