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NLCIL calls for more transparent systems and fewer manual processes
NLC India Limited chief Prasanna Kumar Acharya called for more transparent systems at the close of Vigilance Awareness Week in Neyveli.
He also urged the company to eliminate manual interventions in its organisational processes.
NLCIL is updating contract manuals and operating procedures to strengthen accountability and governance.
Chief Vigilance Officer Appakannu Govindarajan said the focus was shifting towards actively promoting integrity and honesty.
The company is preparing for large-scale expansion, making fewer procedural errors, stronger skills and keeping up with technology important, he said.
The week included public activities such as reels and rangoli competitions, and awards were presented to employees and competition winners.
NLCIL Chairman and Managing Director Prasanna Kumar Acharya called for greater transparency and visibility in the organisation’s systems and the elimination of manual interventions.
He spoke at the closing function of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 in Neyveli.
Acharya said contract manuals and operational procedures were being updated to strengthen accountability and governance.
Chief Vigilance Officer Appakannu Govindarajan said NLCIL’s planned expansion made reducing procedural errors and building capacity essential.
The function included the release of a special edition of NLCIL’s vigilance magazine, Neyveli Vigil, and the presentation of awards.
- Who
- NLCIL Chairman and Managing Director Prasanna Kumar Acharya called for changes to the organisation’s systems.
- What
- He called for greater transparency and visibility, and the elimination of manual interventions.
- When
- At the valedictory function of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, held on a Thursday. The article was published on November 14, 2026.
- Where
- Neyveli, Tamil Nadu.
- Why
- To strengthen accountability and governance. NLCIL’s planned expansion also makes reducing procedural errors and building capacity important, according to Chief Vigilance Officer Appakannu Govindarajan.
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- Event
- Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 valedictory function
- Location
- Neyveli
- Managing director
- Prasanna Kumar Acharya
- Chief vigilance officer
- Appakannu Govindarajan
- Magazine released
- Neyveli Vigil special edition