10 November 2026
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CCL Launches CPRMSE/NE 2.0 and Online Dependent Employment Portal for Digital Welfare Services

Central Coalfields Limited CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh launches two in-house digital platforms to simplify medical claim processing for ex-employees and improve transparency in dependent employment and monetary compensation cases. 
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New Delhi: Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) has taken a major step towards the digital transformation of employee welfare services with the launch of two technology-enabled platforms — the CPRMSE/NE 2.0 Portal for online medical claim processing of ex-employees and the Online Dependent Employment Portal for submitting and tracking proposals related to employment or monetary compensation.

The portals were formally launched by CCL CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh at the Manthan Auditorium, CCL Headquarters, Ranchi. The initiative is aimed at making welfare services more accessible, transparent, efficient and technology-driven for retired employees and dependents of employees who passed away during service.

CCL CMD Launches Two Digital Welfare Platforms

The launch programme was attended by senior officials of CCL, including Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, who joined through video conferencing, Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (P&P) Anup Hanjura and Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar.

General Managers, Heads of Departments, senior officers and employees of CCL were also present at the event.

Speaking on the occasion, CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh said it was a matter of pride that both platforms had been developed in-house by CCL’s System Department in coordination with the concerned functional departments.

He appreciated the teams involved in conceptualising, developing, testing and implementing the portals and stressed the importance of using technology to make employee welfare services more accessible, transparent and efficient.

Read also: Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) Unveils SOPs for Electrical & Mechanical and Excavation Departments

CPRMSE/NE 2.0 Portal to Digitise Medical Claims

The CPRMSE/NE 2.0 Portal is designed to transform the medical claim process for CCL’s ex-employees from a largely physical and file-based system into an end-to-end digital workflow.

Through the portal, retired coal employees will be able to submit medical claims and supporting documents online from their homes.

Key features include:

  • Online submission of medical claims
  • Digital submission of supporting documents
  • Online tracking of claim status
  • Digital response to observations
  • Electronic movement of claims between departments
  • Digital record management
  • Audit trails
  • SMS and mobile alerts

The system facilitates the electronic movement of claims among the PRB, CMS/Medical and Finance Departments.

By reducing the need for retired employees to make physical visits to CCL offices, the portal is expected to make the medical reimbursement process more convenient and transparent.

Online Dependent Employment Portal for Bereaved Families

The Online Dependent Employment Portal provides a digital platform for dependents and claimants of employees who have passed away during service.

The portal allows beneficiaries to initiate and track proposals related to employment or monetary compensation online.

It is designed to improve communication with bereaved families by providing information about:

  • Case status
  • Deficiencies in applications
  • Pending actions
  • Important stages of processing
  • Updates through SMS and email notifications

The online tracking facility is expected to improve transparency and help beneficiaries stay informed about the progress of their cases without having to rely solely on physical communication.

Both Portals Developed Completely In-House

A key feature of the two initiatives is that both platforms have been developed completely in-house by CCL’s System Department.

The department leveraged CCL’s internal technical expertise and human resources while working closely with the respective functional departments. The in-house development reflects CCL’s focus on using its own technological capabilities to modernise internal processes and improve employee welfare services.

CCL Moves Towards Paperless and Transparent Service Delivery

The launch marks a shift from conventional file-driven processes to centrally monitored digital service delivery.

The two portals bring together several technology-enabled features, including online submission, digital processing, status tracking and electronic communication.

The initiatives are expected to:

  • Improve accessibility for beneficiaries
  • Reduce dependence on physical files
  • Strengthen accountability
  • Minimise delays
  • Enable better case monitoring
  • Improve transparency in welfare service delivery

The digital systems are particularly aimed at improving ease of access to welfare services for retired employees and dependents of deceased employees.

CCL Strengthens Digital Transformation in Employee Welfare

The launch of CPRMSE/NE 2.0 and the Online Dependent Employment Portal reinforces CCL’s commitment to paperless governance, digital transformation and citizen-centric service delivery.By shifting important welfare processes online, CCL aims to create a more efficient and transparent system in which beneficiaries can submit applications, track cases and receive updates digitally.

About CCL

Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited engaged in coal mining and production. Headquartered in Ranchi, Jharkhand, CCL operates coal mines and supplies coal primarily to the power and other key sectors, while also undertaking initiatives focused on employee welfare, digital transformation and community development.

Read also: BCCL Raises Coal Dispatch Targets at BNR and Burragarh Sidings to Boost Evacuation 


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