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CCL Launches Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026, CMD Nilendu Kumar Calls for Collective Responsibility

The campaign, being conducted from August 17 to November 16, 2026, will focus on pending complaints and cases, capacity building, digital initiatives and contract management.
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New Delhi: Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) organised an important meeting on the Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026 at its headquarters, Darbhanga House, Ranchi, on Thursday. The campaign is being conducted from August 17 to November 16, 2026, with a focus on strengthening transparency, accountability and integrity across the organisation.

The meeting was attended by CCL CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh, Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (Technical/Operations) C.S. Tiwari, and Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar, along with senior officials, general managers, department heads and employees.

CCL Begins Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026

The programme commenced with the Integrity Pledge, during which officers and employees pledged to uphold honesty, truthfulness and integrity while working in the public interest.

The participants also committed to:

  • Follow laws, rules and regulations.
  • Promote honesty and integrity in their work.
  • Conduct the campaign with enthusiasm.
  • Spread the message of vigilance and ethical conduct to a wider audience.

The programme highlighted the importance of making vigilance and integrity an integral part of everyday organisational practices.

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

CCL CMD Says Vigilance is Everyone’s Responsibility

Addressing the gathering, CCL CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh emphasised that vigilance is not the responsibility of any single department but a collective responsibility of every officer and employee.

He stressed that transparency, accountability and integrity should be embedded in the organisation’s work culture to further strengthen CCL.

Singh also highlighted the importance of effective communication within an organisation. He said that actions and messages should be simple, clear and impactful so that they can reach and benefit a wider audience.

CCL CMD Highlights Last Year’s Blood Donation Initiative

Recalling the previous year’s Vigilance Awareness Campaign, Nilendu Kumar Singh highlighted several initiatives undertaken by CCL.

He particularly mentioned the donation of more than 900 units of blood, describing the initiative as a commendable example of CCL’s commitment towards society.

The initiative reflected how awareness campaigns can extend beyond organisational processes and contribute to wider social welfare.

Five Key Focus Areas of Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026

Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar outlined the objectives and planned activities for the Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026.

This year’s campaign will focus on five major areas:

  • Disposal of Pending Complaints
  • Disposal of Pending Cases
  • Capacity Building Programmes
  • Digital Initiatives
  • Contract Management

Officials stressed the need to prepare effective action plans for each focus area while improving transparency and streamlining organisational procedures.

SOP on EMB for Civil Department Launched

During the meeting, a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on EMB for the Civil Department was also launched.

The initiative is aimed at providing a structured framework for relevant processes and supporting greater transparency and efficiency in organisational functioning.

CCL Employees Commit to Transparency and Integrity

Officers and employees participating in the programme were urged to make vigilance, integrity and ethical conduct a regular part of their professional responsibilities.

The participants expressed their commitment to strengthening transparency, accountability and an honest work culture across Central Coalfields Limited during the Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026.

About Central Coalfields Limited (CCL)

Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) is a Miniratna Category-I Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Coal, Government of India and a subsidiary of Coal India Limited. Headquartered in Ranchi, Jharkhand, CCL is engaged in coal mining and supplies coal to various sectors, particularly the power and industrial sectors. The company also undertakes initiatives focused on employee welfare, community development, sustainability and responsible mining.

Read also: RailTel Wins ₹164.79 Crore Work Order from Western Coalfields for MPLS VPN Network 


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