9 November 2026
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GAIL Launches Three-Month Preventive Vigilance Campaign 2026; Focus on Probity, Digital Initiatives and Contract Management

GAIL has launched its three-month Preventive Vigilance Campaign 2026, focusing on probity, transparency and accountability through complaint disposal, capacity building, digital initiatives and stronger contract management.
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New Delhi: GAIL (India) Limited has formally inaugurated its three-month Preventive Vigilance Campaign 2026, aimed at strengthening integrity, transparency, accountability and good governance across the organisation.

The campaign, being observed from August 17 to November 16, 2026, has been launched as a precursor to Vigilance Awareness Week 2026.

The campaign was formally inaugurated on August 17 at GAIL’s Corporate Office by Mr. Deepak Gupta, CMD, GAIL.

The initiative will focus on strengthening organisational systems, identifying and mitigating risks, preventing irregularities and promoting ethical practices across GAIL’s offices and project sites.

Senior GAIL Officials Attend Inauguration

The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior members of GAIL’s leadership, including Mr. Ayush Gupta, Director (HR); Mr. Sanjay Kumar, Director (Marketing); Mr. Rajeev Kumar Singhal, Director (Business Development); Mr. S. K. Sinha, Director (Finance); and Mr. Rajnesh Singh, Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), GAIL.

Executive Directors, Heads of Departments, senior officials and employees from various work centres across the organisation also participated in the programme through video conferencing.

The participation of officials and employees from different work centres was aimed at ensuring that the preventive vigilance initiative reaches different levels and locations of the organisation.

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‘Probity for Prosperity’ Theme

Addressing the gathering, CMD Deepak Gupta highlighted the importance of this year’s campaign theme, “सत्यनिष्ठा से समृद्धि / Probity for Prosperity.”

He emphasised that integrity and ethical conduct are fundamental to sustainable growth, organisational excellence and public trust.

The CMD called upon employees across GAIL to actively participate in the three-month campaign and contribute towards strengthening an organisational culture based on probity and responsible conduct.

The theme underlines the link between ethical functioning and long-term organisational performance, with integrity positioned as an essential foundation for sustainable institutional growth.

Preventive Vigilance Beyond Compliance

Deepak Gupta also stressed that preventive vigilance should not be viewed merely as a compliance requirement.

According to him, preventive vigilance represents a strategic and proactive approach towards improving organisational systems and practices.

The approach is intended to help GAIL identify potential vulnerabilities, mitigate risks and prevent irregularities before they occur, while simultaneously promoting sound governance practices.

By strengthening preventive mechanisms rather than focusing only on corrective action, the campaign seeks to further embed vigilance and integrity into GAIL’s day-to-day functioning.

Five Key Focus Areas

The three-month campaign will concentrate on five key areas through a series of activities, workshops, awareness programmes and employee engagement initiatives.

These areas include:

  • Disposal of complaints
  • Disposal of cases
  • Capacity-building programmes
  • Digital initiatives
  • Contract management

The activities will be conducted across GAIL offices and project sites, with an emphasis on improving systems and enhancing awareness among employees.

The focus on complaint and case disposal is intended to strengthen the efficiency of vigilance-related processes, while capacity-building initiatives will help employees better understand preventive vigilance practices and their role in maintaining organisational integrity.

Digital initiatives and contract management will also receive specific attention, reflecting the importance of technology-driven systems and robust processes in preventing risks and irregularities.

Campaign to Strengthen Good Governance

Through the Preventive Vigilance Campaign 2026, GAIL aims to further integrate the principles of integrity, transparency and accountability into its organisational culture.

The campaign will provide opportunities for employees to participate in awareness programmes and other initiatives designed to strengthen preventive vigilance mechanisms.

The three-month exercise will culminate in the run-up to Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, reinforcing GAIL’s broader commitment to ethical governance and institutional accountability.

GAIL Reaffirms Commitment to Integrity

The launch of the campaign reflects GAIL’s continued emphasis on probity, transparency and accountability as key pillars of organisational governance.

By combining preventive vigilance with capacity building, digital interventions, improved complaint and case disposal mechanisms and stronger contract management practices, the organisation seeks to build systems that can minimise risks and prevent irregularities.

With the theme “Probity for Prosperity,” GAIL has reiterated that ethical conduct and effective governance are integral to achieving sustainable growth and long-term organisational excellence.

About GAIL

GAIL (India) Limited is a Maharatna public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India. The company is one of India’s leading natural gas companies, with operations spanning natural gas transmission and marketing, LPG and liquid hydrocarbons, petrochemicals and other energy-related businesses. GAIL plays an important role in developing India’s natural gas infrastructure and supporting the country’s energy transition.

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