New Delhi: In a key leadership change at NTPC Dadri, AK Mishra, Chief General Manager, has assumed charge as the Head of Project (HOP), succeeding Chandramouli Kasina, Executive Director of NTPC Dadri, following his transfer. The transition marks a new chapter in the ongoing development and operational management of one of India’s major power projects.
Rich Experience Spanning Over Three Decades
AK Mishra joined NTPC in 1990 as an Executive Trainee and brings with him over 30 years of experience in the power sector. Over the course of his career, he has held several key positions across major NTPC projects, including Korba, Kaniha, Simhadri, Tanda, and Dadri. His extensive experience encompasses project execution, operations management, and strategic planning, making him well-equipped to lead the Dadri project efficiently.
Leadership and Vision for NTPC Dadri
Known for his strong leadership skills and operational expertise, Mishra’s appointment is expected to further strengthen project execution, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure timely achievement of key milestones at NTPC Dadri. His proactive approach and familiarity with multiple NTPC projects bring a blend of technical competence and managerial acumen to the role.
Employee Response and Organizational Impact
The announcement of Mishra’s assumption of charge has been welcomed by employees, instilling renewed confidence and enthusiasm across the project. Team members have expressed optimism that his leadership will reinforce operational excellence, foster innovation, and contribute to achieving NTPC’s broader objectives in power generation and sustainability.
About NTPC
National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) is India’s largest energy conglomerate and a Maharatna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power. With a diverse portfolio of coal, gas, hydro, and renewable energy projects, NTPC plays a pivotal role in meeting the country’s energy demand while focusing on efficiency, sustainability, and operational excellence.














