12 November 2026
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Oil India Honoured Appreciation Award 2026 for Contribution to Apprenticeship and Workforce Development 

Award Recognises OIL’s Commitment to Nurturing Young Talent Through National Apprenticeship Training Scheme
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New Delhi: Oil India Limited (OIL) has received the Appreciation Award 2026 in recognition of its continued efforts towards nurturing young talent, promoting skill development and strengthening capacity-building initiatives through apprenticeship programmes.

The award was presented on September 5, 2026, during the Regional Apprenticeship Day celebrations held at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre in Kolkata. The event was organised by the Board of Practical Training (BoPT), Eastern Region, under the Ministry of Education, Government of India.

Oil India Recognised for Apprenticeship Initiatives

The Appreciation Award 2026 acknowledges Oil India’s sustained commitment to developing skilled talent through structured apprenticeship opportunities.

The recognition was presented to OIL for its efforts in fostering practical training and supporting skill development through the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme (NATS), administered by the Board of Practical Training (Eastern Region), Ministry of Education, Government of India.

Through its apprenticeship initiatives, OIL provides young trainees with opportunities to gain practical exposure and develop industry-relevant skills.

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Award Presented During Regional Apprenticeship Day

The award ceremony was held on September 5, 2026, as part of the annual Regional Apprenticeship Day celebrations in Kolkata.

The programme brought together stakeholders involved in apprenticeship training and skill development and recognised organisations contributing to the development of trained and capable talent.

The award reflects OIL’s continued participation in the national apprenticeship ecosystem and its contribution to workforce development.

OIL Focuses on Nurturing Future Talent

The recognition highlights Oil India’s focus on building a skilled workforce through structured apprenticeship and learning opportunities.

The company’s apprenticeship initiatives are aimed at providing trainees with practical experience while helping them develop capabilities that can contribute to their professional growth and the broader skill-development objectives of the nation.

The award further reinforces OIL’s commitment to:

  • Nurturing young and emerging talent.
  • Promoting practical and industry-oriented training.
  • Supporting skill development through NATS.
  • Strengthening workforce and capacity-building initiatives.
  • Contributing to the development of skilled human resources.

OIL Representatives Receive the Award

The Appreciation Award 2026 was received on behalf of Oil India Limited by Bibhuti Baruah, Senior Manager (HR Learning), OIL, and Dr Basanta Khanikar, Manager (HR Learning), OIL.

Their presence at the award ceremony represented OIL’s contribution to apprenticeship training and its continued efforts towards developing future talent.

The recognition also underlines the importance of collaboration between organisations and government-led apprenticeship programmes in strengthening India’s skilled workforce.

About Oil India

Oil India Limited (OIL) is a leading Indian public sector energy company engaged in the exploration, development and production of crude oil and natural gas. The company also has operations across various segments of the energy value chain and contributes to India’s energy security. Through initiatives in training, skill development and capacity building, OIL also supports the development of skilled talent for the energy sector and the wider economy.

Read also: Oil India Honoured with Sectoral Champion Award for PM Internship Scheme Contribution 


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