Pankaj Kumar, CVO, CCL, Ranchi, has been assigned an additional charge of CVO, Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL) for a period of six months.
This means that Pankaj Kumar will now be responsible for overseeing the vigilance functions of both CCL and NCL. This is a significant responsibility, as both companies are major players in the Indian coal industry.
Pankaj Kumar is a 2007 batch IRTS officer. He has a wealth of experience in the railway sector, and has held a variety of positions, including Senior Divisional Operation Manager, Dhanbad Division, East Central Railway.
He is known for his integrity and professionalism, and is well-respected by his colleagues. He is also a strong advocate for good governance and transparency.
The assignment of Pankaj Kumar as CVO of NCL is a positive step, and it is hoped that he will be able to help the company to further strengthen its vigilance systems and processes.
Here are some of the key responsibilities of a CVO:
To investigate and prevent corruption, fraud, and other irregularities within the company.
To promote good governance and transparency within the company.
To advise the Board of Directors on vigilance matters.
To coordinate with other agencies, such as the Central Vigilance Commission, in the investigation and prevention of corruption.
Pankaj Kumar’s appointment as CVO of NCL is a welcome one, and it is hoped that he will be able to make a significant contribution to the company’s efforts to promote good governance and transparency.
