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thNTPC organized its 13 Analyst & Investor Meet in Mumbai. The Meet was addressed byShri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC in the presence of Shri S.C. Pandey, Director (Projects),Shri Kulamani Biswal, Director (Finance), Shri K.K. Sharma, Director (Operations), Shri S. Roy, Director (HR) and Shri A.K. Gupta, Director ( Commercial). The presentation on growth plans of NTPC was made by Shri Kulamani Biswal, Director (Finance).

13th Analysts & Investors13th Analysts & Investors

Meet of NTPCMeet of NTPC

13th Analysts & Investors

Meet of NTPC


Shri Anil Kumar Jha, Director(Technical), NTPC was given a warm farewell stby NTPC family at EOC on 31 July 2017. His contribution to the company

were highlighted by Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD and functional Directors of the company in the presence of senior officials and employees on the occasion.

Warm Farewell to Shri A.K. JhaWarm Farewell to Shri A.K. JhaWarm Farewell to Shri A.K. Jha


th th th25 MEDICON- NTPC Doctors Conference was organized at Kahalgaon from 17 -18 July, 2017. Medical practitioners of different NTPC Projects/ Stations/Offices participated in the Conference to deliberate on recent advancements in medical field and facilitating Medical services to NTPC Employees. Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD inaugurated the conference.Shri K.S.Garbyal, RED(East-I), Shri Rajiv Goyal, CMO(CC), Shri Rakesh Samuel, GGM(Kahalgaon) & Shri R.K. Shrivastva, CMO, Jeevan Jyoti Hospital, Kahalgon were also present. Shri Singh also visited Jeevan Jyoti Hospital where Hearing Aid and Medicines were given to the needy.

25th Medicon at Kahalgaon25th Medicon at Kahalgaon25th Medicon at Kahalgaon

Meja Urja Nigam Pvt. Limited, a 50:50 joint venture of NTPC Ltd. and Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd., signed a Loan Agreement for ̀ 6608 crore to finance capital expenditure of power project consisting of 2 units of 660 MW being set up at Meja near Allahabad.

The Agreement was executed in the presence of Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC, Shri K. Biswal , Chairman, MUPNL and Director (Finance), NTPC and Shri Rajeev Sharma, CMD, PFC and other senior officials of NTPC, MUNL and PFC.


Meja Urja Nigam Signs LoanMeja Urja Nigam Signs Loan

Agreement with PFCAgreement with PFC

Meja Urja Nigam Signs Loan

Agreement with PFC

NTPC’s wholly owned subsidiary NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam (NVVN) paid Final Dividend of `30 Crore

equivalent to 150 percent of equity of NTPC for the financial year 2016-17. The cheque for the amount was

given by Shri A. K. Garg, CEO, NVVN to Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC in the presence of senior officials of

both the companies. NVVN has paid cumulative dividend of ̀ 137.63 Crore to NTPC since inception”.


NVVN Pays Dividend to NTPCNVVN Pays Dividend to NTPCNVVN Pays Dividend to NTPC


Two day NTPC Project meet 2017- The Annual Technical conference showcasing NTPC's Journey from th st

inception till date was held in Kudgi on 20 -21 July 2017. Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC, Functional Directors, Senior Executives from NTPC projects, Regional Headquarters ,Corporate Centre and Associate Agencies attended the meet. Project Execution, Maintaining Work Life Balance, Creating a Safe Working environment, Changing Financial Perspectives, Capacity utilization etc. were discussed and papers presented on the subjects.

NTPC Project Meet 2017 at KudgiNTPC Project Meet 2017 at KudgiNTPC Project Meet 2017 at Kudgi

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A Group of Research Joinees and senior journalists from Renewable watch/Powerline Magazine visited st

National Capital Power Station, Dadri on 21 July, 2017. The visitors were taken to Cooling Towers Coal

Station, Stage-II Control Room, Gas Station, Solar Plant, Ash Mound (Eco Park) and were briefed about

power plant operations, initiatives taken for Environment Protection and Ash Utilization.

The visitors appreciated the efforts of NTPC and lauded the environment initiatives taken by NTPC. The visit

was organised based on the request from the publication.


Research Joinees Visit DadriResearch Joinees Visit DadriResearch Joinees Visit Dadri


The mobile health care unit of Farakka has come as a boon for Akhil Halder. The 58 year old physically impaired resident of Khoirakandhi village in Farakka had lost one leg in his childhood. Shri Halder first heard about the NTPC mobile van from his neighbours. Having exhausted all options, he decided to try it out. He visited the mobile camp on several occasions and followed the doctor’s advice, specially on hygiene. And that is what made the difference, points out the doctor who attended upon him. After receiving medicare that cured his year-old ulcer in the leg, Halder is today relieved and happy. “I visited many doctors and spent a lot of money on treating my ulcer afflicted leg. But things did not improve. My ailment persisted. It was only after taking treatment at the NTPC mobile health camp, did my ailment cure completely, he announces with a soft assuring smile as he advices fellow villagers to visit the NTPC camp for better treatment”. The mobile medicare unit of Farakka, organised under CSR through Helpage India, continues to serve the people of neighbouring villages with a smile.

Healing Touch of NTPC HealthcareHealing Touch of NTPC HealthcareHealing Touch of NTPC Healthcare

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Shri S.C.Pandey, Director(Projects) and Shri A.K.Gupta, s ndDirector(Comml.) visited NTPC-Solapur on 21 t-22 July,

2017. The Directors along with Shri Prakash Tiwari, GGM

(Solapur) visited various locations in the plant site and

reviewed the project progress with the agencies.

An interaction meeting with young executives of Solapur STPP

was held on this occasion.

Director (Proj.) and Director (Comml.) Visit SolapurDirector (Proj.) and Director (Comml.) Visit SolapurDirector (Proj.) and Director (Comml.) Visit Solapur

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Shri Ravindra Chavan, State Minister of Ports, Medical

Education, Information Technology, Food & Civil

Supplies & Consumer Protection Govt. of Maharashtra thvisited Ratnagiri Station on 12 July, 2017. He was

accompanied by Officials of Maharashtra Maritime

Board (MMB) and senior officials of RGPPL. During his

visit to LNG Jetty and Control Room, he appreciated the

teamwork and good upkeep of LNG Terminal.

State Minister Visits RatnagiriState Minister Visits RatnagiriState Minister Visits Ratnagiri

NTPC GE Power Services Pvt. Ltd. (NGSL) in consortium with GE

is carrying out ESP Retrofit of (4 X 500 MW) Units at NTPC Talcher,

Kaniha wherein the erection and commissioning of New ESP pass

of Unit No. VI was completed recently and successfully charged.

Commissioning of New ESP pass by NGSLCommissioning of New ESP pass by NGSLCommissioning of New ESP pass by NGSL

Winning awards always brings fresh energy and value to anyone's efforts. Yes, we take the pleasure in informing about your winning the CMA Young Achiever Award under the category Public- Manufacturing-Large-Female. This award has been decided by a Jury of eminent personalities headed by Shri Sanjay Jaju, IAS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways.

thReceiving the award in a glittering Award Ceremony on 18 July, 2017 in the Sovereign Hall at Hotel Le Meridien, Windsor Place, New Delhi.

Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines, Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs and Shri Manoj Sinha, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Railways have kindly consented to present the awards to the performers like you.

Manimala Ray, of NTPC received prestigious CMA Young Achiever Award from The Institute of Cost Accountants of India.

Proud moment for her and NTPC Family !

CMA Young Achiever AwardCMA Young Achiever AwardCMA Young Achiever Award

stAn MoU was signed on 21 July, 2017 between APCPL

and ALIMCO (Artificial Limb Manufacturing Company), a

Public Sector Undertaking, for `2 crore for two years

duration. As per the MoU ALIMCO shall provide support

and aids to the differently abled persons (Divyangjan) in

the districts of Rewari and Jhajjar.

APCPL MoU with ALIMCOAPCPL MoU with ALIMCOAPCPL MoU with ALIMCO


13,872 villages electrified till 30th June 2017 3,285 inaccessible villages13,872 villages electrified till 30th June 2017 3,285 inaccessible villageselectrified in various States across the country under DDG Schemeelectrified in various States across the country under DDG Scheme

13,872 villages electrified till 30th June 2017 3,285 inaccessible villageselectrified in various States across the country under DDG Scheme

Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines, informed that as per information provided by the States, 13,872 un-electrified census

thvillages have been reported to be electrified up to 30 June, 2017, out of 18,452 un-stelectrified villages in the country as on 1 April, 2015. The time-frame to electrify all the

stvillages is 1 May, 2018, he added.Shri Goyal also informed that the Decentralized Distributed Generation (DDG) scheme, under Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY), has been initiated by the Government to provide access to electricity to un-electrified villages/habitations where grid connectivity is either not feasible or not cost effective including the villages located in backward, remote, inaccessible and forest areas. DDG can be from renewable sources such as biomass, biofuels, biogas, Mini hydro, solar etc. Under the scheme, 4,220 projects have been sanctioned with the total project cost of `1354.60 crore, covering 3,285 un-electrified villages in various States across the country, as on 30.06.2017.


Ministry of Power InitiativeMinistry of Power InitiativeMinistry of Power Initiative

S.No. STATE No. of projects Un-electrified villages covered1 Andhra Pradesh* 427 –2 Assam 521 5213 Arunachal Pradesh 1,176 1,1764 Chhattisgarh 946 5205 Jharkhand 382 3936 Karnataka 39 9 7 Kerala* 15 –8 Madhya Pradesh 147 1479 Meghalaya 212 21210 Odisha 276 27511 Telangana* 39 –12 Uttar Pradesh 25 1713 Uttarakhand 15 15Total 4,220 3,285

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A new class of carbon nanotubes may soon become the next-generation clean-up crew for toxic sludge and contaminated water, a new study suggested.Enhanced single-walled carbon nanotubes offer a more effective and sustainable approach to water treatment and remediation than the standard industry materials, silicon gels and activated carbon, according to researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology.Authors John-David Rocha and Reginald Rogers demonstrated the potential of this emerging technology to clean polluted water. Their work applies carbon nanotubes to environmental problems in a specific new way that builds on a nearly two decades of nanomaterial research. Nanotubes are more commonly associated with fuel-cell research."This aspect is new--taking knowledge of carbon nanotubes and their properties and realizing, with new processing and characterization techniques, the advantages nanotubes can provide for removing contaminants for water," said Rocha.Rocha and Rogers are advancing nanotube technology for environmental remediation and water filtration for home use."We have shown that we can regenerate these materials," said Rogers. "In the future, when your water filter finally gets saturated, put it in the microwave for about five minutes and the impurities will get evaporated off."Carbon nanotubes are storage units measuring about 50,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair. Carbon reduced to the nanoscale defies the rules of physics and operates in a world of quantum mechanics in which small materials become mighty.“We know carbon as graphite for our pencils, as diamonds, as soot," Rocha said. "We can transform that soot or graphite into a nanometer-type material known as graphene."A single-walled carbon nanotube is created when a sheet of graphene is rolled up. The physical change alters the material's chemical structure and determines how it behaves. The result is "one of the most heat conductive and electrically conductive materials in the world," Rocha said. "These are properties that only come into play because they are at the nanometer scale.""This type of application has not been done before," Rogers said. "Nanotubes used in this respect is new."The study is published in the Environmental Science Water: Research and Technology.


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thHarmanpreet Kaur, born 8 March 1989, Indian cricketer, plays as a bats woman for the Indian

women's cricket team.

Riding on her stellar batting performances at the just-concluded World Cup, India's Harmanpreet

Kaur broke into the top 10 of the ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings. Kaur's swashbuckling

171 not out helped India defeat Australia by 36 runs in the semi-final and she followed

that with a fighting 51 in the final against England. These performances helped her

improve seven slots to sixth place in the latest ranking. She is now the second India

batter to feature in the top after Mithali Raj, who is ranked second, 10 points behind

Australia captain Meg Lanning.

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