FROM THE CMD’S DESK
My dear colleagues,
A good beginning is more likely to lead to greater
success. Conducting poojas etc., before we start any
auspicious and important project stresses this belief.
World over an emphasis is put on the beginning. Getting
off to a good start is essential, as the beginning is the
foundation upon which everything that comes after rests.
Indian culture, perhaps more than any other, stresses
the importance of beginning things properly.
As all of you know, VISHU, which epitomizes this
concept of beginning things in good spirit with an
auspicious kani, was celebrated with traditional fanfare
and festivities in Kerala on April 14. This New Year
festival is called VISHU in Kerala, but known as Ugadhi,
Gudi Padwa, Bihu, Baisakhi etc. in other parts of the
nation. Everywhere the underlying spirit of this festival
is the same.
In FACT also we are having an auspicious
beginning after a hiatus. Our production plants, which
have been shut down for some time, are being restarted,
heralding a new beginning. It should be the harbinger
of continuous efforts with total dedication. Let us
redouble our efforts to stabilize production followed by
aggressive marketing activities in all areas of our
presence. Procurement of raw materials to ensure
uninterrupted production is another area of key concern,
which should be addressed on a war footing.
FEDO and FEW are the other two of our entities,
which equally require our immediate attention. As I told
you in my first communication immediately after taking
over as the CMD, these two sister concerns of FACT
are having immense potential, which should be tapped
to the fullest. FRBL, our joint venture with RCF, has
generated much enthusiasm among the builders of
South India. There have been media reports of FRBL
panels being increasingly welcomed by builders, truly
encouraging.
The South India, especially Kerala, is reeling under
severe heat waves with the Sun blazing down like never
before. Acute shortage of water, drying crops, soaring
mercury levels... the misery of drought is unfathomable.
But this is the time for us to rejuvenate ourselves with
adequate inventory so that fertiliser demand with the
onset of southwest monsoon by early June in the
southern part of the continent can be adequately met.
With warm regards,
JAIVEER SRIVASTAVA
Chairman & Managing Director
CMD, Shri Jaiveer Srivastava,
being received at Corporate
Office with CISF guard of honour
FACT NEWS
A view of the on-going works of the LNG fired heater of the ammonia plant.
FACT at present is the biggest consumer for making
use of Regasified Liquefied Natural Gas when it is
available from the facility of Petronet LNG at Puthuvypeen.
The facility is understood to be ready shortly and the
agreements for purchase of RLNG by FACT are being
negotiated with the interested parties.
The major consuming points of Natural Gas in
Udyoganmandal Complex are the Ammonia Plant and the
five boilers in Ammonia Complex and Petrochemical
Division. Work of conversion of Ammonia Plant to enable
it to use NG as fuel and feed is in the final stages of
completion. All equipments have reached site and
installation of piping, instrumentation and electrics are in
the fag end. According to the schedule, Ammonia Plant
will be ready to start operation with NG by 15 May 2013.
In the event RLNG is not available by that time, the
proposal is to start the plant utilising the option to use
Naphtha and change over to NG when it becomes available.
The Detailed Engineering for conversion of the plant
was done by FEDO in consultation with Haldor Topsoe,
the original Process Licensor of the plant.
The boilers are being converted to enable firing NG
retaining the option to use FO as fuel in the event NG is
not available or when it is more expensive. The hardware
for the work is being supplied and erected by Alsthom
India Limited. One of the boilers in PD will be ready by
end April and another boiler each in PD and Ammonia
Complex will be ready by end May 2013. All the five
boilers are scheduled to be ready to fire NG also as fuel by
end August 2013.
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FACT
GEARS UP
TO RECEIVE
NATURAL
GAS
CMD VISITS VARIOUS
DIVISIONS
In order to have first hand information about
the working of plants and offices, our CMD Shri
Jaiveer Srivastava visited the various divisions and
departments of FACT. Immediately after taking
over as the Chairman and Managing Director, he
visited Udyogamandal Complex, FEDO, FEW,
Cochin Division, Marketing Division offices at
Udyogamandal and Head Office. He went around
the plants and offices and met employees
personally. He also had interaction with
management trainees, trade union leaders and
representatives of officers' forums.
FACT NEWS
DCS COMMISSIONED IN NPK
PLANT, CD
The new Distributed Control
System (DCS), installed at the NPK
Plant, Cochin Division has been
commissioned. Shri V K Anil,
D(T), formally commissioned the
system by switching on the first
operation at a function held at the
plant. Shri P K Chandrasekharan,
D(M), unveiled the photo of late
Shri M K K Nayar, the former MD
of FACT, displayed at the control
room.
Besides the directors, Shri J P
Pradeep, GM(CD), Shri D
Pradeepkumar, GM(UC), Shri K V
Sukumaran, GM(F&F), Shri
George Joseph GM(Mat), also
lighted the lamp.
Editorial Committee:
D Nanda Kumar, DGM(OP), UC,
Managing Editor
A V Jayakumar, DGM(HR&Admn),
Editor
V P Appukkuta Menon,
M(PR&Admn), Dy. Editor
N.M. Prabhakaran, AM(PR)
Asst. Editor
Members:
Jacob Kurian, DGM(OP), CD
T.K. Jos, CE(Elec.), FEDO
Rejeni Mohan, CDM
R. Dileep, Dy.CE(Mech), Acid
Siby Michael, Dy.CE(Design), FEW
E.K. Valsalakumari, Dy.CM(Hindi)
K.B. Biju, Dy.CSP (NP), CD
N.M. Vijayan, AM(HR), HO
Edited, printed and published by A V
Jayakumar, for and on behalf of The
Fertilisers And Chemicals Travancore
Limited.
Printed at M/s Niseema Printers, Kochi
- 18.
For private circulation only.
The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the management.
The DCS project which cost
around `70 lakh, will make process
operations in NPK plant smooth and
will help increase the consistency in
product quality.
Instrumentation, electrical and
civil departments supported by
operations group carried out this
prestigious project job. After
successful commissioning of DCS
the plant was started on April 1,
2013.
PROMOTIONS
HEAD OFFICE
A. Venugopalan Nair
G. Saraswathy Amma
Dy. Manager (L&A)
Dy. Manager (DP)
UDYOGAMANDAL COMPLEX
K.K. Sasi
P.G. Thomas
T.M. Raveendran
K. Raju
P.X. Lawrence
Dy. Chief Superintendent Production
Dy. Chief Engineer Maint. (Electrical)
Manager (Plant Safety)
Manager Production Co-ordination
Asst. Manager (Traffic)
COCHIN DIVISION
S. Muraleekrishnan
Dy. Chief Manager (Traffic)
MARKETING DIVISION
Thotaphani
K. Vijayan
E. Latchanna
R.S.N. Reddy
S.T.M. Pillai
Dy. Chief Manager (Sales)
Dy. Chief Manager (Sales)
Dy. Chief Manager (Sales)
Dy. Chief Manager (Agro)
Dy. Manager (Sales)
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FACT NEWS
SAFETY DAY CELEBRATED IN UC
FACT- Udyogamandal Complex
celebrated Safety Day-2013 in a
befitting manner on 4th March 2013.
As part of the Safety
promotional activities, Safety
messages and banners were
displayed at various locations in
both manufacturing units. Apart
from this, Safety Competitions and
awareness programmes were
conducted for various category of
employees like regular, contract,
CLR, Apprentices, CISF as well as
local residents in the township.
The competitions include:
1. Safety Quiz programme to
regular employees, contract
workers, canteen workers &
CLR.
2. Safety Short Story and safety
essay competition to all
employees and family members.
3. Safety Slogan to all employees
and family members.
4. Gas Mask and Breathing
Apparatus set wearing training
programmes as well as
competition to all employees.
5. Identification and naming of
Fire/Safety apparatus to
employees.
Highlights of the
year 2012
This year FACT Udyogamandal complex is adjudged as
the state winner for outstanding
Safety Performance in the
Category of Very Large
Factories, by National Safety
Council (Kerala Chapter). The
division also bagged the third
prize for outstanding safety
performance in the category of
Very
Large
Chemical,
Petroleum and Petrochemical
Industries constituted by
Factories
and
Boilers
Department, Govt. of Kerala.
Shri. P. Chandrasekharan,
Director (Marketing), Shri Thomas
Isaac,
General
Manager
(Production Co-ordination and
Human Resources), and Shri
Manual Zacharia, Deputy General
Manager (Technical), Shri.T.M.
Raveendran, Manager (Plant
Safety) Udyogamandal Complex,
Shri K. Rajaiah, Manager (Plant
Safety) Udyogamandal Division,
Shri P. A. Sunil Kumar, Shri Jose
Paul, Shri K.F. Antony, Shri D.
Pramodkumar, Shri K.P. Salim and
Shri G. Manikandan Nair spoke on
various aspects connected with
safety.
Awareness programmes:
(1) Health awareness class for
regular employees, by Dr.
Abraham Varghese, Chief
Medical Officer, M/s. Binani
Zinc Limited, Binanipuram.
(2) Home Safety: i.e safe use of
LPG and electricity to lady
employees, by Shri Sonu S.
Babu, Deputy Manager, BPCL
and Shri Unnikrishna Prasad,
Additional Chief Engineer
(Electrical), FACT respectively.
(3) Safety Training to CISF (in
Hindi language) by Shri Babu
Jose, Deputy Chief Supdt. of
Production, Phosphate Plant.
Shri B Ummer, Sr. Jt. Director of Factories and Boilers,
hoists the safety flag at Cochin Division.
(4) Safety Training to supervisors,
and contract workers by Shri K.
Rajaiah, Manager (Plant
Safety)-UD.
The function on 4th March 2013,
was held at Ammonia Complex.
Shri P Muthusamy, D(F) hoisted
the safety flag. Shri V.K. Anil,
Director (Technical), presided over
the function.
Shri D. Pradeepkumar, GM
(UC), welcomed the gathering.
IN COCHIN
DIVISION
Shri B Ummer, Sr. Jt. Director
of Factories and Boilers, hoisted the
safety flag in CD. Shri J P Pradeep,
GM, presided over the safety day
function. Shri M Sreekumar,
DGM(T), administered the safety
Cont'd on page 15.
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FACT NEWS
Dr.Mohammad Azim
Gets Best Medical
Officer Award
A view of the programme on Quality of Family Life held at Training Centre.
TRAINING CENTRE
CONDUCTS PROGRAMME
ON QUALITY OF LIFE
Two day Training programme
on “Quality of Family Life” was
conducted on 18th and 19th March
2013 at the Training Centre. 20
couples from the FACT family
participated in the programme. It
was organized by FACT training
center in association with Central
Board for Workers Education
(CBWE). The main topics covered
in the programme were Effective
parenting, Home management,
Family
Relationship
&
Transactional Analysis. The
quality of the programme was well
appreciated by all the participants.
FACT Training Centre and
National Safety Council (Kerala
Chapter) jointly organized twoday training programme on
“Industrial Safety & Fire Fighting”
on 11th and 12th April 2013 at FACT
Training Centre. Shri B. Ummer,
Senior Joint Director for Factories
and Boilers, inaugurated the
programme. Shri V. J. Francis
Zavier, Chairman, Shri Thomas
Kadavan, Secretary, NSC Kerala
Chapter and Shri I Mohanan,
Chief Manager (Trg. & Dev.) also
attended the function.
FACT
Training
Centre
conducted half-day training
programme on Industrial Safety &
Accident Prevention for the
contractors and their workers of
Udyogamandal Complex on
10.04.2013 anticipating the ATR
2013. The same programme was
arranged at Cochin Division also.
The closing ceremony and
distribution of certificates to the
outgoing candidates, 14 th Batch
Instrumentation Maintenance and
Control systems course, was
conducted on 27.03.2013. Shri I
Mohanan, Chief Manager (Trg. &
Dev.) chaired the function. Shri
Sreekumaran Unnithan, Dy. Chief
Manager (I) UD was also present at
the function. The student
representative gave a brief note on
their technical experience in the
training period and its relevance to
their career development. Course
certificates and the top performance
prizes were distributed by CM(Trg.
& Dev.) & Dy.CE(I)UD. There were
28 outgoing students in this batch.
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Dr. Mohammad Azim, ACMO,
CD, has been selected for the best
industrial medical officer in the State.
He was selected for this award by
the Factories and Boilers Department
of the Government of Kerala. Dr.
Mohammad Azim received the
award from Shri Shibu Baby John,
Minister for Labour, at a function
held at Thiruvananthapuram.
CMD LISTENS TO
PRESENTATION
ON FEW
CMD Shri Jaiveer Srivastava
attended a presentation on FEW and
reviewed the order book position on
his maiden visit to this unit at
Palluruthy. He was accompanied by
GM(PC) Shri Thomas Isaac.
GM(PC) explained to CMD the
special role played by FEW in the
supply of pressure vessels and heat
exchangers required for the LNG
conversion works going on at
Udyogamandal. CMD went around
the shop and assessed the facilities
available there. He also visited the
slipway facility in FEW where it is
proposed to fabricate a new barge
for ammonia transportation.
CMD pointed out that FEW
should take up more jobs so that the
turnover could be substantially
increased in the next financial year.
FACT NEWS
FEDO team led by Shri K V Sukumaran, GM, having discussion with M/s GE team on Petcoke based gasification
technology for production of synthesis gas.
FEDO SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
OF ENGINEEERING EXCELLENCE
FEDO has reached a major
milestone by completing the 100%
Engineering activities for the Crude
and Product Tankages Project of M/s.
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. at
Paradeep, Orissa. This is a project on
Build-Own-Operate-Transfer basis by
M/s. IOTUES (Indian Oil Tanking
Utkal Energy Services), for their
Refinery Project. This particular
BOOT Project is at the cost of `3,000
crore for which FEDO is the
Engineering and Project Management
Consultant, and is part of `30,000 crore
Refinery Project for IOCL.
Engineering documents review was
declared completed in March 2013.
Procurement activities were also
completed during the same period. A
total of 7266 drawings/documents
were reviewed by the FEDO
Engineering team which comprise:
Civil-1553, Instrumentation-466,
Piping-757, Process-446, Electrical1482, MMH-1281, PCE-648, General4, Quality-629, ranging from A4 to A0
size.
Civil and Mechanical erection
activities are now in full swing at Paradip
site under the supervision of FEDO
erection team. Mechanical erection of all
11 crude oil tanks and 25 product storage
tanks are also completed. Fabrication of
LPG/Propylene bullets has also been
completed.
The progress achieved on
construction activities is 92% and the
overall progress of the project is 97%.
The predicted completion of PMC
scope of work is March 2014.
NEW SULPHURIC ACID
TANKS AT W. ISLAND FOR
FACT-CD
FACT-CD has appointed FACT
Engineering and Design Organisation
(FEDO) as the consultant for setting
up of two Sulphuric Acid storage tanks
at Willington Island, Kochi. As part
of this job a Quantitative Risk
Assessment & On-Site emergency
plan, EIA, Drawings etc were prepared
by FEDO for getting approval from
various statutory bodies, departments
and Cochin Port Trust.
Construction of two storage tanks
is completed under the Project
Management Consultancy of FEDO
for receiving sulphuric acid supplied
by both domestic and international
suppliers as part of augmentation of
continuous supply of Sulphuric acid to
Cochin Division. Facility envisages 2
storage tanks of 8200 MT capacity
each, ship unloading and barge/truck
loading facilities. Proposed unloading
rate from ship is 1000 TPH and bargeloading rate is 300TPH. The two
Sulphuric Acid Tanks are ready for
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testing and commissioning. This new
storage capacity will facilitate
procurement of larger quantity of
Sulphuric Acid required for the
production of Phos. Acid/Factamfos on
a regular basis and company can save
expenditure on hiring charges of
storage tanks at WI.
PETCOKE BASED
GASIFICATION
TECHNOLOGY
Team from M/s. GE made a
presentation in FEDO on Petcoke
based gasification technology for
production of Synthesis Gas, on March
2013. Mr. Daniel Tse, Head Solutions
Engineering, GE, USA along with his
team from GE Bangalore made the
presentation.
Petcoke is a solid residue generated
from the delayed coker unit of the
Petroleum Refineries. BPCL-KR
would generate about 1.4 MMTPA of
Petcoke on completion of their crude
oil refining capacity enhancement
project by December 2015.
Discussions were held for the
possible use of Petcoke based
gasification technology for production
of synthesis gas that can be utilized for
Ammonia production, based on its
viability.
BPCL-KR team also participated in
the presentation.
FACT NEWS
CORPORATE VIGILANCE BULLETIN
FACT VIGILANCE - COMMITTED TO INSTITUTE AND INTERNALISE ETHICAL PRACTICES
Message from CVO
Dear Friends,
It is with heightened sense of
optimism, hope and confidence that
we greet the new financial year
2013-14. We whole-heartedly
welcome the new Chairman and
Managing Director, Shri Jaiveer
Srivastava into our FACT Family
and assure him of our unstinted
support in his efforts to turn round
this Company and help it to reach
the heights that it is capable of. As
mentioned in the previous issue of
FACT News, the year that passed
saw quite a number of Vigilance
related cases tumbling out into the
open. It is however heartening to
note that the officers and staff have
began to give whole hearted support
and appreciation for the small
efforts being taken by the Vigilance
Department to increase the
awareness on matters related to
transparency and fairness in
business dealings and for avoidance
of Vigilance Angle.
Being located in the heart of the
100% literate State of Kerala, we
can rest assure that no part of our
activities are hidden from public
scrutiny for any significant periods
of time. Eventually the results of
our actions will catch up with us
sooner rather than later. Therefore,
this is the time to retrain our minds
and our brains to relearn all the
good and positive aspects of
business management and increase
impartiality,
fairness
and
transparency in all our decisions.
Believe me, this can be achieved to
a very satisfactory level without
sacrificing at all on speed,
efficiency or profitability. All it
requires is a judicious application
of mind and fine-tuning our actions
to the voice of our own conscience
within.
We wish FACT Family all the
best for a fabulous and successful
financial year ahead.
Jai Hind,
J. Vinayan, I.R.T.S.,
CVO
Vigilance Study Circle
Kerala Chapter, Formed
With a special initiative from
FACT Vigilance, the first steps were
taken to form a Vigilance Study
Circle in Kerala, in the lines of VSC
s working at Hyderabad, Kolkata,
Mumbai etc. Vigilance Study Circle
is a meeting point for Vigilance
officers of all Central Government
Undertakings where experiences are
shared and discussed on a regular
basis.
The Vigilance Study Circle,
Kerala Chapter was inaugurated by
Shri R. Srikumar, Vigilance
Commissioner, Central Vigilance
Commission, on 22/03/2013 in a
function held at Ambalamedu House
of The Fertilisers and Chemicals
Travancore Ltd, Kochi. Felicitations
were offered by Shri M G A Ramen,
IPS (Retd), Patron VSC Kerala, Shri
Rajesh Aggarwal, Divisional
Railway Manager, Trivandrum
Division, Shri Paul Antony IAS,
Chairman Cochin Port Trust,
Commodore K Subramaniam,
Chairman Cochin Shipyard, Smt.
Usha Chandrasekhar IPoS, CVO
NMDC & President VSC –
Hyderabad.
Website of the chapter
(www.vsckerala.org) was launched
by Shri Paul Antony, IAS and a
souvenir commemorating the
occasion was release by Commodore
K Subramaniam.
Shri J. Vinayan, I.R.T.S., CVO,
FACT Ltd & Jt. Secretary VSC –
Kerala welcomed the audience and
Shri S. Harikrishnan, CVO, State
Bank of Travancore & Vice President
& Treasurer of the Chapter offered
vote of thanks. The president of the
Chapter Shri P Ulaganathan, CVO,
Cochin Shipyard presented report on
the formation of VSC – Kerala.
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In his inaugural address Shri R
Srikumar, Vigilance Commissioner
reiterated the relevance of preventive,
predictive and participative vigilance.
Citing examples from his own
experience he also stressed how
leveraging technology can reduce
corruption.
The
Vigilance
commissioner also made a
presentation on the ‘VIGEYE”. The
function was attended by CVOs,
Directors and senior officers from
PSUs, Banks and Insurance
Companies in Kerala.
In the afternoon session Shri J
Vinod Kumar, OSD, Central
Vigilance Commission made a
presentation with interactive session
on ‘Disciplinary Proceedings and the
Role of Disciplinary Authorities’,
which was of considerable value to
over 60 senior officers of FACT and
other PSU s attending the session.
FACT NEWS
Vigilance Bytes
Theft of Scrap detected in FACT premises: Follwing
up on a source information by FACT Vigilance Team
resulted in detection of several truck loads of non-scrap
materials having been unauthorizedly removed by
certain persons, in the Month of January 2013.
Management has immediately taken preventive action
and further investigations are on.
Diversion FACT Products enroute by dealers
detected: Following a tip-off, FACT Vigilance Team
detected unauthorized diversion of Materials originally
meant for SPD at Myladuthurai to a location at
Thrikkathupally, Trichy. This unauthorized diversion
was detected in the month of December 2012,
immediately photographed and statements taken and
correction action taken by Marketing Division.
In a similar case, a dealer at Kattappana was detected
as having diverted consignments to other private parties
(in the face of a Stop Sale Order) during the month of
June 2012. This dealer has been blacklisted by
Marketing Division, even in the face of strong pressures
from many sources.
Management taken action on Gypsum related
Vigilance Report: In pursuance of a Vigilance Report
on extortion from Lorry Drivers at Gypsum Yard in
Cochin Division, Management has taken several
actions including posting CISF Personnel, ‘leveling’
inside the trucks within the scope of the contract,
putting one erring contractor on ‘enquiry holiday’
for two years, and awaiting action on a second
contractor.
VIGILANCE STUDY CIRCLE,
KERALA CHAPTER, INAUGURATED
Shri R Srikumar, Vigilance Commissoner, inaugurates the Study Circle at a function
held at Ambalamedu House.
Quotes
• Truth never damages a cause
that is just.
• Corruption and hypocrisy ought
not to be inevitable products of
democracy, as they undoubtedly
are today.
• In matters of conscience, the law
of majority has no place.
• Truth stands, even if there be no
public support. It is selfsustained.
-Mahatma Gandhi
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FACT NEWS
‘Catch Them Young’
Based on the recommendations of Central Vigilance Commission
Ministry of Human Resource Development has included value
education in the CBSE curriculum a write up on the subject
published in the CVC Publication ‘VIGEYE’
1. The scheme of School based
Assessment initiated by the
CBSE in 2009 includes coscholastic areas of Life-Skills,
Attitude and Values, Sports and
Games as well as co-curricular
activities. School based
Assessment will be strengthened
by introducing Value based
questions from the prescribed
books. In view of the above, a
Manual of Operations for Value
Education in schools has been
prepared by the CBSE.
Consequently,
a
Value
Education Kit based on
discussions held with various
stakeholders has been prepared
by the Board. This contains a
Handbook on Values for
teachers, a CD of peace songs
and Activity Cards. The HRD
Ministry’s decision to promote
value education in schools came
after
the
CVC
s
recommendation to include
lessons on ethics in the school
curriculum every year.
2. The Value Education Kit of the
CBSE was launched by the
Minister of Human Resource
Development on 1.11.2012. Shri
Pradeep Kumar, Central
Vigilance Commissioner,
addressing the audience on the
occasion, lauded the initiative of
launching the Value Education
Kit as a welcome step. Speaking
about the ill effects of
corruption, he said that it was a
hurdle in our developmental
efforts, distorted our priorities,
undermined the Rule of law and
encouraged
underhand
activities. Government funds
and benefits do not reach the
intended beneficiaries, with the
poor being the worst sufferers.
When funds meant for building
schools or buying books were
siphoned off, education was, in
fact, being stolen from our
children.
3. The battle against Corruption is
perpetual and fought on many
fronts. CVC highlighted the
Commission’s three-pronged
approach to fight corruption –
punitive, preventive and
participative. Punitive action
can be taken against a delinquent
official
either
through
departmental action, or in cases
of fraud and criminal
misconduct through prosecution
by the CBI. The preventive
aspect of vigilance looks at
systemic improvement to reduce
vulnerabilities to corruption in
an organization. It seeks to
curtail administrative delay,
reduce
arbitrary
and
discretionary decision-making,
rationalize cumbersome rules
and procedures and reduce
unnecessary over-regulation. In
participative vigilance, support
of society, citizens, civic rights
groups and NGOs is sought in
the fight against corruption.
4. Noting that even though
countries like China having the
most stringent laws to fight
corruption, nevertheless had
very high levels of corruption
prevailing in that country. CVC
said that a corruption-free
society cannot be built on fear
and distress alone. Hence, value
education at the school level was
very important to root out the
menace.
Agriculture
department
official held for
taking bribe
Hyderabad: Anti-Corruption Bureau
(ACB) today trapped an Assistant
Director of Agriculture department in
Vijayawada while allegedly taking `1
lakh as bribe.
V.P. Sudhakar was caught redhanded by the ACB officials this
afternoon at his office when he
demanded and accepted Rs 1 lakh as
bribe from the complainant, a Senior
Regional Manager of a fertiliser
company, for doing an official favour
of allowing the sale of MOP fertiliser
at new rates, according to an ACB
release here today.
The bribe amount was recovered
from the accused and he will be
arrested. The case is under further
investigation, the release added.
Deccan Chronicle dated 29-01-2013
(Hyderabad)
FACT Vigilance contact numbers & E-mail ids.
J Vinayan, I.R.T.S.
P Sreekumar
Balakrishnan M S
Sasikumar T R
Chief Vigilance Officer
jvinayan@factltd.com
8129387733
0484-2545145
Dy. General Manager (Vig)
sreekumar@factltd.com
9895493714
0484-2545480
Dy.Chief Manager (Vig)
msbala@factltd.com
9446010634
0484-2563356
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Dy.Chief Manager (Vig)
sasikumar@factltd.com
9745605691
0484-2563478
Shri D Nanda Kumar,
DGM(UD), receives the
safety award won by
Udyogamandal Complex from Shri K
Muraleedharan, MLA,
at a function held at
Thiruvananthapuram.
CMD, Shri Jaiveer
Srivastava, addressing the
Management Trainees at
Udyogamandal Board
Room. Shri P.
Muthusamy, D(F), Shri
P.K. Chandrasekharan,
D(M), Shri V.K. Anil,
D(T) and Shri Thomas
Isaac, GM (PC&HR) are
also seen
CMD Visits FEW, Palluruthy
CMD Visits Head Office
Shri Jaiveer Srivastava, CMD and
Shri V.K. Anil, D(T), having
discussion with Shri Oommen
Chandy, Hon'ble Chief Minister of
Kerala at Thiruvananthapuram.
Shri Jaiveer Srivastava, CMD, presents
bouquet to Hon'ble Minister for
Labour Shri Shibu Baby John.
D(T), Shri V.K. Anil, greets
Shri Manjalamkuzhi Ali,
Hon'ble Minister for Town
Planning & Urban Affairs.
Shri V.K. Anil, D(T)
greets the Chief
Minister of Kerala.
CMD, Shri Jaiveer Srivastava,
presents a bouquet to
Shri P.K. Kunjalikutty,
Hon'ble Minister for Industries.
Shri Jaiveer Srivastava,
CMD, holding discussion with
Shri Aryadan Muhammed, Hon'ble
Minister for Electricity & Transport.
CMD, Shri Jaiveer Srivastava,
greets Shri K.P. Mohanan,
Hon'ble Minister for Agriculture.
Shri Jaiveer Srivastava, CMD,
greets Padmavibhushan
E Sreedharan, the
Principal Adviser to DMRC,
at Thiruvananthapuram.
CMYK
NATIONAL SAFETY DAY/WEEK OBSERVED IN FACT
Shri P. Muthusamy, D(F),
inaugurates National Safety
Day/Week celebrations held
at Udyogamandal. Shri V.K.
Anil, D(T), Shri P.K.
Chandrasekharan, D(M) and
Shri Thomas Isaac, GM
(PC&HR) are also seen
among others
Shri P.K.
Chandrasekharan
D(M), inaugurates
the Dealer Training
Programme held at
Palakkad
FIRE SERVICES WEEK FUNCTION AT UD
Dr. G Madhu, Safety
and Fire Engineering
Dept., CUSAT, speaks
at the function held at
Udyogamandal Board
Room.
Photo Exhibition
Shri S. Sarma, MLA, inaugurates
the photo exhibition of
Shri T N Unnikrishnan,
Sr. Photographer, held at
Janakeeya Vayanasala, Cherai.
Shri. P K Chandrasekharan,
D(M), is also seen among others.
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FIRE SERVICE WEEK OBSERVED IN UC
Fire Service Week is observed
nation-wide under the guidance of
the Fire Adviser, Ministry of Home
Affairs, Govt of India during April
14-20. This is in remembrance of
the lives lost in the devastating fire
that erupted and the explosions that
followed on 14th April 1944 at the
Victoria Dock in the Bombay Port
and also to prevent fire in all
industries.
In FACT Udyogamandal
Complex, the Fire Service Week –
2013 was observed with various
activities. A week long programme
from 14th to 20th April 2013, was
held in Udyogamandal Complex.
A formal function was held at
Board Room of Udyogamandal
Division. All Controlling Officers,
Department Heads and employees
of FACT-Udyogamandal Complex
attended the function
Dr. G. Madhu, Professor, Safety
and Fire Engineering – CUSAT was
the chief guest. Shri D.
Pradeepkumar, General Manager
(Udyogamandal Complex) presided
over the function.
Shri R. Jeyachandran, Deputy
General Manager (Petrochemical
Division) welcomed the gathering.
Shri Manual Zacharias, Deputy
General Manager (Technical) and
Shri D. Nanda Kumar, Deputy
General Manager (Udyogamandal
Division) spoke on the observance
of Fire Service Day.
Shri O.M. Riyas Mooppan,
Officer
(Fire
Services),
Udyogamandal Complex presented
a report of the activities carried out
by the Fire Services in FACTUdyogamandal Complex, for the
year 2012, gave away cash prizes
to the winners of various
competitions.
Shri T.M. Raveendran, Manager
(Plant Safety), Udyogamandal
Complex, proposed a vote of
thanks.
MOCK DRILL CONDUCTED
IN CD
An announced mock drill was
Shri J P Pradeep, GM(CD), chairs the meeting held at Cochin
Division as part of the mcok drill.
SAFETY DAY .....
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pledge. Shri M V Ramakrishnan,
CE(Proj), Shri Jacob Kurian,
DGM(OP), Dr. Mohammad Azim,
ACMO, also spoke. Shri K
Sinnakalai, M(F&S), welcomed the
gathering and Shri K S Harikumar,
O(F&S), proposed a vote of thanks.
You must not lose faith in
humanity. Humanity is an
ocean; if a few drops of the
ocean are dirty, the ocean
does not become dirty.
Strength does not come from
physical capacity. It comes
from an indomitable will.
-Mahatma Gandhi
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conducted in Cochin Division
assuming a major fire and
explosion in furnace oil storage
tank. A preview meeting was held
prior to the drill. Shri J P Pradeep,
GM, chaired the meeting. Shri K
Abdul Nazar, then Sr. Jt. Director,
CHEMREC, Shri M T Reji,
Chemical Inspector, Shri Anil
Kuriakose, Inspector, Shri Rajeev,
Inspector, Shri C C Joseph, Dy
Collector, Shri Saran, from district
collctorate, among others, attended
the meeting.
After the mock drill, a review
meeting also was held.
O M Riyas Mooppan
Shri O M Riyas
Mooppan, O(FS)
UC, who has
passed
the
international
g e n e r a l
certificate in
occupational health and safety
conducted by NEBOSH, a U K
based agency.
MARKETING MOVES
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DEALER TRAINING PROGRAMME AT
PALAKKAD
A training programme for the
dealers of Palakkad district was
conducted at Palakkad. Shri P K
Chandrasekharan,
D(M),
inaugurated the programme. Shri
Thomas Paul, CDM, presided. Smt.
P C Sreelatha, Dy Director of
Agriculture, delivered the key note
address.
The meeting started with an
introductory video presentation by
Shri K Jayachandran, TA to CMD,
on the histroy of FACT and the role
being played by FACT in the
agricultural development of the
country.
Shri Tom Jos, ADA(QC), spoke
on fertiliser quality control. Shri S
Sreekumar
and
Shri
K
Jayachandran explained the
features of fertiliser subsidy and
connected aspects. Shri Mohan
Varghese took a class on the
importance of soil analysis.
Shri K Vijayan, Dy CM
welcomed the gathering and Shri K
Narayanan, SSO, spoke on crop
specific mixtures and also proposed
a vote of thanks.
123 farmers from Palakkad
district attended the programme.
DEALER MEET
AT ALAPPUZHA
A meeting of dealers of
Alappuzha and surrounding areas
was held at ASC Alappuzha. Shri P
K Chandrasekharan, D(M),
addressed the dealers and discussed
various issues like availability of
urea, MOP and complex fertilisers,
weight variation in fertiliser bags
etc. Director (Marketing) also
inspected the premises and reviewed
the activities going on there.
D(M) VISITS RRI,
KUTTANAD
Shri P K Chandrasekharan,
D(M), visited Rice Research
Institute, Kuttanad, and held
discussion with scientists. Dr.
Naveen, Soil Scientist and Dr. Leena
Kumari, Head of the Institute, were
available for discussion. Scientists
informed that RRI concentrated
mainly on research and Krishi
Vijnan Kendras were concentrating
on extension of research results to
the farmers. Shri P K
Chandrasekharan suggested that
FACT also could be involved in the
research activities.
Shri P K Chandrasekharan, D(M), being received at ASC, Alappuzha.
FARM VISIT: Shri C Rajesh Babu, SRM and Shri Ravichandran, SIC,
seen with a local farmer on their visit to a farm at
Vadamathimangalam, TN.
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AGRICULTURAL
SEMINAR
AT
MALAPPURAM
An agricultural seminar was
conducted at Changaramkulam,
Malappuram district. Smt. Indira
Chandran, President, Nannamukku
Grama Panchayat, inaugurated the
programme. Shri K Vijayan, Dy
CM(Sales), presided.
Dr. Amina, Asst. Professor,
KVK Pattambi, took class on
balanced use of fertilisers,
importance of soil samples and soil
health management. Smt. Jayasree,
Agricultural Officer, spoke on soil
health management and important
measures to be adopted. Shri K
Narayanan, SSO, spoke on FACT
fertilisers. Shri Sasikumar, Agri.
Asst., proposed a vote of thanks.
About 50 farmers attended the
programme.
FIELD DAY
AT
KODUNGOOR
A field day was arranged at the
demonstration plot at Kodungoor,
Kottayam district. The demonstration
plot on the land owned by Shri S K
Chandrasekharan, covers an area of
about 0.5 acre with pineapple
cultivation. Staff from local
agricultural office were also present
for the field day. Local farmers were
specially invited for the field day.
Shri Thomas and Shri Sajukumar,
from the agricultural department
spoke on FACT demonstration plot
and application of fertilisers.
Leaflets about FACT products were
distributed among the farmers.
Shri K Vijayan, Dy CM(Sales), speaks at the seminar held at Malappuram.
CROP SEMINAR AT SAGAR
A crop seminar on arecanut was
organized in Sagar Talu, Shimoga.
Shri B R Jayanth, President,
Arecanut Planters Association,
Sagar,
inaugurated.
Shri
Ramachandra Bhat, presided.
Shri Sajeeva Balkur, ASM,
spoke on FACT products and their
benefits. Shri Sivakumar, ADA,
spoke on the importance of fertiliser
application after soil testing. Dr.
Narayanaswamy, Plant Pathologist,
spoke on management of pests and
diseases. Shri B K Thimmappa, Sr.
Asst. Director of Horticulture,
spok e o n t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f
balanced
application
of
nutrients.
Dr. Ganapathy, Soil Scientist,
exhorted the farmers to improve
their economic conditions by
adopting scientific farming
techniques. Dr. B K Shivanna,
Entomologist, spoke on control of
pests.
About 80 farmers attended the
programme. Shri Beerappa
proposed a vote of thanks.
A view of the agricultural meet held at Ongole, Andhra Pradesh.
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- m-sW∂v At±lw DZm-l- lrZ- b - Ø n- t e- ‰ n- b - X n¬ hfsc kZ v l¿jm- c - h - t Øm- s S- b mWv
cW klnXw Nq≠n- ° m- ´ n. kt¥m- j - a p- s ≠∂v At±lw ]d- t\mh-en-Ãn-t\bpw t\mh-ense Nne
- v. IemIm®nIpdp°nsbSpØ hmIy-߃ ™p. Xs‚ kmlnXy {ia-ßt- fbpw kμ¿`-ßt- fbpw ]cm-a¿in-®X
tI{μw
sk{I´
dn
cmtP{
μI
pam¿ NShmb- \ - ° m- c s‚ t_m[- X - e - ß sf ka- I m- e nI
A£- c - t em- I - ßn¬ kzmKXw Biw-kn-®p.
Bg-Øn¬ kv]¿in-°p-∂-h-bm-Wv.
sØbpw]‰n At±lw hni-Z-ambn
tUm. _n B¿ Awt_-Zv°¿
Pb¥n BtLm-jn®p
s^U-td-j≥ Hm^v sk≥{S¬ Kh. Fkv kn˛-Fkv Sn Fwtπm-bokv (tIcf) ^mŒv
bqWn-‰ns‚ B`n-ap-Jy-Øn¬ \S∂ tUm. _n B¿ Awt_-Zv°¿ P∑-Zn-\m-tLmjw
kwL-S-\-bpsS sshkv {]kn-U‚ v Fw sI them-bp-[≥ DZvLm-S\w sNøp-∂p.
sk{I-´dn sI ]n apIp-μ≥, bqWn‰v `mc-hm-ln-Iƒ F∂n-h¿ kao-]w.
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`c-W-L-S\m inev]nbpw ZfnXv hn`m-Kß-fpsS Ah-Imi t]mcm-´ßfnse
Zo]kv X w`hpamb tUm. _n B¿
Awt_-Zv°-dpsS P∑-Zn\w s^U-tdj≥ Hm^v sk≥{S¬ Kh. Fkv kn˛Fkv Sn Fwπm-bokv (tIcf) ^mŒv
bqWn-‰ns‚ B`n-ap-Jy-Øn¬ G{]n¬
14\v BtLm-jn-®p. DtZym-K-a-fi-en¬
\S∂ BtLm-j-]-cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ kwLS-\-bpsS sshkv {]knU‚ v Fw sI
them- b p- [ ≥ `{Z- Z o]w sImfpØn
DZvLm-S\w sNbvXp. sk{I-´dn sI ]n
apIp-μ≥, a‰p bqWn‰p `mc-hm-ln-Iƒ
XpS-ßn-b-h¿ ]s¶-Sp-Øp.
FACT NEWS
kzbw
hne-bn-cp-ج
Hcp ]e-Nc
- °p IS-bpsS ka-o]
- a
- p≈
]ªnIv _qØn¬ \n∂v Hcmƒ t^m¨
sNøp-Ib
- m-bn-cp-∂p. \º¿ Ub¬sN-øp∂Xpw XpS¿∂p kwkm-cn-°p-∂Xpw ISbp-Sa cl-ky-ambn {i≤n-®p.
"amUw, \nß-fpsS ]qt¥m-´-Øn¬
]p√p h√msX hf¿∂n-cn-°p∂p. Rm≥
AXp sh´n-sbm-cp°n `wKnbm°n Xcmw.
B tPmen F\n°p Xcptam'. t^mWn¬
Abmƒ Cßs\bmWp tNmZn-®-Xv.
B tPmen°v Hcmsf G¿s∏-Sp-Ønsb∂pw Abmƒ tPmen ]IpXn
sNbv X p Ign- ™ p- s h- ∂ p- a m- b n- c p∂p
t^mWn¬ e`n® adp-]-Sn.
"Ct∏mƒ tPmen sNøp- ∂ - h - s \°mfpw ]IpXn Iqen°v Rm≥ ]Wn
sNbvXp Xcmw amUw.' Abmƒ t^mWneqsS At]-£n-®p.
Ct∏mƒ tPmen sNøp∂- b mƒ
hfsc `wKn-bm-bmWv Imcy-߃ sNøp∂-sX∂pw Abm-fpsS tPmen-bn¬ Xm≥
]cn]q¿Æ Xr]vX-bm-sW-∂p-am-bn-cp∂p
adp-]-Sn.
"amUw Rm≥ kuP-\y-ambn tPmen
sNbvXp-X-cmw. IqSmsX hoSpw XpS-®p-Xcmw, `£Ww am{Xw X∂m¬ aXn'.
Abmƒ IqSp-X¬ hn\-b-tØmsS ]d™p.
th≠
F∂
adp- ] Sn
B
kv { Xobn¬\n∂p tI´ Abmƒ Hcp
sNdp ]p©n-cn-tbmsS t^m¨ Xmsg
sh®p.
Cu kw`m-jWw apgp-h≥ {i≤n-®psIm-≠n-cp∂ IS-bp-Sa Abmsf Acn-Inte°p hnfn-®p. "\nß-fpsS at\m-`mhw
F\n-°n-jvS-am-bn. Rm≥ \n߃°v Hcp
tPmen Xcmw.' IS-bp-Sa ]d-™p.
"th≠ km¿' Abmƒ IS- b p- S - a tbmSp ]d-™p.
"]t£ \n߃ Hcp tPmen°p
th≠n t^mWn-eqsS sI©p-I-bm-bn-cp∂-t√m.'
"A√ km¿. Rm≥ Ct∏mƒ sNbvXp
sIm≠n- c n- ° p∂ tPmen- b nse Fs‚
{]I-S-\sØ H∂p hne-bn-cp-Øp-I-bm-bncp-∂p. B kv{XobpsS ho´n¬ ]qt¥m´w
icn- b m- ° n- s °m- ≠ n- c n- ° p- ∂ Xv Rm≥
Xs∂-bm-Wv.'
CXmWv kzbw hne-bn-cp-ج.
Sn F≥ DÆn-Ir-jvWs‚ t^mt´m
{]Z¿i\w {it≤-b-ambn
]ªnIv dnte-j≥knse ko\n-b¿ t^mt´m-{Km-^¿ Sn F≥ DÆn-Ir-jvW≥
sNdmbn P\-Iob hmb-\i
- m-eb
- n¬ kwL-Sn-∏n® t^mt´m {]Z¿i\w ImWnI-fpsS {i≤-bm-I¿jn-®p. \hck-߃ F∂ t]cn¬ kwL-Sn-∏n® Cu
{]Z¿i\w ap≥ a{¥n Fkv i¿Ω Fw F¬ F DZvLm-S\w sNbvXp. Ubd-Œ¿ am¿°-‰nMv ]n sI N{μ-ti-J-c≥, ]≈n-∏pdw ]©m-bØv {]kn-U‚ v
Nn∂Ω [¿Ω-P≥, {]ikvX \¿ØIn kvanX cmP≥ XpSßn \nc-h[n t]¿
DZvLm-S\ NS-ßn¬ ]s¶-Sp-Øp. IY-If
- n, tamln\n-bm´w, \S-\N
- mcp-Xb
- psS
]q¿Æ-X-bmb `c-X-\mSyw XpSßnb hnhn[ ¢mkn-°¬ Iem-cq-]-ß-fpsS
`mh-ssNX\yw ]I¿Ønb Ht´sd Nn{X-߃ {]Z¿i-\-Øn¬ Dƒs∏-Sp-Ønbn-cp-∂p. G{]n¬ 13 apX¬ ap∂p Znh-k-am-bn-cp∂p {]Z¿i-\w.
anI® kmaq-lnI {]h¿Ø-I-\p≈ F¬ F^v ^ut≠-js‚ Ahm¿Uv
DtZym-K-a-fi¬ sa°m-\n-°¬ sabn‚-\≥knse tPm_n tXma-kn\v Beph-bn¬ \S∂ NS-ßn¬ s]mXpacm-aØp hIp∏p a{¥n hn sI C{_mlnw
Ip™v kΩm-\n-°p-∂p.
Atam-Wnb tImwπ-Ivknse sSd≥kv tdm{Un-Kvkns‚ aI≥ Kvsf≥k≥
anI® P\-ssa{Xn {]h-¿ØI-\p≈ Ahm¿Uv Fd-Wm-Ip-fØp \S∂ NSßn¬ a{¥n Xncp-h-©q¿ cm[m-Ir-jvW-\n¬ \n∂p kzoI-cn-®t∏mƒ. Aø∏≥Im-hn-ep≈ sSd≥kns‚ _‘p-ho-´n¬ tamjWw \S-Øm-\p≈ I≈s‚
{iaw Kvsf≥k≥ ]cm-P-b-s∏-Sp-Øp-Ibpw Cbmƒ ]n∂oSv s]meokv ]nSnbn-em-b-t∏mƒ Xncn-®-dn-bm≥ klm-bn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXXns‚ AwKo-Im-cam-bmWv Ahm¿Uv \¬I-s∏-´-Xv.
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klr-Z-bs‚ km£n
Fw t]m°¿
Bfl-lXy
Ce-Iv{Sn-°¬, kn Un
F≥ Pn sKbvKn
Akn-Â v amt\-P¿
Izmfn‰n Ajz-d≥kv, bp knv
ae-cp-I-fp-sS-b-[-c-Øn¬
Npw_n-®-S¿Ønb
h¿Æ-ß-sfm-s°bpw
]qsºm-Sn-bn¬ Nmen®v
ta\n-bn-em-Ish
Nn{Xw hc-®n´v
]mdn \S-s∂mcp ]qºm‰.
Nmb-∏-e-I-bn¬ Iq´n t\m°n,
Nmb-ß-sf-ºmSpw hmcn-bn´v!
\n≥h¿Æ-sam-∂pta
Iq´p-hm-\m-ImsX
tXm¬hn-b-S™p Rm≥
t\m°n \n¬s°,
tamln-∏n-s®s∂ \o
B›-cy-h¿Æ-Nn-d-Ip-Iƒ
t]dnb ]qºm‰!
{]W-bw, tamlw! ]ns∂mcp
Ip™n≥ IuXpI hm©-b˛
S°m-\m-Im-sX-∂psS ssIhn-c¬
\n≥ arZp-ta\n Xtem-Sp-tºmƒ
ssIøn¬ ]S¿∂q h¿Æ-߃!
]qsºmSn ap°nb h¿Æ-߃!
tZh-hn-c¬kv]¿iw tamSn
Iq´pw \ns‚ taemsI
Rm≥ sXm´p \mi-am°n?
ITn-\\mwKpeo kv]¿iw,
Adn-bm-sX-sb-¶nepw
Nnd-In¬ hc® t]md-ep-Iƒ
\n≥ s\mº-c-am-sb-∂-dn-bp-t∂≥.
B s\mº-c-sa-∂nse
[a-\n-bn-en-s∂mcp tXß-embv
\nd-bp-h-X-dn-bpI \o.
Zp¿_-e-am-sbmcp \nan-j-a˛
sX∂nse klr-Z-bs‚ Bfl-lXy!
BIm-ihpw `qanbpw
Ah-K-Wn-°-s∏´
B[p-\n-I-X-bpsS
BIm-i-∏-´-W-Øn¬
{]mW-s\-cn-bp∂ hni∏v
]mdn-h∂ Icn-bn-e-t]m-ep-an-√.
Ad-hp-Im-cs‚ kt¶-X-Øn¬
Fßn-s\, Ft∏m-sf-∂-dn-bn-√.
Hcp-hn-[-Øn¬ Zbm-h-[-am-bn-cp∂p
Ic-tb-≠n-t]mepw h∂n-√.
Bfl-\n-th-Z-\-Øn-\mbn
Kf-tOZwsNø-s∏´ Xe
KWhpw {]mb-hp-tamXn
BSn¬ amSp-tN-cmsX
BP-KpWw Im°m≥
angn-Xp-cd∂n-a-sh-´msX
h∂-h¿ h∂-h¿
t]cp-sNm√n hmßn
Icƒ, XpS,-s\-©v...
kq∏n-\mbv h∂-h\v
Iøpw Imepw
sImØn \pdp-°n-bXv
Xe-t®mdp tNm-Zn®mWv
Ah-km-\-sa-Øn-bXv
ap´-tN¿Ø-Sn-t®mw-se-‰m-°mw˛
Iim-∏p-Im-cs‚ ]mN-I-hn[n
Xe-tbmSp s]m´n-bXpw
IÆp-Iƒ sXdn-®-Xp-sam∏w
t\cn-\mbv Xpd-∂p-sh®
\n¿`-b-amb IÆp-Iƒ
]n tZh-cm-P≥
Atam-Wnb
tImwπIvkv
sa°m-\n-°¬
sabn‚-\≥knse
]n tZh- c m- P ≥,
HtŒm-_-dn¬ FdWm-Ipfw cmPohv
Km‘n C≥tUm¿ tÃUn-bØ
- n¬ \S∂
C¥y ˛ Bkvt{S-enb thmfn-t_mƒ
a’c-Øns‚ d^dn Bbn-cp-∂p. \hw_-dn¬ Cucm-‰p-t]-´b
- n¬ \S∂ k_vPqWn-b¿ thmfn-t_mƒ Nmºy≥jn∏nepw,
Unkw-_-dn¬ Xncp-h-\-¥-]p-cØp \S∂ ss]° \mj-W¬ thmfn-t_mƒ
Nmºy≥jn∏nepw Ct±lw d^dn Bbncp-∂p.
F≥ sF cho-{μ≥
s^tUm Ce- I v { Sn°¬ hn`m-K-Ønse
F≥ sF cho-{μ≥
(A- k n. amt\- P ¿,
sSIv ) Fd- W m- I pfØp
\S∂
k w ÿ m \
amtÃgvkv ImbnI taf-bn¬ 5000 ao‰¿,
4x400 ao‰¿ dnte C\-ß-fn¬ kz¿Æ
saU-epw, 800 ao‰¿ 400 ao‰¿ l¿Un¬kv
F∂o C\- ß - f n¬ sh≈n saUepw
t\Sn. 2013 PqWn¬ _mw•q-cn¬ \S°p∂ tZiob amtÃgvkv ao‰n¬ Cu
C\- ß - f n- s e√mw tIc- f sØ {]Xn- \ n[m\w sNbvXp ]s¶-Sp-°m≥ tbmKyX
t\Sn-bn-´p-≠v.
sPjvhn Sn hnt\mPn
DtZym-K-a-fi¬
BknUv πm‚nse
Sn sP hnt\m-Pn-bpsSbpw tj¿en- b psSbpw
aIƒ
sPjvhn Sn hnt\mPn
DtZym-K-a-fi¬
kvIqfnse 2012-˛13 h¿jØnse Iem-cXv\a
- mbn Xnc-s™-Sp-°s
- ∏-´p. kvIqfn¬
BZy-am-bn-\-S-∏m-°n-b-XmWv Iem-cXv\w
]´w. kv I qƒ Iym]v ‰ - \ p- a m- b n- c p∂p
sPjvhn.
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Fd-Wm-Ipfw Su¨ lmfn¬ \S∂ Pn√m
icoc kuμcy a’-c-Øn¬ amtÃgvkv
hn`m-K-Øn¬ H∂mw ÿm\w t\Snb
sIm®n≥ Unhn- j ≥ ^b¿ hn`m- K Ønse Un F AK-Ãn≥
FACT NEWS
^mŒv \yqkv ]Z-{]iv\w˛12
1
4
2
6
5
8
1.
5.
8.
11.
Xan-gv\m-´nse Cu ]≤Xn hnhm-Z-]-c-am-Wv.
[rX-cm-{„-cpsS hniz-kvX\mb a{¥n.
Hcp ]®-a-cp-∂v.
tdma≥ _p≤-tZ-h-X.
apI-fn-tem´v
10
11
9
3
Xmtgm´v
7
t]cv
_mUvPv \º¿
Un∏m¿´p-sa‚ v
Unhn-j≥
H∏v / XnbXn
:
:
:
:
:
3. kpK- X - I p- a m- c n- b psS Irjv W Ihn- X - I ƒ
---------------------------------------F∂ Imhy-k-am-lm-c-Ønse Hcp Ihn-X. 4. [\-ap-≈-hƒ F∂pw KpW-hXn F∂pw CXn-\¿∞-ap-≠v. (3
tImfw)
he-tØm´v
9.
]pkvXI
- ß
- f
- n¬ D≈ Zp¿LS ]Z-߃°v sImSp-°p∂ hymJym1. Chn-SsØ ]mÿ C≥Ãn-‰yq´v {]kn-≤-am\w.
Wv. (3 tImfw)
2. CXv kqcy≥ Pa-Z·n al¿jnbv°v kΩm- 10. `c-W-L-S\ AwKo-I-cn-®n-´p≈ Hcp `mj.
CStØm´v
\n-®-Xm-Wv.
6. h≈n-ap-√. (3 tImfw)
7. AK-kvXy-ap-\n-bpsS im]-Øm¬ Ch¿ cm£-kn-bm-bn-Xo¿∂p.
DØcw ˛ ]Z-{]iv\w˛11
]Z-{]iv\w˛11 hnPbn
cma-N-{μ≥ F≥
hnPn-e≥kv Un∏m¿´p-sa‚ v
slUv Hm^o-kv.
DØ-c-߃ ]ªnIv dnte-j≥kv
Hm^o-kn¬ e`n-t°≠ Ah-km\
Znhkw ˛ sabv 31, 2013.
F√m ^mŒv IpSpw-_mw-K-߃°pw
a’-c-Øn-¬ ]s¶-Sp-°mw. icn-bpØ-c-Øn\v 500 cq]-bmWv kΩm\w.
H∂n¬IqSp-X¬ icn DØcw e`n®m¬ \dp-°n´v hnP-bnsb \n›-bn°pw.
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Shri Jaiveer Srivastava, CMD having discussion with Directors, CVO and GMs at Corporate Office
CMD Shri Jaiveer Srivastava in discussion with trade union leaders
Shri Jaiveer Srivastava, CMD meeting the representatives of Officers’ Forums
DtZym-K-a-fi¬
knhn-¬ sabn‚\≥knse C.-F.
\m -dn-s‚bpw
kpss_-Z-bp-sSbpw
aIƒ dko-\bpw
s\´q¿ CS-°m-´p-]-dºn¬ Imkn-ans‚bpw Akva-bpsSbpw aI≥
Retirements
A R Gopalan
CD
Abdul Jabbar K A
Fert-UC
Alex Francis V
UC
Bakkar TK
Fert-UC
G Viswanath
Mallan-CD
K A Madhavan
CD
K K Saseendran
CD
K Nandagopan
CD
Parameswaran CA
Fert-UC
Ravi P K
CD
Venkatashama Rao MS
UC
FACT NEWS wishes you all a happy retired life
hnhmlw
A F Varghese
CD
apl-ΩZv
CJv_mepw
DtZym-Ka- fi
- ¬
sSIv\n-°¬ k¿Δok-knse sP.-]n.-Fk
- .v
F≥. cmPm-cm-a-Zmkn-s‚bpw kp\n-Xbp-sSbpw (C≥Iw
SmIvkv, Fd-Wm-Ipfw) aIƒ
kvt\lbpw
(C≥t^m-kn-kv)
Xncp-hn-ezm-ae Dj n¬ hnP-b-cm-L-h∏-Wn-°-cp-sSbpw (dn-´. sU. If-IvS¿) tim`-bp-sSbpw (slUv ankv{S-kv,
Kh. bp.-]n.-F-kv.) aI≥ APnXv hnPbpw (C≥t^m-kn-kv)
RN 7922/66
Vol. 46 February-March 2013
DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEM IN CD COMMISSIONED
Shri V.K. Anil, D(T), inaugurates the DCS in
Cochin Division.
Shri P.K. Chandrasekharan, D(M), lighting the
traditional lamp at the function.
Above photos : S/Shri K.V. Sukumaran, GM(F&F), J.P. Pradeep, GM(CD), D. Pradeepkumar, GM(UC) and
George Joseph, GM(Mat), lighting the lamp. Shri Jacob Kurian, DGM(OP) and Shri N. Ramakrishnan, CSP/CD
breaking cocunut to mark the auspicious moment.