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800MW unit of Kudgi Super Thermal Power in

thKarnataka has been commissioned on 25 December,

2016 This is the first 800 MW Unit commissioned by

NTPC.

With this the total installed capacity of NTPC on

standalone basis has become 41062MW and that of

NTPC group has become 48028MW.

NTPC capacity crosses 48GW MarkNTPC capacity crosses 48GW Markwith first 800MW Unit at Kudgiwith first 800MW Unit at Kudgi

NTPC capacity crosses 48GW Markwith first 800MW Unit at Kudgi

thNTPC awarded as the Best Thermal Power Utility of the country by Central Board of Irrigation and Power(CBIP) on 29 December,

2016 at a function held in New Delhi. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Balyan, Union Minister of State for Water Resources, River Development

and Ganga Rejuvenation presented the award to Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC.

Shri A.K. Jha Director, (Technical) NTPC was also honoured by CBIP on the occasion for his outstanding contribution to

the sector.

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NTPC Awarded as BestNTPC Awarded as BestThermal Power UtilityThermal Power Utility

NTPC Awarded as BestThermal Power Utility

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NTPC inaugurated a Data Recovery Center, an alternative IT back up facility for ERP System at NTPC Southern Region Headquarters in Secunderabad Built with the state-of-the- art technology and spread over

thon 29 December, 2016. about 2000 square feet server farm area the DR Center facility has Integrated Intelligent Building Management System (IBMS) and Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Systems. Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC congratulated IT Group for commissioning the NTPC owned Data Recovery Center in a short span of time. Appreciating the competence of the IT Engineers and he stated that NTPC is the first PSU in India to have adopted complete change in SAP hardware and migration to a new platform. CMD emphasized the need to extend the DRC facility to Joint Ventures and other Subsidiaries of the Company. Shri A.K.Jha, Director (Technical) and Shri V.B.Fadnavis, Regional Executive Director (South) were present.Speaking on the occasion Shri A.K.Jha said that NTPC is not only a leader in power generation but also in Technology Transformation in IT and Data Management as well.Prior to Commissioning of its own Data Recovery Center, NTPC operated out of a leased private Data centre located in Hitech City in Hyderabad since 2009. NTPC identified Hyderabad as the location for Data Recovery Center as it falls in zone II seismic region.


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NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN), wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited, has signed Power ndPurchase Agreement(PPA) with Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) on 22 December, 2016 for supply of up to 160

MW power for the period January 2017 to May 2017 through Muzaffarpur-Dhalkebar transmission line.

The Agreement was signed in New Delhi between NVVN and NEA by Shri Arun Kumar Garg,CEO NVVN and

Shri Kul Man Ghising Managing Director, NEA.

NTPC Signs Power Purchase AgreementNTPC Signs Power Purchase Agreementwith Nepal Electricity Authoritywith Nepal Electricity Authority

NTPC Signs Power Purchase Agreementwith Nepal Electricity Authority


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NTPC Project Meet 2016 with theme “EPC Contracts: Conditions, Deliverables and Execution” was organized

at NTPC–Barh for cross functional groups of NTPC interact and deliberate on feedback received from Vendors,

Contractors and Equipment Manufacturers to formulate guidelines and recommendations for the future.

The meet was inaugurated by Shri A.K. Jha, Director(Technical), Shri S.C. Pandey, Director(Projects), Shri K.K.

Sharma, Director(Opertations), Shri A.K.Gupta, Executive Director(Commercial), Shri K.S. Garbyal,

RED(East-I). Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD and Shri K. Biswal, Director (Finance) joined the inaugural session

from Corporate Center, New Delhi through video conferencing mode and addressed the delegates.

An exhibition ‘A Journey of Barh project’ show casing the various mile stones achieved during construction

stages of the project with special reference to the growth of NTPC since inception was also organized.

The Service building of Stage-II of Barh project was also inaugurated by Shri A.K. Jha, Director (Technical).

NTPC’s Project Meet – 2016 in BarhNTPC’s Project Meet – 2016 in BarhNTPC’s Project Meet – 2016 in Barh

Shri Jual Oram, Union Minister for Tribal Affairs, visited

Project Affected villages of Dulanga Coal Mining th

Project on 20 December, 2016.

He laid the foundation stone of black toping of road at

Luhurpada; inspected R&R Colony site; interacted with

the PAPs at Kalamegha village; inaugurated the

community hall, Kirtan Mandap at Kalamegha; and

distributed mid-day meal trays to students at

Kalamegha School and inspected the progress of

construction of bridge on Garia Nalla.


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Shri Jual OramShri Jual OramVisits Dulanga and DarlipaliVisits Dulanga and Darlipali

Shri Jual OramVisits Dulanga and Darlipali


At Darlipali, Shri Oram laid Foundation Stone for

construction of school building of SSVM, Darlipali,

renovation of school building of Raidihi Primary

School, blacktopping of road from Chandili to Raidihi &

Chandili Pahad Development Project.

th ndNTPC Participated in “Make in Odisha Conclave organised at Bhubaneswar from 30 November to 2

December, 2016. During the conclave, NTPC highlighted corporate vision, mission & core values,

achievements of the company in the areas of Operations and CSR. The exhibition focused on the commitment

of NTPC for promoting solar power and skill development of youth for employment.

The event was inaugurated by Shri Naveen Patnaik, Chief Minister of Odisha. Odisha State Power Minister,

Principal Secretary, Dept. of Energy, Govt. of Odisha and Collector, Angul appreciated the efforts of the NTPC.

Shri Kulamani Biswal, Director (Finance), NTPC, Shri Arvind Kumar, RED(ER II), Shri A.N. Verma, GM(HR),

Shri N.M. Swain,GM(Finance) and Shri Subramanium, GM(OS) visited the NTPC pavilion.


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NTPC Participates inNTPC Participates inMake in Odisha ConclaveMake in Odisha Conclave

NTPC Participates inMake in Odisha Conclave



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NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN) & Cement Corporation of th

India Limited (CCI) signed a MoU on 26 December, 2016 to develop

6MW Solar PV project at CCI Tandur Cement Plant in Telangana.

As per the MoU, CCI will provide the land for the project at its Tandur

Cement Plant in the State of Telangana. CCI will sign 25 years PPA to

off take 100% Power generated from the project for its captive use.

Shri A.K. Garg (CEO, NVVN), Shri Manoj Misra, (CMD CCI) were

present on the occasion.

MoU between NVVN & CCIMoU between NVVN & CCIMoU between NVVN & CCI

NTPC has been awarded for Employee Productivity at the th4 Governance Now PSU Awards 2016 held in New Delhi.

The Award was received by Shri S.P. Singh, Executive

Director (HR) and Shri Sanjay Singh, General Manager(HR)

from Shri Ram Vilas Paswan, Union Minister of Consumer

Affairs, Food and Public Distribution.Shri Jitendra Kapoor,

Legendary Actor and other dignitories were present on the

occasion.

NTPC Awarded for Employee ProductivityNTPC Awarded for Employee ProductivityNTPC Awarded for Employee Productivity


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Chairman's Trophy for the "Financial Excellence" for the Year 2015-16 was bagged by Rihand (Coal Category) and

th thAnta (Gas Category) on 19 December, 2016 during the 54 Conference of Heads of Finance at Bhubneswar,

Odisha. Shri K. Biswal, Director(Finance) presented the Trophy on behalf of CMD NTPC.

The aim of the award scheme is to promote Total Quality for Financial Excellence core value of the company by

providing timely & reliable disclosures to the stake holders through quarterly & annual financial statements. The

scheme also takes into account submission of timely and qualitative financial reports/MIS sent to Region/CC.

Chairman's Trohpy forChairman's Trohpy forFinancial ExcellenceFinancial Excellence

Chairman's Trohpy forFinancial Excellence

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NTPC Team comprising of Shri Chandan Shahi, AGM(Safety Coordinator), Darlipali

and Shri K.M. Prashanth AGM(Corp. Communication) won Lead India Quiz held in

st Delhi on 21 December, 2016. Lead India is a quiz based on leadership aspect in

various spheres of life in Indian and Global context.

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NTPC Anta Quality Circle Teams Urja and Chetna won Par

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NCQC-2016 Organised by QCFI Bhilai Chapter on 16 -19

December, 2016. Members of Urja Team S/Shri Damodar

Chittora, R.K. Verma, N.C. Meena, Santosh Kumar with

Dara Singh Meena as Facilitator presented on the topic

‘‘Reliability of Clarified Water System’’. Members of Chetna

Team from C&I Depts. S/Shri N.K. Rathod, Parimal Choudhary, R.S. Meghwal, S. Williams and R.K. Sharawat

as Facilitator presented on ‘’Frequent Malfunction of CW/CT Sump Level Switches’’. Nearly 1500 teams

across country participated in this convention.

NTPC Anta QC Teams AwardedNTPC Anta QC Teams AwardedNTPC Anta QC Teams Awarded

Ms. Sushuma Kumari, AGM (OS),CC received “Women of Excellence Awards - 2016”. (Power Sector - Senior Level) and Dr. Sasmita Dash, MD (O&G), AGM (Medical), Ramagundam was conferred “Certificate of Appreciation” by Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Hyderabad. The awards were presented by IPS Swati Lakra, Additional Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad.

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Seven Awards for NTPCSeven Awards for NTPCSeven Awards for NTPC

The Corporate Communication and PR of NTPC received Seven Award for performance at All India Public Relations Society of India Awards 2016 in various categories. These prestigious

thAwards were presented on 16 Dec, 2016 at PRSI Annual Conference held in Kolkata byDr Chandan Mitra, Eminent journalist, Editor and Former MP (Rajya Sabha).

st Corporate Centre-1 Prize for PR in action

(Crisis Communication - case study based on nd

Kudgi Media Management Experience), 2 Prize for Use of Social Media for PR and

ndBranding, 2 Prize for Special/Prestigious Publication-(Coffee Table Book on Bio

rdDiversity) and 3 Prize for Corporate Website.

st Rihand -1 Prize-Corporate Film Hindi.

rd Vindhyachal - 1st and Western Region- I, 3

Prize for- e News letters.

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In view of the growing need of the Indian Economy, Government of India has embarked upon a massive programme to provide 24x7 power across the country by 2019. After the completion of half of its term, the Government has achieved many important milestones in the Power sector. Special focus has also been given to North East by giving approval to the North Eastern power system improvement project and comprehensive scheme for strengthening of transmission and distribution in the North Eastern States.

During the 12th Plan period (2012-17), a capacity addition of about 88928.2 MW against the target of 88537 st

MW from conventional sources have been achieved till 31 October, 2016 and about 21,128 MW against the thtarget of 30000 MW from renewable sources have been achieved till 30 September, 2016.

Due to large generation capacity addition, the electricity energy shortage in the country has reduced to 0.7% during the current year 2016-17 (up to October, 2016) from 8.7% during the year 2012-13.Adequate supply of the domestic coal to power plants has been ensured. The growth of domestic coal supply to power plants has been around 6.2% during 2015-16.

thDuring the 12 Plan period (2012-17), 1,00,468 ckm against the target of 1,07,440 ckm of transmission lines

st and 2,88,458 MVA against the target of 2,82,750 MVA of transformation capacity have been completed till 31October, 2016.

The government has launched a scheme by providing support from Power System Development Fund (PSDF) for operationalization of stranded gas based generation. The outlay for the support from PSDF has been fixed at 3500 crores and 4000 crores for FY 2015-16 and FY 2016-17 respectively.

Under the ‘24x7 Power for All’ initiative, State specific Plans for 34 out of 36 States/UTs, have already been prepared and are under implementation.


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"24x7 Power for All": State specific Plans for 34 States/UTs under implementation"24x7 Power for All": State specific Plans for 34 States/UTs under implementation"24x7 Power for All": State specific Plans for 34 States/UTs under implementation

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World’s first ‘solar panel road’ opens in France at Tourouvre-au-Perche in Normandy. The 1 KM road could

generate enough electricity to power the street lights. The panels have been covered in a silicon-based resin

that allows them to withstand the weight of passing big rigs. As per Colas France could become energy

independent by paving only a quarter of its million KMs of roads. Solar panels have become increasingly

popular in recent years as cost of operating them has come down significantly, making it cost competitive with

traditional energy sources.

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In 1843, the first Christmas card was commissioned and printed in London by civil servant and entrepreneur Sir Henry Cole, who sought to make a profit from the trend. The run of 1,000 cards, which featured scenes of charity, were sold for a shilling each. It was not a cheap purchase, a shilling would be worth about £10 to £20 today ($12 to $24), but one that has appreciated in value: of the 12 surviving cards from the original print run, one was sold on auction in 2001 for £22,500 ($28,000).

Shortly after, in 1910, Joyce Clyde Hall, a young postcard seller, from Kansas City who became America’s greeting card giant, Hallmark, a company with a revenue of $3.7 billion.

Initially, greetings were sent as postcards with the pre-written message and illustration on the front and the address on the back. Customers began adding some personal writing, and by 1915 folded cards sent in envelopes started becoming more popular. “Having an envelope allowed you to have more space to write, and add in a photograph or a small cash gift, so [the card] could be more than a form of communication.

The story of how greeting cards became a staple of year-end celebrations began in Victorian England. At the time, Christmas was celebrated by feasting and exchanging gifts.

thCards evolved from two practices that were common in the first half of the 19 century: visiting cards, which aristocrats gave as hosts during a visit, and reports sent home by students, typically around the end of the year, to update their families on their studies.

The combination of these traditions gave birth to Christmas cards, which were personal (early cards were handmade), relatively inexpensive, and less time consuming than writing a letter.

Yet the exchange of Christmas cards didn’t take off until the 1840s, when Queen Victoria published an engraving showing celebrations of Christmas at Windsor. This prompted her subjects to follow her example and send out their own Christmas wishes.


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