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‘ONGC using tech to arrest graft’
ONGC has been improving its systems along with the developments in the technology to arrest graft as per the
Rajamahendravaram: ONGC has been improving its systems along with the developments in the technology to arrest graft as per the
guidelines of the Central Vigilance Commission. The company is striving towards building a corruption-free society by organising
sensitisation programmes for the students, said Debasis Sanyal, executive director-asset manager, ONGC Rajahmundry on the occasion of
Vigilance Awareness Week-2016 valedictory function held at ONGC base complex on Saturday.
Addressing the winners of various competitions conducted by ONGC, Sanyal, said students are the future of the nation and they should
learn from the lives of the self-less freedom fighters, who contributed to the nation building. As part of the Vigilance Awareness Week
various mass outreach and student outreach programmes were conducted by ONGC including essay writing, elocution, quiz, drawing
competitions were held for students of the city colleges and schools besides for the employees.
