Cabinet Secy-led panel okays ‘Maharatna’ status
BY PTI18 Jan 2013 1:41 AM GMT
PTI18 Jan 2013 1:41 AM GMT
The Committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary has cleared the proposal to grant 'Maharatna' status for Bharat Heavy electricals Ltd, Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Praful Patel has said.
The minister was speaking during a visit to the public sector giant's High Pressure Boiler Plant and the Seamless Steel Tube Plant (SSTP) here on Wednesday's night. The Minister asked Bhel to look for new avenues for growth, including new business areas such as solar energy. Bhel had a long and glorious tradition of contribution to the development of the nation and it is one of the finest companies in the world, he said while addressing Bhel employees.
The 49,000-strong technical and committed workforce of Bhel hailing from all parts of the country, was one of the biggest assets of the country, he said and expressed confidence that with its strong technical base and vast engineering skill, the company would shine despite the global economic slowdown. Patel also visited the R&D facilities including the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle demonstration plant.
The minister was speaking during a visit to the public sector giant's High Pressure Boiler Plant and the Seamless Steel Tube Plant (SSTP) here on Wednesday's night. The Minister asked Bhel to look for new avenues for growth, including new business areas such as solar energy. Bhel had a long and glorious tradition of contribution to the development of the nation and it is one of the finest companies in the world, he said while addressing Bhel employees.
The 49,000-strong technical and committed workforce of Bhel hailing from all parts of the country, was one of the biggest assets of the country, he said and expressed confidence that with its strong technical base and vast engineering skill, the company would shine despite the global economic slowdown. Patel also visited the R&D facilities including the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle demonstration plant.
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