NTPC launches 3-month long Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026

New Delhi [India], August 24 : India's largest integrated energy company, NTPC Limited, launched a three-month Vigilance Awareness Campaign 2026 at Scope Complex in the national capital on Monday.
The Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of the Maharatna company of the Government of India, Rashmita Jha, formally inaugurated the campaign, which is being conducted from August 17 to November 16 this year as a prelude to the Vigilance Awareness Week 2026.
On the occasion, the CVO also unveiled the revamped Corporate Vigilance Intranet page.
The campaign being conducted under the theme "Probity for Prosperity" will focus on five key areas identified by the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC). These include disposal of pending complaints, disposal of pending cases, capacity-building programmes, digital initiatives and contract management.
Addressing the gathering, Jha urged vigilance officials to enhance the reach, quality and impact of preventive vigilance and outreach programmes during the campaign. She also announced the expansion of the "VAW Volunteer" initiative, with a special focus on engaging women from Self-Help Groups (SHGs) this year.
Emphasising the importance of participative and interactive engagement with stakeholders, the CVO highlighted that the campaign would provide an opportunity to take preventive vigilance beyond conventional awareness activities and create a sustained impact through innovative initiatives and their effective implementation.
The CVO expressed confidence that the campaign would further strengthen NTPC's culture of integrity, transparency and probity.
Head of Vigilance, G Raja Shekhar, in his address, urged Vigilance Executives to lead by example through integrity and ethical conduct and to become true flag-bearers of the campaign at their respective projects.
NTPC Limited, a Maharatna company of the Government of India, is India's largest integrated energy company with an installed capacity of over 91 GW.
The company is leading the charge toward a sustainable future, targeting 60 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2032 and investing in emerging technologies such as nuclear power, battery energy storage, carbon capture, and green chemicals.