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Odisha Chief Minister urged the OPTCL recruitees to follow the mantra of 3TS

in State News August 6, 2018 Comments Off on Odisha Chief Minister urged the OPTCL recruitees to follow the mantra of 3TS 967 Views

Bhubaneswar:6/8/18:At the induction ceremony for Odisha Power Transmission Corporation Limited – OPTCL recruitees, Chief Minister  Naveen Patnaik urged the newcomers to follow the mantra of 3TS – Teamwork, Technology and Transparency to deliver on state’s mission of PowerForAll. Highlights from his address:

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• OPTCL an excellent career avenue in Odisha with 7th Pay Commission being implemented along with other allowances, modern talent acquisition process and promotional avenues
• OPTCL is implementing state-funded Odisha Distribution System Strengthening Project (ODSSP) worth ₹3,842 crore which has resulted in significant improvement of voltage profile in the state
• A front runner in implementing high-end technology like SMART GRID, SCADA, Advanced Metering Infrastructure etc. in the country, OPTCL has the highest System Availability of 99.99%, which is the highest in country

Chief Minister Shri Patnaik congratulated the recruitees and advised them to work with dedication and commitment towards the growth of Odisha’s power sector.

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