NTPC celebrates Labour Day
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Chatra: NTPC-owned
North Karanpura super thermal power plant
in Tandwa,
Chatra
, celebrated
International Labour Day
based on the theme of '
Labour Rights Day
'. The programme was actively attended by workers, engineers, technical personnel and officers. On this occasion, project head Sanjib Kumar Suwar addressed the gathering and underlined the role of workers in organisational development. He emphasised on the need for safe working conditions, rights and duties of workers. tnn
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