In a significant development, VL Kantha Rao, Secretary of the Ministry of Mines, embarked on his maiden visit to the Corporate Office of Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) in Kolkata. The visit aimed to review and appreciate the commendable activities and projects undertaken by the company.
Upon his arrival, Rao received a warm welcome from Shri Ghanshyam Sharma, CMD of HCL, along with other key officials, including Sanjay Panjiyar (D(Op)), Sanjiv Kumar Singh (D(M)), and Upendra Kumar Pandey (CVO). The interactions were set against the backdrop of Tamra Bhavan, the HCL Corporate Office.
A detailed presentation showcased the comprehensive overview of HCL’s ongoing projects and overall activities. Secretary VL Kantha Rao engaged in extensive discussions with senior executives, gaining insights into the challenges and successes of the only copper miner in India.
Lauding the unique position held by Hindustan Copper Ltd, Rao urged a collective focus on augmenting the production of copper ore and Metal-in-Concentrate. He emphasized the Ministry of Mines’ commitment to extending unwavering support, cooperation, and assistance in both administrative and policy matters.
Encouraging the HCL personnel to strive for excellence, Rao expressed confidence in the potential for a prosperous future for the company. The call to “put their best foot forward” resonated as a rallying cry for the employees to contribute to the growth and success of Hindustan Copper Ltd.
As the Ministry of Mines pledges support, HCL finds itself in a favourable position to harness its capabilities and continue making significant strides in the mining sector. The collaborative efforts between the government and the corporation signify a promising trajectory for the growth and development of the mining industry in India.
