Troubles mount at DVC as executives quit
After Arup Roy Choudhury, the NTPC chief who was given the additional charge of chairman at Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), exited the Kolkata-based loss-making company, other NTPC officials appointed at DVC are following suit. DVC is eastern region’s largest generation utility with nearly 5,800 MW installed capacity. Earlier, NTPC had assigned a number of its executives, including Choudhury, to handle crucial responsibilities at DVC in a bid to improve the company’s efficiency. NTPC Chairman Choudhury was offered the additional charge of chairman of DVC in last November.
After Arup Roy Choudhury, the NTPC chief who was given the additional charge of chairman at Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), exited the Kolkata-based loss-making company, other NTPC officials appointed at DVC are following suit. DVC is eastern region’s largest generation utility with nearly 5,800 MW installed capacity. Earlier, NTPC had assigned a number of its executives, including Choudhury, to handle crucial responsibilities at DVC in a bid to improve the company’s efficiency. NTPC Chairman Choudhury was offered the additional charge of chairman of DVC in last November.
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