India, lauded the pivotal role played by CIL in ensuring India's energy security and appreciated the earnest endeavours of the company to attain green goals. He praised CIL for its commitment towards promoting values such as probity, integrity, and awareness about vigilance.  P M Prasad, Chairman, Coal India Limited, spoke of various steps the organisation took to encourage good professional practices, including IT interventions to increase transparency in its operations. He highlighted some legacy issues in the coal sector and the challenges that Coal India faces in mining operations across eight states of India. Brajesh Kumar Tripathy, Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), CIL, presented an overview of the various activities undertaken during VAW 2023 and the three-month-long campaign on Preventive vigilance. Updated versions of CIL's Purchase, Civil, and Contract Management Manuals were released. An e-mb and e-billing ecosystem portal and an updated Annual Property Return (APR) portal with a new feature were also launched. The dignitaries also planted medicinal plants at Aushadhi Udyan and paid floral tribute at the Martyrs' Memorial at the CIL headquarters. Among those present were CVOs of all CIL subsidiaries and NLC India. The CVO also chaired a review meeting of all the CVOs present. During the week, Shri Prasad flagged off the 'Ethics Walkathon' for employees of CIL. On this occasion, CIL also organised a vendor meeting at its corporate office in Kolkata. During this event, vendors had the opportunity to voice their opinions and give their feedback while also raising queries. During this event, Dr Reddy highlighted the role of vendors and stakeholders in contributing to the organisation's growth. At the same time, Shri Tripathy expressed his satisfaction with the valuable and honest feedback from them, applauding their unwavering support.