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BDL concludes vigilance campaign with focus on accountability and ethical practices

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Hyderabad: Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) concluded Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 with a renewed commitment to promoting integrity, transparency, accountability and ethical conduct across the organisation.

The valedictory function, organised at the ISTM Auditorium, Kanchanbagh Unit, was attended by Prof Shantha Sinha, founder-secretary of MV Foundation; D V Srinivas Rao, Director (Technical); G Gayatri Prasad, Director (Finance); and Spurthi Reddy, Chief Vigilance Officer. Senior officials, employees, cultural committee members and schoolchildren from BPDAV, Kanchanbagh Unit, ZPHS Kanakamamidi and TSWRJC-IIT, Gowlidoddi, also attended.

The valedictory function marked the culmination of various awareness initiatives undertaken by BDL as part of its three-month Preventive Vigilance Campaign, which ran from August 17 to November 16, with the objective of promoting integrity and strengthening preventive vigilance across the organisation, a press release said.

During the campaign, BDL organised several activities, including integrity pledge programmes, essay-writing, quiz, debate, slogan-writing and poster-making competitions, special outreach initiatives for school students, outsourced employees, vendors and the general public, as well as a walkathon and a Gram Sabha at Kanakamamidi village in Moinabad.

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