Final ET Theme & Regular Vol. 42, Issue 3, July 2016 - 01 07 16

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY ( WED) 2016 CELEBR ATIONS

BORL - Bina MPL Maithon - Coal Plant
Lonavla CTTL Paddy distribution - Bhira

MEPL, Nellore Ranchi
Salsette Saki
MPL
QA & I

MPL SED

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A MUSICAL NIGHT!

To support, encourage and to hone skills of employees in music, Tata Power introduced a platform - SARGAM. The initiative, mentored
by Mr. Debabrata Guha, has grown from strength-to-strength, as has the enthusiasm and melody.

'Sargam Nite' was organised and hosted by Corporate HR on 27th May and held at the Yashwantrao Pratisthan in Mumbai. The event
was graced by senior leaders of Tata Power, including the CEO & MD, COO, CFO, CEOs and their families and near and dear ones.

The musically packed, three-hour show included performances ranging from classical music, semi-classical and light music - all drawn
from popular Bollywood classics ranging from the 50s to some recent numbers. Performances included solo artistes in vocals as well
as whistling, duets, chorus and instrumental rendering.

Swaying to the melody and foot tapping rhythm, the audience - nearly 300 in number - appreciated through applauses as well as by
hooting 'Once more!'This evening was a culmination of the tireless diligence, commitment and creativity of team Sargam, fondly
referred to as the Society for Music at Tata Power.

At the end of the performances, ourCEO & MD Mr. Anil Sardana stated that henceforth team Sargam would be considered the official
band of Tata Power and encouraged the team to enlist for various performances. The CHRO, in his appreciative remarks indicated that
the team would now have to prepare for performance in different locations of Tata Power.

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LITERARY SECTION

Living or Existing!! The elixir of youth, power and money, are Nature’s
blessings!!
Life changes colour every day, Yet few live like dead rocks on the beaches…
Like the shades of grey, as we age.
Gee! Don’t be so proud of the Present,
People walk with pride, in their prime, The sands of time turn castles into rubble.
Yet they seek support, as they age.
If possible, spread few Smiles on the faces you met,
The power in their gaze, used to scare, There are millions who forgot to Smile for ages.
Now the tears roll down, not so rare.
Are you ‘Living or Existing’ is the big question,
Things would move, at the flick of fingers, Life is just a chance Lottery, Encash it fully…
Now the hands shakes, like leaves in thunder.
Live it NOW, not Some Day!!
The sound of their voice, like lion’s roar,
Now the lips are forced shut, soundless.

Ms. Vimmi Mehta
Head, Financial Concurrence Group

The fire of drought and let their prayers not go in vain.

Let the fire of drought be extinguished The fire of drought
by the first fresh waters of rain is a fire of a different kind

May the arid lands return to life Not the one that burns down houses and factories
and abound in corn and grain but if it spreads threatens mankind.

May the farmers faces be lit up by smiles
and the downpour wipe off their pain

Let the Rain God empathize with the tears of the
stricken

Mr. Narayan Sirdesai
Head, MO EHV Cable Group

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CIRCUIT BREAK Leisure and Fun

Hi Friends, Crazy Cut
You are to make one cut (or draw one line) - of course it needn’t
It is great meeting you once again. Here’s your quarterly dose of be straight - that will divide the figure into two identical parts.
introspection, intellectual gymnastics, trivia treasure and
humour. Please send your answers to Headworks to reach the Editorial
Board, Transmission Lines, at Bombay House, not later than
Minds Eye 1st August, 2016. There are two prizes to be won. In case of
more than two all correct entries; the winner will be decided by
William James once reflected that the greatest discovery of our draw of lots. Answers may also be sent by e-mail to
generation is that a human being can alter his lif e by altering his [email protected]. In case of dispute, Editorial Board’s
attitude. If you don’t like something, change it and if you can't decision would be final.
change it, change your attitude. Attitude is a little thing that
makes a big difference. You cannot tailor make the situations in Office Encounters
life but you can tailor make the attitudes to fit those situations .
The following story best illustrates the point. Déjà vu?

There was a millionaire who was bothered by severe eye pain. ... Why did
He consulted so many physicians, consumed heavy loads of you leave your
drugs and underwent hundreds of injections. But the ache last job? ... The company
persisted with great vigour than before. At last a monk offered a relocated and
solution to his problem and said that for some time he should didn't tell
concentrate only on green colors and not to let fall his eyes on me where.
any other colors. The millionaire got together a group of
painters and purchased barrels of green color and directed that Great job! You left nothing
every object his eye was likely to fall on be painted in green for me to do except take
color just as the monk had directed. credit for it.

When the monk came to visit him after few days, the Did you know that?
millionaire’s servants ran with buckets of green paints and
poured on him since he was in a saffron dress, lest their master The current James Bond, who serves as a Commander in the
see any other color and his eye ache comes back. Royal Navy and working for M16 is the 7th British spy with the
OO Status (Double-O- License to Kill). Agent 002 was killed by
Hearing this the monk laughed & said, “If only you had the Man with the Golden Gun, 003 was found dead in the snow
purchased a pair of green spectacles, worth just a few rupees, at the beginning of A View to Kill, 004 was killed during a
you could have saved these walls and trees and pots and all training exercise in Gibralter during the opening scene of The
other articles. You cannot paint the world green.” Living Daylights, 006, treacherous double-O-turned villain was
killed by Bond in the Golden Eye. 009 was murdered while
Let us change our vision and the world will appear accordingly. wearing a clown suit by knife wielding assassins in Octopussy.
It is foolish to shape the world, let us shape ourselves first. Let's 008 is Bond's replacement in the unfortunate event of his death.
change our vision by changing our attitude - the lens thr ough Neither 001 nor 005 have ever been mentioned.
which we see the world.

And now over to our Headworks

Amazing Maze
The challenge is to place all the eight fragments within the
yellow square 4x4 without gaps and overlapping in such a way
that they form a labyrinth with the only entry at its periphery. A
yellow path has to run from the entry point through the
labyrinth directly to its central point (marked with the big red
spot in the center). The little red spots on the yellow square is to
help you to see how the 8 fragments are to be placed.

(Hint: Take a print out;
cut out the 8 fragments
and try and place it in a
4 rows x 2 columns
format to form the
labyrinth and then check
which combination gives
you pattern allows you to
flow unhindered all
the way to the middle
red dot).

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CIRCUIT BREAK Leisure and Fun

24 of the 26 Bond films were made by Eon Productions l My riches consist not in the extent of my possessions, but in
Sir Sean Connery (6) the fewness of my wants. - J Brotherton
George Lazenby (1)
Roger Moore (7) l The loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room.
Timothy Dalton (2) - Frank Lucas
Pierce Brosnan (4)
Daniel Craig (4) Ta-ta
BrightSpark
Here are more trivia about Ian Flemings 007 James Bond.
l In the past 53 years (since Dr. No in 1962) a total of 26 James Solution to Headworks in Circuit Break -
Volume 42, Issue No. 2 (April 2016)
Bond films have been made. The 2 non Eon productions
include Casino Royale (1967 - David Niven) and Never say Brightspark is very happy to note increased level of
Never again (1983 - Sean Connery) participation. However, Brightspark would like to point out that
l This British spy's name was based on an ornithologist, as the both the puzzles need to be cracked to become eligible f or a
name was felt to be suitably brief and unromantic and the prize. The following all correct replies were received.
first ever person to play James Bond on screen was
American, Barry Nelson, in a 1954 TV Version of Casino Xx
Royale Xx
l The motto on the Bond Family Crest is 'The World is not xx Xx
Enough. That's where the underwhelming Brosnon outing Xx
got its title Xx Xx
l Shirley Bassey sang the Title song for Goldfinger, Diamonds Xx
are Forever and Moonrker xx
l Universal Exports is the fictitious company Bond uses as a
cover in several films The winners by draw of lots to crack both the puzzles is
l Thuderball was remade as Never Say Never Again (with Mr. Samik Patel, CGPL. Congratulations!!!
Sean Connery again)
l Bond's Nemisis Organisation SPEC TRE stands for Special Reading between the lines
Executive for Counterintelligence Terrorism Revenge and One of the proofs to this problem is shown in the illustration.
Extortion
l Dr. No's budget was $1 million and when the costs overran D C
by $100,000 United Artists wanted to pull the plug AB
l Q is referred to by his real name , Major Boothroyd in Dr. No,
From Russia with Love and The Spy Who Loved Me Let's construct the additional squares indicated by dotted lines.
l Contrary to the common belief that he was fired, George It is clear from the illustration that angle C is the sum of angles A
Lazenby was offered a seven picture deal and he even and D. Angle B equals angle D because they are corresponding
signed LOI for Diamonds are Forever.007. At 30, he was the angles of similar right triangles (with the respective legs in the
youngest actor to portray 007 1:2 proportion). That means B can be substituted for D, which
l The Spy Who Loved Me is the only movie in which M's first automatically makes the C equals the sum of A and B .
name Miles is mentioned and For Your Eyes Only is the only
movie where M does not make an appearance Grin Grid
l During the making of Tomorrow Never Dies, fifteen BMW
750s were destroyed. 2 + 4 - 1 x 6 ÷ 3 x 5 = 50

Think it over

l If you can't change your fate, change your attitude.
- Dr. Reda Bedier

l If it is important to you , you will find a way; if not, you will
find an excuse. - Zig Zigler

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WALL OF FAME

HIGHER SECONDARY CERTIFICATE

Aditya Basu 94% Analiza D'Cruz 71% Anjori Tandon 91% Anu Kittur 75% Anuja Tamhane Anushka Bhat 87.85%
S/o Mr. Abhijit Basu D/o Mr. Agnello Dcruz D/o Mr. Sudhakar Tandon D/o Mr. Ajith Kittur 84% D/o Mr. Ashish Bhat
Head-Center of Excellence, Group Head-Operations Tata Power Solar Systems, Head-Performance
Corp Finance Saki Naka Head - Sankalp Project D/o Mr. Susheel Tamhane & Efficiency
Trombay Bengaluru Borivali Receiving Station Trombay

Gayatri Sanjay Vaidya 76% Ishaan Saxena 95% Jaspreet Kaur Wadhwa 78% Mahima Manikandan 70% Neelay Yateen Muranjan Nehali Awhad 85.23%
D/o Mr. Sanjay Vaidya S/o Dr. Ms. Taruna Saxena 80% D/o Mr. SV Awhad
Group Head-Corp. Evnmt. D/o D/o Mr. Manikandan Krishnan Mahalaxmi
Zonal Head - South Zone, S/o Mr. Yateen Muranjan
Capex & Climate Change Mr. Jaspal Singh Wadhwa Manager - Accounts, Foreman, Trombay Distribution Division
Noida
Sahar Receiving Station Head - South Cluster Parel Receiving Station

Nidhi Anil Nambiar 82% Nikhita Suresh 73% Parth Mishra 82% Prerna Shreeram 86% Rahi Ranadive 86.92% Ravijot Singh Sidhu 79%
D/o Ms. Surekha Nambiar D/o Mr. Suresh N. S/o Ms. Neelam Mishra D/o Mr. P. Shreeram D/o Mr. Rahul Ranadive S/o Mr. Jagmit Singh Sidhu
Group Head, Budget Lead Associate -
QA & I Department, Module Mfg. - Unit 2 Lead Engineer - Head, MEPL Station
Trombay TP Solar, Bengaluru & Fixed Assets Revenue Accounts, DSS Distribution Capex
Powerlinks Transmission Ltd. Saki Naka Dharavi Receiving Station

Sakshi Mhamunkar 72% Sanchit Agarwala 83.85% Samruddhi Vivek Karnik Shriya Pravin Malvankar Shubhangi Bhargava 89% Vishal Urlam 77%
D/o S/o Mr. Amok Agarwala 88% 78% D/o Mr. Sanjay Bhargava S/o Mr. Vinodkumar Urlam

Mr. Jaydeep B. Mhamunkar Group Head - Automation D/o Mr. Vivek N. Karnik D/o Mr. Pravin J. Malvankar CTDS, Noida Head - SAP PM
Bhira Operations Engineering Trombay Operation (B), Transmission \ Line Camp, Carnac
Trombay
Trombay Salsette

SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE

Amey Shimpi CGPA 10 Amit Ubale 76% Aniketh D. Urs CGPA 10 Anuchandra Chatterjee 88% Aritra Mukherjee CGPA 10 Ashu Kittur 94%
S/o Mr. Vijaykumar Shimpi S/o Mr. Milind Ubale D/o Mr. Ajith Kittur
Transmission Division S/o Mr. K. Dayanand D/o Mr. Ananta Chatterjee S/o Mr. Ayan Mukherjee TP Solar, Bengaluru
TP Solar, Bengaluru
General Manager, Tata Power Lead Engineer - CMD Group Head - F&A,

SED Bengaluru Odisha Intl. JVs & Subs

Carnac

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WALL OF FAME

Charupriya M. 75% Mrunal Mendgudle 95.60% Neha Dilip Gharat 88% Omkar Chintaman Nagarkar Phani Srikar 75% Piruz Behram Mehta 93%

D/o Mr. SP Murugesh Pandian D/o Mr. Dhanappa Mendgudle D/o Mr. Dilip Gharat 79% S/o Mr. Tallamraju Murlikrishna S/o Mr. Behram P. Mehta
Dharavi - C.C.D
AGM - Imports & Exports, Head- Bhivpuri & Khopoli S/o Mr. Chintaman Nagarkar Head - Electrical Testing Head - Subsidiaries

Stores & Logistics, Hydro Power Station EMD, Bhivpuri Trombay (Operational Finance), Carnac

TP Solar

Prachita Sute 81% Pranitha Bangera 83% Purva Kukde CGPA 10 Rajdeep Chatterjee CGPA 10 Rasik Nimbalkar 81.60% Ritesh Biswas CGPA 8.6
D/o Mr. Rajesh Sute D/o Mr. D. C. Bangera S/o Mr. Raman Nimbalkar S/o Mr. Raja Biswas
Transmission Division D/o Mr. Sanjay Kukde S/o Tarun Chattopadhyay
Office Assistant, Sr. Shift Attendant, Group Head - GM's Office,
Distribution Division Group Head - Instrumentation Group Head - CHP, Carnac Control Room Jojobera

Engineering CENTEC MPL

Shatayu Mehta Shruti S. Ballurgi 94% Shruti Rajesh Aldak Srushti Kamble 87% Shubham Sawant 70% Shweta Sawant 92%
S/o Avinash Mehta D/o SK Ballurgi CGPA 9.2 D/o Vinayak Kamble S/o Mr. Deepak Sawant D/o Mr. Sunil Sawant
Junior Office Assistant Bhira Operations Kalyan Transmission Mahalaxmi Distribution
Salsette Receiving Station D/o Mr. Rajesh Aldak Control Room,
Group Head - MO Civil Trombay Saki Receiving Station Division

GRADUATION / DIPLOMA / POST GRADUATION

Tanaya Bahulikar 90% Aditya R. Bhangle 70% Manali Ram Bamgude
D/o Mr. Bhalchandra Bahulikar S/o Rajesh Bhangle D/o Mr. Ram Bamgude
Salsette Receiving Station
Senior Medical Assistant, Head - Medical, Carnac Chartered Accountancy
Lonavala

Rahul Nimbalkar MBBS Rohan John Philips Shreyas Santra CGPA 7.46 Shruti Kishor Landge Shruti Srinivasan CGPA 2.94
S/o Mr. Raman Nimbalkar GPA 6.71 S/o Mr. Dinbandhu Santra, D/o Mr. Kishore Landge D/o Mr. V Srinivasan
Head - O&M Training,
Sr. Shift Attendant, S/o Mr. JJ Philips Chief - SPGCL Khopoli, BHMS Trombay
Carnac Control Room Specialist - Billing, Dharavi Consultancy Project PGDM from MICA
Smolensk State Medical Academy,
Bachelor of Commerce: Masters of Law,
Russia Accounting & Finance IIT-Kharagpur

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RETIRED REFLECTIONS

Name Position Division / Department

April 2016

1. Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar Head - Corporate Relations Corporate Relations Group
Business Excellence
2. Mr. Sadanand G. Ghom Head-Quality Improvement Projects BE Corporate Communication
Khopoli Operations
3. Mr. Uday V. Bhide Specialist - Communication Operations Trombay Coal Logistics & Plant
Trombay  C&I Maintenance
4. Mr. Shankar M. Papal Technician 'A' (Mech) Transmission - Camps-Borivli Camp
Vikhroli - Maintenance
5. Mr. Shankar S. Khandagle Senior Coal Plant Attendant Transmission - North Zone - Stores
Internal Audit & Risk Mgmt
6. Mr. Amrut C. Patel Technician 'B' (pu) Transmission - North Zone - Stores
Core Technology and Diagnostics
7. Mr. Manja K. Gowda Senior Driver
Trombay Operations
8. Mr. Dinesh B. Gawde Assistant Technician Trombay Operations
Khopoli Civil Maintenance
9. Mr. Ramesh N. Raut Assistant Storekeeper Lonavala Headworks
Financial Concurrence Group
10. Mr. Parshuram G. Date Chief - Internal Audit & Risk Management Trombay Electrical Maintenance
Trombay Security
11. Mr. Prakash V. Chiplunkar Executive - Stores DCS Distribution-North Zone
DSS Advocacy, Liasoning & Support
12. Mr. Radhakrishna K. Makaram Head - Asset Management & Diagnostics Trombay Security

May 2016 Operation Engineer Transmission - Administration
Field operation Engineer Dharavi Receiving Station
1. Mr. Ashok T. Khatri Technician 'B' Trombay Mechanical Maintenance
2. Mr. Vijay H. Gole Senior Shift Attendant Carnac Receiving Station
3. Mr. Shankar N. Shinde Lead Associate - FCG Trombay Operations
4. Mr. Shyam G. Thorve Assistant Foreman SAP-Center of Excellence
5. Mr. Phiroz Eruch Sherdiwala Head Security Guard Parel - Maintenance
6. Mr. Mohammed H. Bahoor Technician 'A' Trombay Operations
7. Mr. Dasharath Jadhav Kadu Lead Associate - Backend Supp, Dist.CAPEX Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
8. Mr. V. T. Chavan Head - Security Trombay Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
9. Mr. M. H. S. Mulla Transmission-Camps - Khopoli Camp
10. Col Pradeep B. Dalvi Transmission-Camps - Panvel Camp
Trombay Civil Maintenance
June 2016 Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
1. Mr. Chhotubhai D. Solanki Senior Office Attendant 'A' Bhira Headworks
Trombay Stores
2. Mr. Shantaram P. Mandhare Senior Shift Attendant Trombay Coal Logistics & Plant

3. Mr. Mahomed Y. M. U. Shaikh Assistant Foreman

4. Mr. Ujjwal R. Mohole Group Head - Carnac Node

5. Mr. P. V. Naidu Operation Engineer

6. Mr. M. V. Ranganathan Head Associate-SAP PM

7. Mr. Sattar U. Naik Assistant Foreman

8. Mr. Suresh Y. Sardal Field operation Engineer

9. Mr. G. V. Hariraman Assistant Foreman

10. Mr. Ramdas M. Bhame Assistant Foreman (Mechanical)

11. Mr. Ramesh R. Mhatre Assistant Foreman (Lines)

12. Mr. Kamlakar H. Mhatre Chargehand (Lines)

13. Mr. Rajuba R. Kavle Senior Mucadam

14. Mr. Hiragappa P. Pujari ASSISTANT FOREMAN

15. Mr. A. D. Palav Technician 'B'

16. Mr. Maruti S. Ovhal Technician 'A' (Mech)

17. Mr. Arthur S. Martins Assistant Storekeeper

18. Mr. Sambhaji B. Patil Assistant Foreman

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RETIRED REFLECTIONS

Name Position Division / Department

June 2016 Bulldozer Operator Trombay Coal Logistics & Plant
Technician 'B' (pu) Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
19. Mr. Sham B. Sanas Senior Technician Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
20. Mr. Narayan S. Hivrale Senior Technician Trombay  Mechanical Maintenance
21. Mr. Kashinath R. Warwatkar Technician 'A' (Electrical) Trombay Electrical Maintenance
22. Mr. Hayat S. G. Thakur Coal Plant Operator Trombay Coal Logistics & Plant
23. Mr. Chandrakant S. More Technician 'B' Saki-Maintenance
24. Mr. B. N. Borale Lead Associate - Sourcing Corporate Contracts
25. Mr. Narayan R. Sanas Senior Fire Operator Trombay Fire
26. Mr. Suhas K. Vishwekar Chargehand (Elec) Salsette - Maintenance
27. Mr. Hiraji M. Nimbalkar Senior Shift Attendant Trombay Operations
28. Mr. Shantaram B. Tambe Technician 'B' (Stores) Bhira Stores
29. Mr. Mohan F. Solanki Head Security Guard Transmission-Security
30. Mr. Dattatraya L. Dalvi Head - BD (Services Business) Services HO Business Development
31. Mr. P. J. More Driver cum Admin Assistant Trust Energy Resources PTE Ltd.
32. Mr. Anoop Kundu
33. Mr. Weng Keong Chan Borivli Receiving Station
Transmission - Auto Garage
July 2016 Quality Assurance, Inspection & Testing
Khopoli Mechanical Maintenance
1. Mr. Haribhai Ramji Senior Shift Attendant Corporate Human Resources
Trombay Coal Logistics & Plant
2. Mr. Narendramohan P. Satyal Mechanic 'A' Trombay Electrical Maintenance
Corporate Contracts
3. Mr. Dinar A. Diwadkar Assitant Foreman (pu) Central Civil & Construction
Corporate Regulation
4. Mr. Gopal B. Salunke Chargehand (Mech)
Khopoli Workshop
5. Mr. Arjun B. Alawane Senior Office Attendant 'B' DCS Distribution - South Zone
Quality Assurance, Inspection & Testing
6. Mr. Ashok B. Jadhav Coal Plant Operator Trombay Mechanical Maintenance
Trombay Stores
7. Mr. Arun V. Salaskar Electrician Trombay Operations
Distribution Support Services
8. Mr. Prafulla G. Kadam Lead Associate - Sourcing
DCS Customer Acquisition
9. Mr. Bharat P. Chemburkar Technician 'B' Trombay Operations
Trombay Operations
10. Mr. Arun Kumar Srivastava Chief-Regulations & Advocacy Trombay C&I Maintenance
Carnac - Maintenance
August 2016 Technician 'A' Khopoli Operations
Technician 'A'
1. Mr. Subhash R. Shirke Technician 'A'
2. Mr. A. M. Naik Technician A (Mechanical)
3. Mr. Kodakkattil R. Sadeesan Lead Associate-Stores, Trombay
4. Mr. Vijay V. Gawali Senior Shift Attendant
5. Mr. Vishnu G. Kharche Chief - Corporate Operations (T&D)
6. Mr. Ramanuj R. Pandey
7. Mr. Ramachandran Pillai

September 2016

1. Mr. Nitin V. Ved Senior Office Assistant ' A'

2. Mr. Kalyan M. Sarkar Operation Engineer (TPS)

3. Mr. Kanvathirtha J. Kumar Operation Engineer (Plant)

4. Mr. Custodio R. Rodrigues Technician A (Instrumentation)

5. Mr. Prakash K. Patyane Chargehand

6. Mr. Sham Rao M. Deshmukh Senior Shift Attendant

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S P O R T S A N D A D V E N T U R E From the Playfield and Beyond

TPDDL organises cycle rally to

promote clean and green

environment

In order to promote green thinking and a
green way of living amongst TPDDL
employees, the Sports and Welfare Council of
TPDDL organised a cycle rally on 23rd April to
promote clean and green environment, there
by contributing actively in the reduction of
Carbon emissions. In all, 200 employees
enthusiastically participated in the cycle rally
and spread the message of making
environment pollution-free.

PROMISING PROFILE

A champion among the champions!

Mr. Farhad Engineer, Lead Associate - Insurance, was recognised for his outstanding performance and dedicated contribution to the
success of the ASBC Asian Confederation Youth Boxing Championships Pavlodar 2016, as an AIBA Referee and Judge. Mr. Engineer acted
as a Judge in 50 bouts and as a referee in nine. His evaluation as a judge was in the top 2 throughout the championship. Congratulations!

Spell Champ! Bleed Blue…always!

S. Vishnu, son of Mr. G. P. Sastry, Head - EMD, Jojobera, and a Our employee, Shardul Thakur, has been selected to
classmate, won the city finale of the 17th National Spelling represent the Indian Cricket Team for the upcoming
Competition - an inter-school spelling contest by Linc Pen and West Indies tour. A proud moment for Tata Power!
Plastics, in Bistupur. Congratulations! Congratulations!

Earning a new title! Biodiversity contest winner!

Dr. Ms. Richa Gautam has earned a Doctorate in Sustainability Our employee, Mr. Vinod Shrivardhankar bagged the third
Management from National Institute of Industrial Engineering prize in open category of Maharashtra State of International
(NITIE), Mumbai. Congratulations! biodiversity contest. Congratulations!

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MINI CLUBS IN ACTION

Club Enerji saves 17.25 Million units nationally, sensitises 12.8 million citizens across
11 locations

The Club Enerji movement has successfully achieved a significant milestone of saving 17.25 million units of electricity by sensitising
more than 12.8 million citizens across 11 locations in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Pune, Bangalore, Lonavala, Maithon, Belgaum,
Jamshedpur and Ranchi. This saving is equivalent to saving 17000 tons of CO2, which is equivalent to the amount of energy.

Club Enerji sensitises 2.2 lakh citizens across Delhi

In 2015-16, Club Enerji sensitised around 2.2 lakh citizens in Delhi through primary contact programme and secondary sensitisation and
saved around 9.5 lakh MUs in the city of Delhi. Tata Power's ‘Energy Conservation Programme' introduced in more than 25 schools in the
city, aims at creating maximum impact by educating and creating awareness amongst citizens on the effective management and
conservation of energy in our everyday life. Tata Power’s Club Enerji movement in New Delhi currently has 4,266 Energy Champions and
2,645 Energy Ambassadors across schools.

Club Enerji sensitises 2 lakh citizens across Ahmedabad; saves approx. 4 lakh MUs of energy in

the city

Tata Power's Club Enerji sensitised around 2 lakh citizens in Ahmedabad in 2015-16 through primary contact programme and secondary
sensitisation and saved around 4 lakh MUs in the city of Ahmedabad. In total, Tata Power's Club Enerji movement has successfully
achieved a significant milestone of saving 17.25 million units of electricity by sensitising more than 12.8 million citizens across 11
locations in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Pune, Bangalore, Lonavala, Maithon, Belgaum, Jamshedpur and Ranchi. This saving is
equivalent to saving 17000 tons of CO2, which is equivalent to the amount of energy.

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The secret of joy in work is contained in one word - excellence.
To know how to do something well is to enjoy it.

Pearl Buck, American writer and novelist

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