NLC India Limited (NLCIL) organised a Gram Sabha awareness programme at Akilandagangapuram Village on 31 October 2026 as part of Vigilance Awareness Week (VAW) 2026. Under the theme “Probity for Prosperity”, the initiative focused on promoting integrity, transparency and ethical conduct among rural communities. It also raised awareness about corruption, cyber fraud and responsible citizenship.
NLC India Extends Vigilance Awareness to Rural Communities
The programme brought together NLCIL’s Chief General Manager (Vigilance), Chief General Manager (Land Department) and other senior officials. The interaction highlighted the harmful effects of corruption, bribery and maladministration. Officials encouraged villagers to report unethical practices and use appropriate complaint mechanisms to flag suspected wrongdoing.
Addressing the gathering, Tmt. C.T. Citrakala, CGM (Vigilance), emphasised that integrity must extend beyond public institutions and become part of everyday life. She highlighted the role of honesty, fairness and individual responsibility in building a corruption-free society.
Thiru R. Srinivasa Raghavan, CGM (Land Department), also participated in the programme. He reinforced the importance of transparent communication, public trust and constructive engagement between institutions and local communities.
Cyber Fraud Awareness and Ethical Values
The programme also addressed the growing risks of cyber fraud and digital deception. Officials advised villagers to exercise caution while using online platforms and digital financial services. They highlighted the need to identify fraudulent activities and report suspected irregularities to the appropriate authorities.
As part of the awareness campaign, NLCIL organised a Rangoli programme on the theme “Ethical Values in Daily Life”. Participants used creative designs to communicate messages of honesty, integrity, responsibility and moral values. The activity encouraged community participation and offered an engaging way to promote ethical behaviour.
The initiative reaffirmed NLCIL’s commitment to preventive vigilance, community engagement and ethical governance. It highlighted the importance of collective awareness and responsible citizenship in preventing corruption.
Through its rural outreach programme, NLC India extended the message of vigilance beyond institutional boundaries and into community life. The initiative reinforced the role of individual responsibility, transparency and accountability in building public trust.
