MANGALURU: MRPL has appointed an Independent External Monitor (IEMs) to arbitrate the issues arising out of integrity pact, said Ravindranath, Chief Vigilance Officer of MRPL here.
He was speaking at Vigilance Awareness Week organised in compliance with the Central Vigilance Commission's directive, at its Corporate Office along with a host of activities on the theme "Combating Corruption.
Technology as an enabler".
Ravindranath hosted a series of interactive sessions with the employees and business associates to spread awareness about preventive vigilance and the need for eradication of unfair practices and corruption.
H Kumar, MD, MRPL spoke about Nano technology implemented in petrol pumps to eradicate fraud and provide right quantity and quality of fuel. He elaborated on the technology supported tendering, bill tracking, payment processes that MRPL has implemented to ensure transparency and accountability. Even the claims and facilities for employees are now on a technology platform to increase accountability and boost employee pride.
Specially designed posters, banners and pocket cards with a to-do list of best practices reached the message of "Combating Corruption. Technology as an enabler" to all stake holders. Essay competitions, Quizzes etc were also held for children of nearby school and for employees.