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BHEL Tiruchirappalli Drives Viksit Bharat 2047 with Energy Security & Tech Focus

BHEL's Tiruchirappalli unit is aligning its operations with the national Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, focusing on energy security and infrastructure development. Executive Director S Prabhakar emphasized executing a record number of thermal power projects while improving efficiency and profitability. He stressed the urgent adoption of digitalization and advanced manufacturing to remain globally competitive. The unit also continues its commitment to environmental conservation through plantation drives and recognized employee excellence during Republic Day celebrations.

Key Points: BHEL Focuses on Energy Security for Viksit Bharat 2047 Vision

  • Energy security & self-reliance
  • Record thermal power projects
  • Digitalization & advanced manufacturing
  • Cost optimization & quality excellence
  • Environmental conservation efforts
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BHEL focuses on energy security, self-reliance for Viksit Bharat 2047: Executive Director

BHEL Tiruchirappalli's ED outlines plans for national development, emphasizing energy projects, digitalization, and sustainability for Viksit Bharat 2047.

"The Tiruchirappalli unit is once again poised to assume a leadership role... by stepping up its contribution to national development. - S Prabhakar"

Tiruchirappalli, January 26

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited Tiruchirappalli unit is fully geared up to contribute to the nation's ambitious vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, with a strong focus on energy security, infrastructure development, technological capability, self-reliance, and sustainable growth, said S Prabhakar, Executive Director, BHEL Tiruchirappalli Complex.

The ED was addressing employees at the Republic Day celebrations held at Law ah a RL Nehru Stadium, Kailasapuram Township, on Monday.

Prabhakar said that the Tiruchirappalli unit is once again poised to assume a leadership role among all BHEL units by stepping up its contribution to national development through the execution of a record number of thermal power projects for public and private utilities across the country.

While noting that a strong order book is a matter of pride, he pointed out that the real challenge lies in adhering to stipulated delivery schedules and converting inherent potential into enhanced performance by improving revenue and profitability.

Emphasising efficiency across all functions, Prabhakar underlined the importance of cost optimisation, quality excellence, reduced cycle time, elimination of rework, control of overheads, and timely billing and cash collection. He also stressed the urgent need for digitalisation, data-driven decision-making, and adoption of advanced manufacturing practices to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving, technology-driven global environment.

Expressing confidence in achieving greater heights through teamwork and excellence in execution, he urged employees to work with renewed vigour to complete ongoing projects within the stipulated timelines.

Congratulating employees who received BHEL Excel Awards, as well as winners of Quality Circle Conventions and various sports events, he encouraged others to actively participate in state, national, and international competitions to discover and showcase their talents.

Reiterating the organisation's commitment to environmental conservation, Prabhakar said the BHEL Tiruchirappalli unit has been making sustained efforts to enhance green cover within its premises through large-scale plantation drives.

Earlier, Prabhakar unfurled the National Flag and took the salute at a ceremonial march past by BHEL Security and Fire Service personnel, Home Guards, National Cadet Corps, and Campus School students. During the celebrations, he also awarded 128 Gold medals and 140 Silver medals to employees for their outstanding contributions during the year 2025.

A colourful cultural pageantry was presented by students of Boiler Plant Nursery and Primary School, Boiler Plant Middle School, Boiler Plant Tamil Medium Middle School, and BHEL Matriculation Higher Secondary School, adding vibrancy to the celebrations.

Meanwhile, at a function held at Arivalayam, BHEL's Special School and Rehabilitation Centre for the differently-abled, Anuradha Prabhakar, First Lady of BHEL Tiruchirappalli Complex and Patron of Arivalayam, unfurled the National Flag and distributed sweets to the students.

- ANI

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Priya S
Great to see the emphasis on digitalisation and advanced manufacturing. For a PSU to remain competitive globally, this shift is crucial. Hope they can execute these thermal projects on time without delays, which has sometimes been an issue in the past.
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Rohit P
Thermal power projects? While energy security is important, I wish there was more focus on green energy in this vision. Solar and wind should be getting equal, if not more, attention from our engineering giants for true sustainable growth.
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Sarah B
The mention of Arivalayam and the cultural programs by school children is heartwarming. It shows a holistic approach to being a responsible corporate citizen, not just a profit-making entity. More companies should have this ethos.
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Vikram M
Cost optimisation and timely billing are the real challenges for any PSU. Glad the ED is talking frankly about it. Execution is key now. All the best to the Tiruchirappalli team! Make us proud.
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Karthik V
As someone from Trichy, it's fantastic to see our local BHEL unit taking a leadership role. They provide so much employment and skill development here. The plantation drive for green cover is a nice touch for the city's environment.

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