KOLKATA. Kolkata witnessed the beginning of DVC Pratyay – Corporate Communication Conclave 2025, a significant platform that brought together communication professionals, thought leaders, and industry voices committed to shaping the future of corporate communication. The conclave featured compelling ideas, insightful discussions, and meaningful exchanges that reflected a shared vision for impactful and responsible communication.
Coal India Director (HR), Dr. Vinay Ranjan, addressed The Corporate Communication Conclave – on the theme “Engage to Lead: Reimagining Corporate Communications in a Digital Era”, organised by DVC in Kolkata.
In his address, he traced the brand journey of Coal India since its inception and underscored the company’s role as the lifeline of India’s coal supply for thermal power generation, enabling the nation’s sustained growth. He also highlighted Coal India’s diversification initiatives, which are not only driving expansion, but also emerging as strong branding enablers.
Emphasising the growing importance of social media and digital platforms in storytelling, he elaborated on tools for effective communication, as well as strategies to manage noise and counter negative narratives in the communication ecosystem.
A landmark highlight of the conclave was the launch of five significant publications, reaffirming Damodar Valley Corporation’s deep connection with the Damodar Valley and its people.
The first publication, “The Rendezvous with the Tiger,” is a visual tribute to India’s National Animal, captured through the lens of the DVC family. The photographs and narration were contributed by Shri Bidhan Paul, Senior Manager (Finance), DVC, with design by Shri Abhijit Sen, Manager (HR), DVC.
Another major release, “A Legacy of Service: Serving People, Sustainable Planet,” reflects DVC’s long-standing commitment to community development and environmental sustainability. The publication was unveiled by Shri Gautam Ray, Former President, BCC and I, and developed in collaboration with the BCC and I team led by Smt. Sukanya Bose, Director, along with Shri B. G. Holkar, DGM (CSR), DVC.
The DVC Coffee Table Book on Cultural and Artistic Heritage in the Damodar Valley and CSR Operational Areas celebrates the region’s rich cultural traditions and artistic legacy, highlighting the social fabric of the Valley.
A refreshed edition titled Framing the Valley was also unveiled, showcasing the natural beauty and spirit of the Damodar Valley. This publication was led by Shri Rajiv Ranjan Sinha, CPRO, DVC, and Shri Vikram Singh, PRO, DVC.
Additionally, the DVC CSR Policy was released, outlining the organization’s vision and structured roadmap for responsible, impactful, and community-focused CSR initiatives.
Together, these publications stand as a testament to DVC’s collective effort to document, preserve, and share stories that define its legacy, values, and enduring relationship with the Damodar Valley.
