The initiative aimed to streamline understanding of the upcoming statutory changes and ensure seamless, full compliance across all operations.

The session was led by senior ministry officials, including Sh. P.S. Karmase, Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), and Sh. S.K. Sahu, Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central). They provided key insights into the operational and legal nuances of the reformed codes.

Reflecting the administrative importance of the transition, the programme drew over 250 participants. The attendees included DMRC Heads of Departments, senior officials, and key contractor representatives, ensuring that both internal management and external partners are aligned with the new regulatory standards.

Emphasizing the importance of these reforms, Shri Arnab Maitra, Head of Project at NTPC Bongaigaon, highlighted that adhering to statutory norms is essential for effective implementation across all levels of the project. This sentiment was echoed by Shri Anurag Gupta, General Manager (O&M), who noted that labour law compliance is a critical factor in maintaining operational safety, high productivity, and the smooth functioning of large industrial establishments. By bringing together senior officials and workers to discuss the practical aspects of the new codes, the initiative reinforced the plant’s focus on capacity building and fostering a transparent, compliant, and safe work environment for everyone involved.