August 12th 2024.
In an effort to promote gender equality within the organization, Tata Power Western Odisha Distribution Limited, a partnership between the Odisha government and Tata Power, has designated its Udit Nagar electrical sub-division solely for women employees. This groundbreaking decision was celebrated at a recent launch event held at the sub-division, with officials expressing their excitement for the inclusive future of the company.
The decision to transform the Udit Nagar sub-division into a women-only workspace showcases the Discom's commitment to creating an inclusive culture and providing equal opportunities for all employees. With women holding positions such as sub-divisional officer, junior engineer, commercial officer, and staff across all four section offices, the sub-division has been aptly named 'Team Tejaswini'.
During the launch event, Pallavi Nayak, Joint Commissioner of the Rourkela Municipal Corporation, extended her best wishes to Team Tejaswini and expressed her confidence that the team would establish a unique identity in electricity distribution not just within Rourkela, but throughout western Odisha. The CEO of TPWODL, Praveen Kumar Verma, also emphasized the significance of this milestone in the company's commitment to gender diversity and inclusivity.
Verma stated, "By dedicating the electrical sub-division exclusively to women, we are not only promoting a more balanced workplace, but also empowering our women employees to lead and innovate." This move seeks to not only create a more diverse and inclusive workplace but also to encourage and support women in positions of leadership and decision-making.
The launch event was a testament to the company's dedication to promoting gender equality and creating a workplace where all employees, regardless of gender, have equal opportunities for growth and success. It is a step towards building a more inclusive society and breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated industries. With 'Team Tejaswini' leading the way, TPWODL hopes to pave the way for a more equal and diverse future in the field of electricity distribution.
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