IndianOil's 'Energy Soldiers' to Strengthen Nation's Energy Security, Says Director (Refineries) Arvind Kumar
Mr Arvind Kumar, Director (Refineries), IndianOil, led the 80th Independence Day celebrations at IndianOil Township, Noida, joined by Team IndianOil and their families. The event opened with a rendition of the Rashtra Geet, marking 150 years of Vande Mataram, followed by the National Anthem and flag hoisting by Mr Kumar. In his address, he reflected on India's journey since Independence and…
Arvind Kumar, Director (Refineries) of IndianOil, spearheaded the 80th Independence Day celebrations at IndianOil Township, Noida. The festivities kicked off with the singing of the national anthem and the flag hoisting by Mr. Kumar, followed by the rendition of Vande Mataram, which marked India's 150 years of existence. In his address, Mr. Kumar spoke about India's progress since gaining independence and emphasized the need for the nation to become economically robust, technologically advanced, environmentally conscious and energy-independent.
He urged employees to contribute to building a stronger India in terms of energy security, innovation, self-reliance and character.
Kumar highlighted IndianOil's crucial role in upholding the nation's energy infrastructure amidst conflicts, pandemics, and geopolitical disruptions, reinforcing the company's motto, 'Pehle Indian, Phir Oil.' He recognized IndianOil's employees as 'Energy Soldiers,' who had optimized operations and reorganized logistics to maintain the continuous supply of essential fuels.
Looking forward, Kumar outlined the company's key priorities, including safety, operational reliability, innovation, digital transformation, and collaboration. He also discussed strategic projects, indigenous technologies, specialty products, petrochemicals, and the use of AI and machine learning to create a sustainable and self-reliant energy future.
Addressing the younger attendees, Kumar referred to children as the future of Bharat and encouraged them to dream freely, stay curious, and play a crucial role in shaping a Viksit Bharat by 2047. The celebrations concluded with the presentation of long service and meritorious children awards, along with cultural performances by IndianOil's children, Ladies Club members, and the choir group.
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