HSL Celebrates 75th Republic Day 
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HSL celebrates 75th Republic Day

Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) marked the 75th Republic Day with patriotic fervour on January 26

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) marked the 75th Republic Day with patriotic fervor on January 26. HSL's Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Cmde Hemant Khatri, IN (Retd.) unfurled the national flag at HSL Colony parade ground and inspected the parade comprising of security & fire service personnel, NCC cadets, Rover Scouts, Scouts & Guides and students from schools & colleges. Patriotic musical dance was performed by students from schools & colleges. C&MD presented commendation letters to the employees for their meritorious services rendered during the year and addressed the gathered on this occasion.

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HSL CMD appreciated employee’s efforts in transforming HSL to a new HSL. He said that the achievements of 2023 will lay the foundation for a modern HSL. He urged the team to work efficiently with a result – oriented approach to deliver two diving support vessels, one floating dock and one submarine to the Indian Navy in current year.

Cmde Khatri extended congratulations to awardees and encouraged everyone to continue building a credible and modern HSL.

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