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NMDC wins 13 PRCI Excellence Awards 2021

NMDC Ltd has emerged as the big winner at the 11th All India Corporate Collateral Awards 2021 by winning 13 Corporate Communication Excellence Awards

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: NMDC Ltd was the big winner at the 11th All India Corporate Collateral Awards 2021, claiming the overall Champion of Champions Runner Up position and bringing home another 13 Corporate Communication Excellence Awards. The awards were presented to NMDC by the Minister for Art & Culture, Goa Govind Gaude at the Global Communication Conclave organised by the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) in Goa.

NMDC won accolades in thirteen categories namely, Diamond Award for Annual Report; Gold Award for Best Annual Report Cover Page; Silver Awards for Start-up Idea of the Year, Best Social Media Usage COVID-19, and Human Resources Management during COVID-19; Bronze Awards for Best Use of Social Media, Corporate Brochure, COVID Management in Public Sector, and Unique HR Initiatives; and Consolation Awards for Best in Communication COVID-19, House Journal, Best PSU Implementing CSR and Best Use of Content.

NMDC's Head of Corporate Communication P Jaya Prakash remarked, "As a mining company, it is our responsibility to create awareness about the mine to the metal value chain. We use diverse, interactive, and informational content across media to engage with our audience." He thanked PRCI for encouraging innovation in communication techniques and recognizing the creative initiatives of NMDC.

Congratulating his Corporate Communication team, NMDC's Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Sumit Deb said, "Our team has done exceptional work in communicating with our internal and external stakeholders, especially during Covid-19. Clear and consistent communication has helped NMDC further its business objectives and create socio-economic value for the nation." 

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