Mr K Moses Chalai, Secretary, DPE, while interacting with Chief Executives of Central PSEs on 3rd September. Also joined by Dr Vasundhara Upmanyu, Joint Secretary and Mr Amardeep Singh Chowdhary, Principal Adviser, DPE, Mr Arun Kumar Singh, Chairman - ONGC, Mr Sanjay Khanna, Chairman & MD - Bharat Petroleum, Mr A S Sahney, Chairman - Indian Oil Corporation, Dr Ranjit Rath, Chairman & MD - Oil India, Mr Sanjay Kumar Jain, Chairman & MD - IRCTC, and others.
L-R:- Mr Arun Kumar Singh, Chairman, CII PSE Council and Chairman and CEO, ONGC, Mr K Moses Chalai, Secretary, Department of Public Enterprises, and Mr Virendra Gupta, Deputy Director General CII at PSE Council Meeting on 3rd September 2025.
L-R: A J Jawad, Registrar, International Arbitration & Mediation Centre; Kavita Kohli, Executive Director, CII; Hon’ble Justice Hemant Gupta, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India, Chairperson, India International Arbitration Centre; Dr Lalit Bhasin, Chairman, CII National Committee on Legal Services, President, Society of Indian Law Firms; Ganesh Chandru, Part-time Member, India International Arbitration Centre and Partner, Dua Associates; Sandhya Yadav, Chief Legal Services, Corporate Legal Department, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC); Avnit Singh Arora, Director ADR, Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law, Government of India at the CII Forum on Adopting a Transformative Vision for Mediation: A PSE-Oriented Perspective on 7 March 2025 in New Delhi.
L-R: Ms Vartika Shukla, Co-Chair, CII PSE Council and Chairman & Managing Director, Engineers India Limited; Mr Arun Kumar Singh, Chairman, CII PSE Council and Chairman and CEO, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC); Shri Hardeep S Puri, Hon’ble Minister for Petroleum & Natural Gas; Mr Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, Confederation of Indian Industry at 12th PSE Summit Thursday, 14 November 2024 in New Delhi.

Public Sector Enterprises

Public Sector Enterprises While the initial engines of economic growth for a newly independent India were the Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs), they are performing admirably even during post–liberalized India and held their own against competition from national and multi-national Corporations. While some empowerment are granted to PSEs to enable them to take autonomous decisions, legacy systems and the compulsions for being Government Companies restrict their freedom to perform in open markets vis-à-vis the Private Sector. The PSEs would perform even better if these legacy systems are ...

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