Numaligarh Refinery Limited on YouTube 

Numaligarh Refinery Limited, often shortened to NRL, is a Navratna public sector undertaking under India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. The official website at nrl.co.in is the source for corporate identity, CSR, Right to Information, tenders, careers and vigilance. This profile does not invent refinery capacity, ownership percentages, promoter names or financials that the briefing notes do not state. Readers who need those figures should open the live site and statutory filings rather than treat a social caption as a data room. A Navratna oil company in Assam sits at the junction of energy policy, regional development and public procurement. CSR pages describe community work that the company chooses to publish. RTI and vigilance routes exist so citizens and vendors can use formal channels instead of asking in a comment box. Tender and career windows open and close on the site; a Facebook post or a YouTube film is not an application form. Treat every date, value and eligibility line as something to confirm on nrl.co.in. NRL maintains more than one official Facebook presence: NRL.MoPNG and the Numaligarh Refinery Limited page. Both are treated here as official. X and YouTube carry ministry-facing and company-facing colour. None of those accounts is a bid desk, a vigilance cell, an RTI counter or a payroll office. Do not share OTPs, PINs, CVVs, bank details or employee credentials in comments. Vendor registration, tender queries, RTI applications and investor work belong on the published routes. Assam public-sector refining is easy to confuse with other oil PSUs that also report to the same ministry. Keep Numaligarh Refinery Limited distinct from larger marketing companies and from other northeastern energy projects that are not this legal entity. Capacity, ownership and expansion numbers circulate in news and on unofficial pages; this listing refuses to invent them. When the company is ready to state a figure, it will put it on nrl.co.in or in a filing. Until then, treat third-party numbers as unverified. Citizens using RTI should follow the published PIO path. Vendors should download tender documents from the named portal, not from a file a stranger drops in a comment. Job applicants should ignore recruitment ads that ask for a fee or a password. Impersonation around Navratna oil brands is common. Match the Facebook, X and YouTube URLs in this listing before you treat a page as official. Follow the official Numaligarh Refinery channels for plant colour and public-service films, then check every notice on the source site.