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Subroto Bagchi quits as Odisha skill development authority chief

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June 30, 2023

SEVEN years after he took on the mantle of building a world-class skills ecosystem for the state's youth, renowned tech entrepreneur and philanthropist Subroto Bagchi on Thursday stepped down as chairman of Odisha Skill Development Authority (OSDA) citing personal reasons.

Subroto Bagchi quits as Odisha skill development authority chief

Invited by CM Naveen Patnaik in 2016, Bagchi had agreed to helm OSDA and harmonise various skill initiatives of the state government with an aim to create employable skills for 1.5 million youth by 2024. It was a full-time assignment in the rank of a cabinet minister. He, though, was receiving a token salary of only 1 per year. The Mindtree co-founder informed that chief executive officer of World Skill Centre Alka Arora Misra will be taking over as new chairperson of OSDA.

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