Bhubaneswar: World Skill Center (WSC) is making a significant impact towards the development of the state by providing a platform for our talented youth to enhance their skills and prepare them for industry demands, said Chief Secretary Manoj Ahuja during his visit to WSC here, Sunday. Ahuja explored various modern laboratories and interacted with students regarding the advanced skill courses offered at the premier skill destination.
Skill Development and Technical Education Department Principal Secretary NBS Rajput accompanied him during the visit. He also toured Kaushal Bhawan and appreciated the infrastructure and the wide range of courses available to the youth of the state. Impressed by the successful placements and international opportunities available to the youth of the state, he remarked, “This initiative is a testament to the government’s commitment to empowering the ‘Skilled In Odisha’ youth and maximising their potential, ultimately making significant strides in the skill ecosystem of the state and enhancing the prowess of its workforce.” He visited the laboratories of various departments under the School of Engineering including Vertical Transportation, Electrical Technology, Mechatronics, Mechanical and Electrical Services and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. He was pleased to see the array of advanced, ultramodern equipment available at the centre. Odisha Skill Development Authority and WSC CEO Rashmita Panda, SD&TE Additional Secretary Pinaki Patnaik, WSC principal T Thambyrajah, director School of Engineering, Pitchian Anthonysamy and director School of Services Lim Lai were present on the occasion.
