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Vedanta Trains 30 Jharsuguda Youths in Food Services
Vedanta Aluminium trained 30 young people from Jharsuguda in Food and Beverage skills.
The training took place at the company’s Vedakshata Skill Development Centre.
The programme taught practical skills that can help participants find jobs.
Amit Kumar from the Odisha Skill Development Authority congratulated the trainees.
He encouraged them to use what they learned to build careers.
Vedakshata also offers training in hospitality and mobile phone repair.
The programme includes mentoring and preparation for the workplace.
More than 90 young people have been trained through the initiative since it began.
Vedanta Aluminium completed training for 30 Jharsuguda youths in Food and Beverage services.
The industry-aligned programme was conducted at the Vedakshata Skill Development Centre.
Amit Kumar of the Odisha Skill Development Authority congratulated the trainees and encouraged them to pursue careers using their new skills.
Vedakshata provides vocational training, mentorship and workplace preparation in hospitality and mobile phone repair.
The initiative has trained more than 90 youths since its launch, supporting employment and sustainable livelihoods.
- Who
- Vedanta Aluminium trained 30 youths from Jharsuguda, with the ceremony attended by Amit Kumar of the Odisha Skill Development Authority and C Chandru, CEO of Vedanta Aluminium, Jharsuguda.
- What
- The trainees completed an industry-aligned Food and Beverage training programme.
- Where
- Vedakshata Skill Development Centre in Jharsuguda, Odisha.
- When
- The articles do not provide a date; the event was held as a valedictory ceremony after the programme’s completion.
- Why
- The programme aims to improve youth employability, connect local talent with market needs and support sustainable livelihoods.
Key facts
- Trainees
- 30 Jharsuguda youths
- Programme
- Food and Beverage training
- Training centre
- Vedakshata Skill Development Centre
- Organiser
- Vedanta Aluminium
- Training initiative
- Vedakshata
- Total trained
- More than 90 youths since inception
- Other training areas
- Hospitality and mobile phone repair










