Bhubaneswar, Nov 3 (UDN): Dr Suprava Dash has been appointed as the Honorary Member Advisor on Disability Policy and Government Relations (Central Schemes) of the Divyang Cricket Council of India (DCCI) Foundation, marking a new chapter in her engagement with disability-related policy initiatives.
The appointment was formally approved by the DCCI Foundation’s Board of Directors at its meeting held on October 28, 2026. She will hold the honorary position for a period of three years, with effect from the date of approval.
The organisation said the appointment recognises Dr Dash’s professional experience and contributions in the fields of media, strategic communication, public policy outreach and the disability sector.
Focus on Disability Policy and Government Coordination
In her new role, Dr Dash is expected to play an important part in strengthening the Foundation’s policy initiatives and engagement with various government departments and institutions.
Her responsibilities will primarily involve supporting policy outreach, facilitating coordination with government agencies and helping the organisation navigate Central Government schemes and programmes concerning persons with disabilities.
The appointment is expected to strengthen the Foundation’s efforts to build institutional linkages and improve engagement with policymakers on issues affecting the divyang community.
Extensive Experience in Government Ministries
Dr Dash has previously worked with several Union Government ministries, including the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the Ministry of Women and Child Development, and the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.
Her experience across these departments, coupled with her background in communications and public policy, is expected to bring valuable institutional insight to the Foundation’s initiatives.
Through this appointment, the DCCI Foundation aims to further strengthen its policy engagement and government outreach, with a focus on advancing initiatives for persons with disabilities.
The three-year tenure will provide an opportunity to contribute to policy-level coordination and support the Foundation’s broader efforts towards inclusion and empowerment through disability-focused initiatives.
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