Speaking at the 'Infocom 2017' here, Mitra said the innovation centre would be housed on 50,000 sq ft and is being completed now.
He said space would be made available for incubation of start-ups in areas like analytics, data science, animation and block chain.
The minister said an animation academy is also in the pipeline with DQ Entertainment setting it up.
Mitra touched upon the low attrition rate in the IT sector here, which is inducing companies like TCS, Cognizant and others to step up hiring.
The government had also set aside land measuring 27.73 acres in Rajarhat for fintech companies.
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