Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya: India’s Al Summit Redefines Global Impact for All!

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Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya: India's Al Summit Redefines Global Impact for All!

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India is rapidly emerging as a global Al powerhouse, driven by the ambitious IndiaAl Mission and the ongoing India-Al Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi. As of February 18, 2026, the summit (running from February 16-20 at Bharat Mandapam) is in full swing, bringing together world leaders, tech giants like Sundar Pichai (Google), Sam Altman (OpenAl), Demis Hassabis (Google DeepMind), and representatives from over 100 countries. This marks the first major global Al summit hosted in the Global South, themed Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya (welfare for all, happiness for all).

IndiaAl Mission: The Backbone of India’s Al Revolution

Launched in March 2024 with a massive ₹10,372 crore budget, the IndiaAl Mission is transforming India into a self-reliant Al leader. It focuses on “Making Al in India and Making Al Work for India” through seven core pillars:

  1. IndiaAl Compute Capacity – Building world-class, affordable Al infrastructure. Over 38,000 high-end GPUs are already deployed and available at just ₹65 per hour (one of the world’s most subsidized rates). At the summit, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced Al Mission 2.0, including the addition of 20,000 more GPUs in the coming weeks, pushing total capacity toward 58,000+ and aiming for 100,000+ by year-end. This democratizes access for startups, researchers, academia, and MSMEs.

2. IndiaAl Innovation Centre – Developing sovereign Large Multimodal Models (LMMs) and domain-specific foundational models tailored to Indian languages, culture, and needs. Several Indian models now outperform global benchmarks in key areas.

  1. IndiaAl Datasets Platform (AlKosh) – Curating high-quality, ethical, non-personal datasets with a focus on Indian contexts to fuel innovation.
  2. IndiaAl Application Development Initiative

Creating high-impact Al solutions for national priorities like healthcare, agriculture, education, and cybersecurity.

  1. IndiaAl FutureSkills – Massive skilling and reskilling programs across 100+ colleges, preparing millions for the Al economy. India now boasts over 6 million Al professionals.
  2. IndiaAl Startup Financing – Providing risk capital, funding, and mentorship to fuel Al entrepreneurship and innovation.
  3. Safe & Trusted Al – Establishing ethical governance frameworks, including the IndiaAl Safety Institute (launched in 2025), to ensure responsible deployment and build public trust.

Key Achievements (as of February 2026):

India ranks among the top-3 Al nations globally (per Stanford rankings).Projected economic impact: $1.7 trillion from Al-driven initiatives.
Al adoption index: 2.45/4.0 and rising rapidly.
Al investments expected to exceed $200 billion in the coming years. Al Mission 2.0 emphasizes R&D, Al diffusion to MSMEs (UPI-style ready-to-use solutions), chip design (targeting 50+ design houses), and clean energy integration for sustainable data centers (India already >50% non-fossil power generation).

Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya: India's Al Summit Redefines Global Impact for All!

Al Transforming Key Sectors in India

Education: Personalized learning via Al tutors,
real-time feedback, and regional language translation. Platforms like DIKSHA deliver accessible, relevant content, bridging gaps for slow and advanced learners alike.

Finance & Commerce: Real-time fraud
detection, Al credit scoring for the unbanked, 24/7 chatbots, and personalized products-boosting inclusion and efficiency.

Governance & Public Services: Vernacular
translation of court judgments, smart city optimization (traffic, waste, safety), faster scheme processing, and improved case management-making services more transparent and accessible.

India-Al Impact Summit 2026: From Vision to Global Impact

Anchored on three foundational Sutras (People, Planet, Progress) and structured around seven Chakras (working groups): Human Capital – Equitable Al reskilling. Inclusion for Social Empowerment centric, last-mile solutions. Citizen- Safe and Trusted Al Practical global governance frameworks.Resilience, Innovation & Efficiency – Sustainable Al addressing environmental challenges.Science – Accelerating discovery in health, agriculture, and climate.Democratizing Al Resources – Equitable access to compute, data, and models. Al for Economic Growth & Social Good High-impact use cases for inclusive prosperity.

The summit is shifting global Al gravity toward inclusive, responsible, and impactful deployment-positioning India as a leader in ethical Al for the Global South and beyond.