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Ministry of Education Focuses on AI Development at India AI Impact Summit 2026

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17 Feb 2026

The Ministry of Education organized a session on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) in education at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, highlighting India's growing prominence in AI. The event stressed the role of AI in promoting global knowledge leadership by 2047 and integrating AI across educational frameworks. Prominent figures from academia and industry discussed strategies to drive AI integration, emphasizing structured, scalable, and responsible implementation in education.

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Tanzania Peoples’ Defence Forces Delegation Visits India for Cyber Cooperation

A high-level delegation from the Tanzania Peoples’ Defence Forces is visiting India from February 17-19, 2026, to strengthen cyber cooperation and defense engagements. The visit underscores a shared commitment to enhancing technical expertise exchange between the defense forces of both countries, following the 2023 Roadmap for Defence Cooperation. Source: Original

India AI Impact Summit 2026 Highlights: Building AI for People's Benefit

The second day of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 focused on developing AI applications that lead to public service improvements and citizen welfare. Secretary S. Krishnan from the Ministry of Electronics and IT emphasized AI's role in enhancing productivity and governance. The summit encouraged exploration of AI

NITI Aayog's Atal Innovation Mission Launches 'AI-Preneurs of India'

At the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, the Atal Innovation Mission under NITI Aayog unveiled 'AI-Preneurs of India', a book celebrating the journeys of 45 pioneering AI startups. These startups are addressing real-world challenges across varied sectors like healthcare, education, and sustainability. The launch signifies

Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat ATS Seize 203 kg Crystalline Substance

In a coordinated operation, the Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad intercepted a speedboat carrying approximately 203 kg of suspected narcotics off the Arabian Sea coast. The operation, based on shared intelligence, resulted in the capture of the vessel near the International Maritime Boundary Line, with two crew members

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Tanzania Peoples’ Defence Forces Delegation Visits India for Cyber Cooperation

India AI Impact Summit 2026 Highlights: Building AI for People's Benefit

NITI Aayog's Atal Innovation Mission Launches 'AI-Preneurs of India'

Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat ATS Seize 203 kg Crystalline Substance