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National Conference on AI and Machine Learning in Power Sector

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05 Dec 2025

The Ministry of Power is organizing a two-day National Conference on December 6-7 in New Delhi, focusing on the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies in the power distribution sector. Under the theme "Harnessing AI/ML for Smart, Efficient, and Sustainable Power Distribution," the event will showcase the latest innovations in smart meter data analytics, integrated IT/OT systems, and smart home automation solutions. Participants include Distribution Companies (DISCOMs), Advanced Metering Infrastructure Service Providers (AMISPs), Technology Solution Providers (TSPs), and Home Automation Solution Providers (HASPs). The conference aims to promote the adoption of advanced technologies such as Blockchain and IoT to enhance operational efficiency, grid reliability, and sustainability in power management. Shri Manohar Lal, Minister of Power, will award the top tech solutions at the event.

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Efforts to Mitigate Healthcare Staff Shortage in India

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New Director General of Naval Armament Takes Charge

Union Budget of India 2026-27: Boosting the Capital Goods Sector

India Boosts Electronics Manufacturing Scheme with ₹40,000 Crore Outlay

Efforts to Mitigate Healthcare Staff Shortage in India