Amazon has announced a bold plan to bring AI to millions of Indians by 2030, supporting the Government of India’s AI Mission. With a $12.7B investment in cloud and AI infrastructure, the company aims to empower 15 million small businesses, enhance AI literacy for 4 million government-school students, and deliver more intuitive, accessible AI-powered shopping experiences for hundreds of millions across the country.
Tag: Digital India
DITE&C Accelerates Blockchain Innovation in Goa Through Industry–Academia Collaboration
The Department of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications (DITE&C), Government of Goa, has taken a major step toward building a blockchain ecosystem in the State by convening industry leaders, academia, experts and incubators. The initiative, supported by McLaren Strategic Solutions and Omnumi, aims to foster collaboration, skill development and real-world blockchain adoption in Goa.
RBI Launches Offline ‘Digi Rupee’: Money Transfers Now Possible Without Internet
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has launched an offline mode for its Central Bank Digital Currency — the ‘Digi Rupee’. This innovation allows users to transfer money seamlessly even without an internet connection, marking a major step toward inclusive digital finance across India.
India Goes Self-Reliant in Digital Connectivity: BSNL Powers Indigenous Internet Backbone
India has officially stopped importing internet bandwidth from Bangladesh, marking a major milestone in digital self-reliance. With BSNL leading the charge through its Swadeshi 4G rollout and 5G upgrades, the Northeastern states are now being connected through 100% indigenous infrastructure under the 4G Saturation Project.
BSNL Launches Intelligent Swadeshi 4G Network, Connecting 26,700 More Villages
In a landmark achievement for India’s digital journey, BSNL, in collaboration with TCS, C-DOT, and Tejas Networks, launched its fully indigenous 4G network on September 27, 2025. This Swadeshi initiative connects 26,700 additional villages and places India among the few nations with a homegrown telecom technology stack.