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At TiEcon 2025, held from April 30 to May 2 in Santa Clara, California, India showcased its growing role as a global force in artificial intelligence and workforce development. Themed “AiVerse,” the event spotlighted the transformative impact of AI, drawing leaders from across tech, business, and academia.
A high-profile Indian delegation emphasized the country’s strengths in deep-tech, healthcare, climate innovation, and digital transformation. India’s participation underscored its commitment to bridging global skill gaps and positioning itself as a leading innovation and talent hub in the AI age.
In a recorded message, Minister Jayant Chaudhary highlighted government initiatives like Startup India, Skill India, and Atal Innovation Mission, which are empowering over a million entrepreneurs and innovators across the country.
Ved Mani Tiwari, CEO of NSDC, stressed the urgency of equipping youth with future-ready skills, citing the organization’s efforts to make AI and tech education accessible through platforms like the Skill India Digital Hub. He also discussed NSDC’s evolving role in making India a global supplier of skilled manpower.
India’s dedicated exhibition stall attracted wide interest, showcasing AI-integrated learning platforms and sparking global collaboration opportunities. On day two, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Mr. Tiwari met to discuss India’s skill development ecosystem and the strategic role of NSDC.
India’s presence at TiEcon 2025 reflected its rising stature as a vital partner in shaping the global AI and innovation landscape.
