Summary:

India is emerging as a global leader in technological innovation, with the World Economic Forum (WEF) recognizing its success as a startup and digital innovation hub. The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) India, launched in 2018, showcases the country's commitment to responsible technological growth. Over the past four decades, WEF’s collaboration with India has led to AI-driven agricultural, healthcare, and urban programs benefiting millions of people.

C4IR India has made significant progress in addressing complex challenges through collaboration, improving livelihoods, and increasing access to services. It serves 1.25 million people, advancing innovations in agriculture, healthcare, and urban development, setting benchmarks for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It aims to reach 10 million citizens by focusing on AI, climate, and space technologies. Key initiatives such as AI for India 2030 and AVIATE emphasize India’s leadership in digital innovation.

Source: IBEF 

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