India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

The India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is spearheading the expansion of AI training to 500 universities, aiming to create a robust talent pipeline for the industry. This initiative is a key part of the upcoming AI Mission 2.0.

The India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is the primary government agency responsible for introducing and enforcing the new regulations on AI-generated content and deepfakes in India. It has set stricter deadlines and mandatory labelling requirements for social media platforms.

The India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is the primary organizer and driving force behind the India AI Impact Summit 2026 and the associated global AI challenges. Its initiatives aim to position India as a leader in responsible AI innovation and foster inclusive digital growth.

The India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) has released draft amendments to the Information Technology Rules 2021, aiming to regulate online news and current affairs content in India. MEITY will retain overall blocking powers while sharing oversight of specific news content with the India===Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

The India===Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (IT ministry) reviewed UIDAI's proposal and ultimately decided against mandating the pre-installation of the Aadhaar app. This decision reflects a consideration of industry concerns and a move towards regulatory restraint.