The Ministry of Education is taking major steps to include artificial intelligence (AI) in the Indian education system. In this the teachers, experts and technology are working together. Recently, the Ministry held meetings with leaders of AI startups working on education tools and also organised a two-day “Bharat Bodhan AI Conclave 2026.”there has a special season which is named “Ministry of Education – Pushing the Frontier of AI in India”.
There are selected good panel of experts from different backgrounds has been invited to speak. These include leaders from IITs, major companies, and the investment sector. The session will be led by a professor from IIT Jammu. They achieve something new with this. Do you know that what is the main focused of this season are the main aim is to how the new technology develops and helpful for the future. This generation is somewhere deeply depended on this. But they trying to achieve higher goals In life. This AI is not a small project but it is a key part of education system. They help students to researching such a impressive and creative knowledge.
It has some tools that may damage if it uses in a access manner. But if it uses by taking care of everything it gives benefits to us. Government thinks about the togetherness with others in achieving a higher aim for students and be careful about the student’s future. They did not want to damage any student’s future. They built strong partnership in between universities and startups. Also, it engages the compromises too for the development. Is we think from now, only then we secure the future of us. Making our ability increase.
The Ministry is also following the National Education Policy 2020 and the national goals of Viksit Bharat 2047.few good steps were taken by ministry are to build the nation and secure our generations future. For this online the use of digital platforms for learning and scoring high are make new rules for the AI in education. Also thinks about the reformation of the institution. This session is part of a bigger plan to help India use AI in education at every level. Because it having a great activity for the increasing the education policy and development.
It highlights how policy, schools, and technology are working together for a better future. The platform will support multiple Indian languages and dialects, ensuring accessibility across diverse learner populations. A major focused is on building advanced training platforms like DIKSHA, APAAP and Vidya Samiksha Kendra’s, incorporating AI-assisted assessments with actionable teacher insights. The centre will advance research into understanding handwritten notebooks, printed textbooks, and video content for better educational insights.
The event will be a national-level platform focused on accelerating responsible and outcome-driven adoption of AI across India’s education ecosystem, scheduled to be held on 12–13 February 2026 in Delhi. Calling upon people from all over India to take part, Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras, said, “India’s education system is undergoing a decisive transformation under National Education Policy 2020 and National Curriculum Framework, with a strong emphasis on competency-based learning, inclusion, multilingual education and measurable learning outcomes beginning with strong foundations.
Participants will present through demonstration stalls at the conclave and receive structured review and feedback from a designated committee, as well as from educators, learners and other stakeholders attending the event. Government officials, industry leaders, teachers, and technology experts are now working together to make AI a part of daily learning for students and teachers. This is the main reason of the excellence in India’s education ministry. They focusing on how the technology going develop day by day in the nation and making comfort to the student.
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