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IndiaAI Mission

Ministry of Electronics and Information TechnologyactiveScience and TechnologyLaunched: 2024-03-07

About the Scheme

IndiaAI Mission builds India's AI ecosystem with ₹10,372 crore over 5 years. Cabinet approved March 7, 2024. As of Feb 2026: 38,000+ GPUs onboarded (under $1/hour); 12 LLM teams shortlisted; 30 AI applications approved; 27 India Data and AI Labs established. 7 pillars including AI Compute, Foundation Models, Datasets Platform, AI Applications, Safety, Skilling, Startups.

Target Beneficiaries: AI researchers, startups, government services; 38,000+ GPU users; 8,000+ UG + 5,000+ PG + 500 PhD students supported

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✦Key Features

  • Total outlay: ₹10,371.92 crore over 5 years (2024-2029); Cabinet approved March 7, 2024
  • 38,000+ GPUs onboarded for common compute facility at under $1/hour (most cost-effective globally)
  • 12 teams shortlisted for developing indigenous LLMs/foundation models in Indian languages
  • 30 AI applications approved for India-specific use cases (healthcare, agriculture, governance)
  • 27 India Data and AI Labs established; 543 more identified across India
  • 7 pillars: AI Compute (₹4,500 cr), Innovation Centre, Datasets Platform, Applications, Safety, Skilling, Startups
  • Students supported: 8,000+ UG; 5,000+ PG; 500 PhD; DeepFake Analysis Unit established

₹ Budget Allocation

10372

UPSC Relevance

GS Paper: GS3

Prelims Relevance9%
Mains Relevance9%

Syllabus Tags

Artificial IntelligenceTechnologyDigital IndiaInnovationGS3