Speaking to IANS, local Rachit Kachhwa said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi is coming to Ajmer. Every section is ready to welcome him. The double-engine government is working at double speed. Tomorrow will be a historic day. More than 21,000 youth will receive appointment letters and development projects worth more than Rs 23,500 crore will be inaugurated.”

He said, “Ajmer is the heart of Rajasthan. The Prime Minister makes major announcements from here. The launch of the HPV vaccine will prove to be a boon for women.”

Another, Dinesh Khandelwal, also described the Prime Minister’s visit to Rajasthan as historic. He said, “Ajmer is the heart of Rajasthan and is renowned for its hospitality. The Prime Minister has visited twice before. He knows that when something is announced here, it will have a huge impact, such as the cancer vaccine being launched in Ajmer.”

Anita, a woman, said, “Our Prime Minister is visiting the holy land of Ajmer tomorrow. He will launch several schemes, one of which is very important for women. PM Modi will launch the HPV vaccine, which will provide maximum protection to women. At least girls aged 9 to 14 can get it, while most people over the age of 26 can get it. This will provide protection against cancer in the future.”

PM Modi will arrive in Ajmer at around 11:30 am on Saturday, where he will launch, inaugurate, and lay the foundation stone for various development projects worth over ₹16,680 crore. He will also address a large public gathering on this occasion.

The Prime Minister will first launch a nationwide Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccination campaign for girls aged 14 years and older to strengthen preventive healthcare. This campaign focuses on preventing cervical cancer, the leading cause of cancer in women. This initiative will protect the long-term health of millions of girls and women across the country. This initiative will prove to be a milestone in women’s welfare and health security.

The development projects cover key sectors such as urban development, drinking water supply, roads, irrigation, energy, and industrial infrastructure. To strengthen road connectivity, the Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for several national highway projects. These include the Bandikui-Jaipur 4-lane Greenfield Expressway, the 6-lane Access Controlled Green Highway in Package 7 of the Amritsar-Jamnagar Economic Corridor, and the 8-lane carriageway in Package 14 of the Delhi-Vadodara Access Controlled Greenfield Expressway. In addition, the foundation stone will be laid for a 4-lane elevated road in Jodhpur and the Malbmori-Mangrol-Baran State Highway in Baran district.

To address the drinking water crisis, the foundation stone will be laid for four packages of the Nonera Major Drinking Water Project and five packages of the Parwan Akawad Major Drinking Water Project.

To promote the renewable energy sector, the Prime Minister will inaugurate the transmission system for power evacuation from Rajasthan’s Renewable Energy Zones (REZs). He will lay the foundation stone for five 220 kV and two 400 kV grid substations, along with associated transmission lines.

Demonstrating his commitment to employment generation and youth empowerment, the Prime Minister will distribute appointment letters to over 21,800 newly recruited youth in various government departments and organizations in Rajasthan.

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New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner won the toss and elected to bat first. The Kiwis got off to a good start, with Tim Seifert and Finn Allen adding 64 runs for the first wicket in 6.6 overs. Seifert scored 35 runs off 25 balls with the help of 3 fours and 2 sixes. Finn Allen contributed 29 runs off 19 balls.

Rachin Ravindra also failed to perform well with the bat, falling to Rehan Ahmed for 11 runs. Mark Chapman was dismissed after scoring 15 runs off 9 balls. Daryl Mitchell also departed cheaply. Glenn Phillips top-scored for New Zealand with 39 runs. Phillips hit 4 fours and a six in his innings. Mitchell Santner remained unbeaten on 9 runs off 5 balls. Cole McConchie contributed 14 runs off 12 balls. New Zealand lost wickets at regular intervals, failing to post a large total.

For England, Will Jacks took 2 wickets for just 23 runs in 4 overs. Rehan Ahmed also took 2 wickets for 28 runs, while Adil Rashid also took two wickets.

England, captained by Harry Brook, fielded Phil Salt, Jos Buttler (wicketkeeper), Harry Brook (captain), Jacob Bethell, Tom Banton, Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Rehan Ahmed, Liam Dawson, Jofra Archer, and Adil Rashid.

New Zealand, captained by Mitchell Santner, fielded Tim Seifert (wicketkeeper), Finn Allen, Rachin Ravindra, Glenn Phillips, Daryl Mitchell, Mark Chapman, Cole McConchie, Matt Henry, Ish Sodhi, and Lockie Ferguson.

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New Zealand has made no changes to its playing XI. England, meanwhile, has made one change to its final XI, replacing Jamie Overton with Rehan Ahmed.

After winning the toss, New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner said, “We want to bat first. If you want to win the World Cup, you have to win matches. We know what we need to do on this wicket. We haven’t made any changes to our playing XI.”

After losing the toss, English captain Harry Brook said, “We would have batted first if we had won the toss. New Zealand is a strong team, and we will try to defeat them in this match. If we succeed in doing so, it would be great. I think I will bat at number three. Jamie Overton is out, and Rehan Ahmed is playing in his place.”

New Zealand must win against England at all costs to secure a place in the semi-finals. New Zealand defeated Sri Lanka by 61 runs in their last Super 8 round match. Tim Seifert has been in good form with the bat. Seifert has scored 181 runs in five matches so far, playing at a strike rate of 161. Meanwhile, Rachin Ravindra has been making significant contributions with both bat and ball.

Against Sri Lanka, Rachin scored 32 runs and took four wickets for 27 runs in his four-over spell. Meanwhile, Matt Henry’s performance with the ball was excellent in the last match, taking two wickets for just 3 runs.

On the other hand, England have already qualified for the semi-finals. The team has won both of their Super 8 matches so far. In the last match against Pakistan, captain Harry Brook performed brilliantly, scoring a century. Brook also became the first captain to score a century in T20 World Cup history.

On the bowling front, the team’s spinners are consistently performing well. Liam Dawson took three wickets against Sri Lanka, while Adil Rashid has been successful in controlling the runs in the middle overs and taking wickets. Jofra Archer is also taking wickets with the new ball.

England’s playing XI: Phil Salt, Jos Buttler (wicketkeeper), Harry Brook (captain), Jacob Bethell, Tom Banton, Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Rehan Ahmed, Liam Dawson, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid.

New Zealand’s playing XI: Tim Seifert (wicketkeeper), Finn Allen, Rachin Ravindra, Glenn Phillips, Daryl Mitchell, Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner (captain), Cole McConchie, Matt Henry, Ish Sodhi, Lockie Ferguson.

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The Prime Minister will arrive in Chennai on Saturday evening and will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for development projects worth over ₹2,700 crore in Puducherry on Sunday.

On Sunday afternoon, the Prime Minister will travel to Madurai and address a public meeting and launch projects worth over ₹4,400 crore. At around 4 p.m., the Prime Minister will offer prayers at the Arulmigu Subramaniaswamy Temple in Tirupparankundram, Madurai.

The Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for the four-laning of the Marakkanam-Puducherry section of NH-332A and the Paramakudi-Ramanathapuram section of NH-87. The four-laning of the Marakkanam-Puducherry section will help reduce traffic congestion in Puducherry’s urban areas and reduce travel time by approximately 50 percent to 30 minutes.

The statement said that he will inaugurate rail infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing passenger convenience, improving operational efficiency, and strengthening rail-based connectivity in the state.

The Prime Minister will inaugurate eight redeveloped railway stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. These redeveloped railway stations are Morappur, Bommidi, Srivilliputhur, Sholavandan, Manaparai, Pollachi Junction, Karaikudi Junction, and Tiruvarur Junction in Tamil Nadu.

In Puducherry, the Prime Minister will dedicate to the nation the 750-acre Karasur-Sedarpet Industrial Estate, which will house a pharma park, textile park, IT park, state-of-the-art research and development centre of IIT Madras and advanced healthcare facilities of JIPMER, giving a major boost to industrial growth and employment generation in the region.

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The inaugural ceremony will be held on 25 February 2026 . The theme of this year’s Mela is “Viksit Krishi – Atmanirbhar Bharat”, emphasizing sustainable, climate-resilient, and income-oriented agricultural development to strengthen farmers’ livelihoods and national food security.

The Mela will be inaugurated by Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Hon’ble Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare and Rural Development, Government of India, as the Chief Guest.

Dr L. Jat, Secretary DARE & Director General ICAR will also grace the occasion as Guest of Honour.

Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela serves as a flagship national platform that bridges scientific research with farmers’ fields by showcasing advanced crop varieties, climate-smart technologies, precision farming tools, water-saving solutions, natural and organic farming models, and digital agriculture innovations. More than 1 lakh farmers from across the country will have the opportunity to interact directly with scientists and experts for location-specific solutions to their field problems.

In recognition of farmers’ contributions to grass-root innovations and sustainable agriculture, 7 progressive farmers from across the country will be conferred with the IARI Fellow Farmer Award and 36 farmers will be honoured with IARI Innovative Farmer Award during this Mela.

In a significant new initiative, ICAR–IARI has instituted a “Young Farmer Award” for the first time, marking a new paradigm to attract youth towards agriculture by recognizing young achievers who have adopted scientific, entrepreneurial, and technology-driven farming practices.

Aligned with the theme, the Mela will highlight solutions for climate change adaptation, water conservation, soil health management, input-use efficiency, crop diversification, and value addition. Special emphasis will be laid on:

Agricultural Schemes & Farmer Support Initiatives

Many farmers are unable to access benefits of Govt. schemes due to lack of awareness. This attraction bridges the information gap between policy and practice, enabling farmers to fully utilize government support mechanisms. The Mela will provide comprehensive information on major central and state government agricultural welfare schemes, subsidies, crop insurance, agricultural credit facilities, and digital farmer services at a single platform.

Crop Diversification & Climate-Resilient Agriculture

Climate variability poses a major risk to farm incomes. This attraction encourages farmers to move away from monocropping and adopt resilient, sustainable systems that ensure income stability.

Exhibits will focus on crop diversification, drought- and heat-tolerant varieties, alternative crops, climate-smart farming practices, risk management strategies, and adaptive agricultural models suited to changing climatic conditions.

Empowerment of Women and Youth in Agriculture

Women and youth are pivotal for the future of agriculture. This attraction positions agriculture as a modern, profitable, and dignified enterprise while promoting rural employment and entrepreneurship.
Dedicated sections will showcase women- and youth-led agri-enterprises, value addition models, nutrition-based agriculture, start-ups, and skill development initiatives.

 Agricultural Marketing, Farmer Organizations & Start-upsPost-harvest losses and weak market access reduce farmers’ profitability. This section helps farmers to understand market dynamics, collective bargaining through FPOs, and pathways to better price realization.

The Mela will highlight agricultural marketing systems, Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), agri-startups, value chains, processing technologies, and direct market linkage models.

Digital Agriculture Solutions

Recently India has organized AI summit of a global level, and the digital agriculture is the future. Digital agriculture improves efficiency, reduces input costs, and minimizes risk. This attraction prepares farmers to adopt future-ready technologies for precise and profitable farming.

During the mela, digital platforms, mobile-based advisory services, sensors, data-driven decision tools, AI/IoT-enabled smart farming solutions, and precision agriculture technologies will be demonstrated.

 Innovations in Agricultural Science

Innovation is the backbone of sustainable agriculture. This attraction demonstrates how scientific research directly addresses field-level challenges faced by farmers.

Displays will include improved crop varieties, biofertilizers, soil testing tools, residue management technologies, post-harvest innovations, and cutting-edge scientific solutions developed by ICAR–IARI.

 Live Crop Demonstrations & Sale of Pusa Seeds

“Seeing is believing” for farmers. Live demonstrations build confidence, accelerate adoption of new technologies, and ensure access to reliable, high-quality seed material.

Live field demonstrations of crops and farming practices will be organized, along with information and availability of improved and quality Pusa seeds developed by ICAR–IARI.Overall Significance of the Major Attractions

• Strengthen the Lab-to-Land continuum
• Focus on reducing cost of cultivation, enhancing income, and managing risk
• Empower small and marginal farmers, women, and youth
• Translate the vision of “Viksit Krishi – Atmanirbhar Bharat” into field-level impact
• The Mela will feature a wide array of ICAR–IARI developed technologies, including live demonstrations on climate-resilient crop varieties of wheat, chickpea, lentils, mustard, vegetables, and flowers; biofortified cereals and pulses, quality seed technologies, Pusa Decomposer for eco-friendly residue management, Pusa STFR Meter for rapid soil testing, biofertilizers for improving soil health, Integrated Farming System, Hi-Tech Horticulture, Vertical Farming, Hydroponics, Precision irrigation solutions, Sensor-based crop monitoring, AI- and IoT-enabled farm machinery, and non-chemical post-harvest technologies to reduce losses and enhance value addition.
• Additionally, Farmer Hospitality & Comfort will be taken care of: Free of cost stay arrangements have been made to ensure a comfortable and welcoming experience for farmers visiting from across the country.

Free and hygienic food will be provided to registered farmers during the Mela days, reflecting ICAR–IARI’s commitment to farmer welfare and inclusivity.

• Transportation & Accessibility: To facilitate easy access, free transportation services will operate from Pusa Gate to the Mela venue at regular intervals. Special arrangements have been made for elderly farmers, women, and differently-abled visitors to ensure smooth mobility within the campus.
• Seed Sale with Farmer Convenience: The sale of Pusa seeds has been organized in a farmer-friendly and streamlined manner, minimizing waiting time and congestion. To ease the physical burden on farmers, electric vehicles (EVs) will be deployed to transport purchased seeds from the Mela grounds to the IARI exit gates, ensuring hassle-free movement.
• Cultural Evening & Social Engagement: Two cultural evenings on 25^th and 26^th February 2026 are being arranged by our media partner All India Radio to provide a relaxed and engaging environment for farmers after a day of technical interactions. The cultural programme aims to celebrate India’s rural heritage, foster social bonding, and make the Mela a memorable experience for participants.

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The celebration was graced by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Chairman, Union Public Service Commission, Government of India, who attended as the Chief Guest.

Principal Prof. Anju Srivastava presented the Annual Report, highlighting the college’s year-long infrastructural advancements, significant research initiatives, and the remarkable academic accomplishments of its students, including outstanding performances in sports at both national and international levels. She also acknowledged the invaluable contributions of faculty members in the spheres of research, publications, and academic leadership. Reaffirming the institution’s enduring vision, she emphasised that Hindu College remains steadfast in its commitment to nation-building by fostering academic excellence, encouraging innovation, and nurturing a strong sense of social responsibility among its students.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Ajay Kumar reflected on the historic role of Hindu Colleg

e in India’s intellectual and freedom movements. “When Hindu College was born, the question before India was simple yet profound: Can we be free? And Hindu College answered that question not just in thought, but in action,” he remarked, recalling the institution’s active role during India’s freedom struggle.

Turning to contemporary challenges, he posed a question to the young audience: “In a world changing faster than any generation has known, can we be great again? And if so, how?” He identified two transformative developments shaping India’s future: the nation’s imminent historic takeoff and the arrival of the age of Artificial Intelligence. Describing this as a watershed moment for India, he stated that Artificial Intelligence offers an unprecedented opportunity to move from scarcity to surplus, ensuring better healthcare, improved education, and enhanced nutrition for all, not just for a privileged few. He emphasized that India can achieve this transformation in a shorter time span than many developed nations did, provided the country navigates this transition intelligently and collectively.

“You are part of a 127-year legacy,” Dr Ajay Kumar told the students, “but you are not merely custodians of its memory; you are architects of its future.” He urged the institution to remain a beacon of intellectual courage, fearless debate, and human values in times of rapid technological disruption. Stressing the importance of ethical leadership in the age of AI, he remarked, “The question is not whether AI will shape India’s future; we know it will. The question is whether we will shape AI, or let AI shape us.”

The event also featured the felicitation of College and University Toppers, who were awarded by the Chief Guest for their outstanding academic achievements.

The Chief Guest Dr. Ajay Kumar also visited the student stalls showcasing a wide range of themes, including Outreach and International Collaborations, Research and Innovation, Skill Development, Student Progression, Sustainable Practices, Diversity and Inclusivity, Ideation and Innovation, Personality Development, Startups and Entrepreneurship, NCC, NSS, and Sports. He highly appreciated the students’ creativity, dedication, and hard work, and commended their efforts in presenting innovative ideas with clarity and confidence

The celebrations concluded with vibrant cultural performances presented by various student societies, captivating the audience and reflecting the dynamic creative spirit of the campus.

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He stated that NDMC is fully prepared to welcome global delegates and will present a safe, smart, and clean capital city.

Shri Chahal said that NDMC is working in alignment with the Summit’s theme *“Sarvajan Hitaya, Sarvajan Sukhaya”*, which means *Welfare for All, Happiness for All*. The theme is based on three guiding principles—*People, Planet, and Progress*—and NDMC is implementing these values across all its initiatives to create a smart, inclusive, and future-ready capital.

The review began at the **NDMC Integrated Command & Control Centre (ICCC)**, which Shri Chahal described as the *“third eye of the city”* during the Summit. He informed that **333 NDMC CCTV cameras**, **183 Delhi Police cameras**, and **214 PWD cameras** are integrated with the ICCC for round-the-clock surveillance. NDMC is working closely with the Delhi Traffic Police, and a dedicated traffic helpline has been established at the Control Room. Senior Delhi Police officers—**Shri Deepak Purohit, Joint Commissioner, New Delhi Range; Shri Hukmaram, Additional DCP, New Delhi; Shri Devesh Kumar Mahla, Deputy Commissioner, New Delhi District; and Shri D.K. Gupta, Additional CP, Traffic Zone–II**—along with senior NDMC officials including **Shri Rakesh Kumar, Secretary; Shri H.P. Singh, Chief Engineer; Dr. Shakuntala Srivastava, Chief Medical Officer (Health); Shri Dabas, Director (Horticulture); Shri Radha Kishan, Director (Public Relations)** and other officers were present on the occasion.

Shri Chahal stated that through the CCTV network, various NDMC services and civic operations are continuously monitored for prompt resolution.

He further informed that all sanitation and service vehicles are being tracked through **GPS**, including **959 RFID-enabled bins, 10 jetting machines, 12 mechanical road sweepers, 8 anti-smog guns, and 14 water tankers**. Each vehicle’s route, distance, and activity are monitored, and alerts are generated if any vehicle exits NDMC limits. **Ninety-nine hot spots** have been identified at hotels, markets, and high-footfall areas, where garbage is collected multiple times daily.

For environmental safety, **20 air quality sensors** have been installed across the NDMC area, monitoring **6 to 8 parameters** and generating alerts for concerned departments in case of any abnormality. All complaints received through the **NDMC 311 App**, phone calls, and websites are centrally monitored at the ICCC and automatically routed to the concerned officers with real-time status updates to citizens.

He added that **24×7 staffing** has been deployed at the ICCC, including Directors, Joint Directors, Nodal Officers, and representatives from all concerned departments.

After reviewing the Command & Control Centre, Shri Chahal inspected various on-ground arrangements across the NDMC area. He said that a large-scale **beautification drive** is underway, with **over 15,000 decorative plants, 4,000 hanging baskets, 15 floral boards, and 23 floral fountains** being installed. A **Tulip Festival at Shanti Path** will also be organised during the Summit. All **41 major roads** are being upgraded with new signage, road markings, footpaths, street lighting, and safety devices, while prominent buildings and junctions are being specially illuminated.

For sanitation, 41 critical roads are under 24×7 monitoring, supported by mechanised sweeping, night-time garbage lifting, active transfer stations, and a strict **zero-accumulation policy**.

During the field inspection, Shri Chahal, along with departmental heads, covered **Palika Kendra, Tolstoy Marg, Janpath, Windsor Roundabout, Ashoka Road, C-Hexagon, Akbar Road, Prime Minister’s Roundabout, Teen Murti Roundabout, MTC Road, and Sardar Patel Marg up to PSOI**.

Shri Chahal stated that **under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji**, Artificial Intelligence has emerged not just as a technology but as a strong pillar of the global economy, innovation, and employment generation. Through the **India AI Impact Summit 2026**, India will showcase its technological capabilities and global leadership. He said that this Summit is among the most significant global events of its kind ever held in a developing nation and will mark a milestone in India’s journey toward global leadership in AI.

Shri Chahal appreciated the Chairperson, Secretary, Financial Advisor, and all NDMC officers, engineers, and field staff for their tireless efforts, stating that they are working day and night to prepare the capital for the Summit. He expressed confidence that NDMC will present a **clean, safe, beautiful, and smart capital city** to the world in line with the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji.

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The first match is from Group B, which will be played at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Australia and Zimbabwe will face each other in this match. This is the 19th match of the tournament. The match will start at 11:00 am IST.

Both teams have started their campaigns with wins. Australia defeated Ireland by 67 runs in their first match, while Zimbabwe defeated Oman by 8 wickets. This match could prove crucial for the top spot in Group B.

The second match is from Group D, which will be played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. This match will be between Canada and the United Arab Emirates. The match will begin at 3:00 PM IST.

Both teams lost their first match. Canada was defeated by South Africa by 57 runs, while the United Arab Emirates lost by 10 wickets against New Zealand. The losing team in this match could face a difficult path to the next round.

The third match will be played between the United States and the Netherlands. This match will begin at 7:00 PM IST at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

The Netherlands defeated Namibia in their second match after losing to Pakistan. Meanwhile, the United States has lost both of its matches so far. They lost the first match against India by 29 runs, and the second match against Pakistan by 32 runs. If the United States loses this match as well, it will be almost impossible for them to reach the next stage.

Thus, Friday will be a crucial day for the tournament, as these matches will determine the future course of action for many teams.

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Prime Minister Modi will unveil the naming ceremony for the ‘Seva Teerth’ building complex at around 1:30 pm. He will then formally inaugurate Seva Teerth, Kartavya Bhavan-1, and Kartavya Bhavan-2. The Prime Minister will also address a public meeting at Seva Teerth at around 6 pm.

Seva Teerth will house the Prime Minister’s Office. In addition, the National Security Council Secretariat and the Cabinet Secretariat, which were previously located in different locations, will also be located.

Kartavy Bhavan-1 and Kartavya Bhavan-2 will house several key ministries, including the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Law and Justice, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, and Ministry of Tribal Affairs.

For decades, many key government offices and ministries operated from fragmented and outdated infrastructure spread across multiple locations in the Central Vista area. This dispersion of key offices led to operational inefficiencies, coordination challenges, rising maintenance costs, and an unsuitable working environment. These problems will now be addressed by consolidating administrative functions within a new building complex equipped with modern and future-ready facilities.

Both building complexes feature digitally integrated offices, streamlined public contact areas, and centralized reception facilities. These features will promote collaboration, efficiency, smooth operations, enhanced citizen engagement, and employee well-being. Designed in accordance with 4-star GRIHA standards, these complexes incorporate renewable energy systems, water conservation measures, waste management solutions, and high-performance building structures.

These measures will enhance operational efficiency and significantly reduce environmental impact. The building complexes also incorporate comprehensive security systems, such as smart access control systems, surveillance networks, and advanced emergency response infrastructure, ensuring a safe and accessible environment for officials and visitors.

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That vision framed the AI Awareness and Talent Conclave,organised by Hindu College as part of the pre-summit activities for the AI Impact Summit 2026 under the India AI Mission. Designed to demystify AI and anchor it in real-world contexts, the conclave brought students face-to-face with industry practitioners who spoke about emerging trends, evolving career pathways, and the growing intersections between AI, research, innovation and start-up ecosystems.

Welcoming the speakers, Prof. Anju Srivastava, Principal Hindu College underlined the broader educational value of artificial intelligence. “Teaching AI sharpens analytical thinking, strengthens data literacy and builds problem-solving skills that cut across disciplines. Exposure to AI equips young Indians to design indigenous solutions, technologies rooted in local realities rather than imported templates,” said Prof. Srivastava.

Industry leaders echoed that urgency. Varun Sachdeva, Senior Vice President and APAC Head at NLB Services, cautioned against viewing AI purely through the lens of job displacement. The real transformation, he said, lies in how work itself is changing. For students and young professionals, this means learning to adapt, building relevant skills, remaining flexible, and understanding what industry now expects from a workforce shaped by intelligent systems. “Aligning academic learning with real-world applications is no longer optional in an AI-driven economy,” said Sachdeva.

Offering a closer look at how the AI sector is reorganising itself, Dr. Amit Andre, Founder and CEO of The DataTech Labs Inc., outlined two roles gaining prominence: prompt engineers, who shape interactions with AI systems, and domain experts, whose subject knowledge is critical for validating, interpreting and contextualising AI-generated outputs. Even as machines grow more capable, he argued, human judgment remains indispensable, especially when it comes to accuracy, ethics and relevance.
Students responded with curiosity and candour, using the question-and-answer sessions to probe how AI could be harnessed for meaningful, real-world impact.

Back on campus, the forthcoming AI lab is being seen as more than just new infrastructure. For students, it promises hands-on learning, experimentation and a mindset attuned to the future. For faculty, it opens avenues for applied research, interdisciplinary collaboration and partnerships that extend beyond traditional academic boundaries.

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