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Global Summit on AI for Mental Health Charts National Roadmap with ‘Bharat-First’ Framework

Landmark Gathering at India International Centre Sees Former Cabinet Secretary, Senior Bureaucrats, and Tech Innovators Forge Consensus on Ethical AI for Mental Healthcare

New Delhi [India], November 26: In a historic convergence of policy, technology, and compassion, the Global Summit on AI for Mental Health 2025, held at the India International Centre, culminated not just in dialogue, but in a decisive, action-oriented national mandate. The event, marked by the formidable presence of India’s most respected policy architects, served as the launchpad for a native, ‘India-first’ ecosystem designed to ensure Artificial Intelligence serves the unique mental health needs of Bharat.

The summit’s gravitas was defined by its Chief Guest, Shri Prabhat Kumar, IAS (Retd.), Former Cabinet Secretary and President of the IC Centre for Governance, who lent his monumental authority to the proceedings. In a symbolic moment, he led the dignitaries in dedicating the Bharat Responsible AI Framework to the nation, signalling a collective and unwavering commitment to a sovereign tech future.

The strategic vision and architectural backbone of this national initiative were steered by Shri Balvinder Kumar, IAS (Retd.), the driving force behind the summit. A former Secretary to the Government of India and a man with a decade-long commitment to an India-first tech ethos, Shri Kumar formally declared the UDAAN AI Mental Health Solutions Framework and the Bharat Responsible AI Forum. His leadership exemplified the ‘action bureaucrat’ spirit, translating vision into a tangible, governance-ready architecture. “This is not another talk shop,” he underscored. “This is about building executable frameworks that are rooted in our soil.”

The summit was notably attended by a ‘Who’s Who’ of the Indian governance ecosystem, including Shri Sunil Kumar Barnwal, IAS, CEO of the National Health Authority, Shri Deepak Bagla, Mission Director of Atal Innovation Mission, NITI Aayog, Dr. Sudha Goel, Senior Consultant (Health), NITI Aayog, Dr. Prachi Sharda, WHO Mental Health Consultant, Ms. Ira Singhal, IAS, UPSC Topper 2014, Dr Rajesh Mishra, MD, NICSI and a host of other senior IAS officers, both serving and retired, creating a powerful tacit endorsement for the initiatives launched.

The execution and narrative force of the summit were powered by a dedicated leadership team. The strategic announcements for the Bharat Responsible AI Forum, the Emerging Technology Council, and the AI Mental Health Innovation Fellowships (AMHIF) were made by Shri Aman Bandvi, the summit’s co-convenor and a recognised futurist. Orchestrating the monumental gathering was Shri Yash Arya, Founder GlobalSpin Forum and a niche event leader for over two decades and an ethical AI advocate.

This collective effort was bolstered by a core organizing team including Ms. Sakshi Chhapolia, Dr. Sumit Dubey and Dr. Poonam Tyagi, Co-Founders of UDAAN AI, Ms. Bhavna Sharma, Partner at Ishaa Creations, Dr. Vijay Goel, Shri Debi Prasad and Ms. Deepshikha Kashyap from GlobalSpin Forum, and Dr. Sachin Goyal of UDAAN Skill Academy, whose seamless coordination was instrumental in translating a bold vision into a landmark reality.

A highlight of the summit was an inspirational address by Ms. Ira Singhal, IAS, whose powerful personal journey and advocacy for mental health and disability inclusion brought a profound human perspective to the technological discourse.

Key Outcomes and Institutional Milestones:

1. The Bharat Responsible AI Forum & Framework: A first-of-its-kind multi-stakeholder body, established with the IC Centre for Governance, dedicated to advocacy, governance, and policy for ethical AI, firmly embedded in Indian ethos.
2. The UDAAN AI Mental Health Solutions Framework: A comprehensive, practice-oriented framework for organisations, educational institutions, and healthcare providers to deploy AI solutions responsibly.
3. The Emerging Technology Council: A think-tank unveiled with a formal charter, committed to strategic foresight and strengthening the national innovation ecosystem.
4. Inaugural AI Mental Health Innovation Fellows (AMHIF): A fellowship to develop India-specific research on workplace mental resilience, creating a pipeline of future-ready talent.
5. Industry Backing: Leading startups and corporates, including UDAAN AI, BharatGPT, HRAI, MindPeers, Lisners, Wysa, and TalktoAngel, became inaugural signatories to the charter, committing to its principles.

International Validation: Global Experts, Indian Solutions

The International Technical Session featured luminaries:

• Dr. Peter Phiri (UK): AVATAR VR-assisted therapy expert
• Dr. Laura Vowels (Switzerland/UK): Digital health and family therapy
• Dr. Stephanie Okolo (US Army): CBT in military mental health
• Dr. Hikari Takashina & Dr. Fumito Takahashi (Japan): Awarefy’s AI-driven mental wellness research

Their unanimous observation: India’s frameworks are more comprehensive than many Western equivalents—particularly UDAAN’s emphasis on cultural adaptation, linguistic diversity, and community-centered care.

Dr. Phiri’s Remark: “The UK’s AI in health regulation is fragmented. India has the opportunity to leapfrog by building integrated, sector-specific frameworks from the start. UDAAN AI is that framework.”

Outcome-Oriented: Beyond Talk, Toward Action

What distinguished this summit from routine conferences was its actionable outputs:

1. Frameworks Ready for Deployment: UDAAN AI and Bharat Responsible AI Charter aren’t aspirational—they’re implementation-ready with defined assessment criteria, certification processes, and institutional homes.

2. Institutional Commitments: The Centre of Excellence, Emerging Technology Council, and AMHIF Fellows program have dedicated budgets, timelines, and leadership teams.

3. Policy Pathways: NHA’s interest in MHAIMM certification creates a clear government adoption route—not hypothetical but probable.

4. Ecosystem Activation: 30-40 startups registering for Phase 1 of the Centre of Excellence network means implementation begins immediately, not in a distant “Phase 2.”

5. Research Pipeline: AMHIF’s call for students generated enthusiastic response—fellowships will launch by Q1 2026, producing India’s first cohort of AI-mental health governance experts.

Positioning The Summit as the Apex Platform

Several factors establish the Global Summit on AI for Mental Health 2025 as the definitive annual gathering on this theme in India:

1. Unmatched Convening Power: No other forum has assembled Former Cabinet Secretaries, serving IAS officers, NHA/NITI Aayog/WHO leadership, international experts, and startup founders under one roof for a full day of structured deliberation.

2. Concrete Deliverables: Unlike talk-shops, this summit launched frameworks, signed charters, announced fellowships, and constituted councils.

3. Government-Ecosystem Bridge: By positioning bureaucratic wisdom (Shri Balvinder Kumar), ethical advocacy (Yash Arya), and futurist execution (Aman Bandvi) as co-leaders, the summit achieved legitimacy across constituencies.

4. Bharat-Centric Discourse: In an era of imported frameworks, the summit’s India-native, culturally rooted approach resonated—filling a vacuum in policy discourse.

5. Institutional Permanence: With IC Centre for Governance as anchor and annual plans declared, this becomes a recurring national dialogue, not a one-off event.

Corporate & Startup Ecosystem: From Spectators to Stakeholders

The summit succeeded in converting corporate and startup players from passive attendees to active governance partners.

Bank of Baroda (Presenting Partner): India’s leading PSU bank’s participation signals growing recognition that mental health impacts workforce productivity—and AI-driven Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) need quality standards.

CMR Green Technologies (Presenting Partner): Their involvement reflects the sustainability-mental health nexus—climate anxiety, eco-distress—emerging areas where AI can play a role.

Startup Signatories (WYSA, MindPeers, Lisners, TalktoAngel, UDAAN AI): By signing the Bharat Responsible AI Charter, these companies voluntarily submitted to ethical scrutiny—a maturity rare in startup ecosystems typically averse to regulation.

HR Association of India (represented by Dr. Vikas Vats): The Association’s presentation on “Human Intelligence 3.0”—integrating AI, psychology, and ancient Indian cognitive science—demonstrated India’s unique capacity to blend tradition with technology.

BharatGPT’s Vision: Shri Taresh Verma’s presentation positioned India as a global hub for multilingual, sovereign AI—aligning with the summit’s Bharat-first ethos.

The Global Summit on AI for Mental Health 2025 has unequivocally positioned itself as the apex forum on the subject. It successfully moved beyond deliberation to deliver a consensus-driven action plan, setting a definitive course for a future where India’s technological advancement is synonymous with its ethical commitment to the mental well-being of its billion-strong population.

The organizers are also thankful to gifting partners, KIWI Kisan Window and Indian Nurserymen Association.

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Pune (Maharashtra) [India], November 24: BE Hub, an accelerator initiative by Saturo Technologies, in collaboration with Google Developer Group (GDG) Pune, successfully hosted the “Build with AI – Pre-DevFest” event at Saturo Technologies’ Pune premises. The event brought together a vibrant community of developers, tech enthusiasts, and startup founders to explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and Google’s cutting-edge developer tools.

The day-long event featured hands-on workshops, interactive demos, and expert-led sessions designed to help participants gain practical knowledge of AI implementation across industries. Attendees had the opportunity to learn, build, and collaborate on real-world AI-powered solutions — strengthening Pune’s reputation as one of India’s emerging technology hubs.

A key highlight of the event was an inspiring session by Mr Deepak Singh, Founder and CEO of Saturo Technologies and BE Hub, on the topic “Building India’s AI Corridors.”
In his talk, Mr Singh emphasised how India can accelerate its digital transformation by integrating AI-driven innovation across education, industry, and governance. He highlighted BE Hub’s commitment to nurturing a thriving AI ecosystem through mentorship, training, and strategic partnerships with technology leaders like Google.

“Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept — it’s today’s growth engine. At BE Hub, we’re working to ensure India not only adopts AI but leads in developing responsible, scalable, and impactful AI solutions,” said Mr. Deepak Singh during his address.

The collaboration between GDG Pune and BE Hub aims to create a platform that bridges the gap between developers, startups, and enterprises, empowering them to leverage Google’s AI and ML tools effectively. The event also offered a unique networking space for participants to connect with experts, mentors, and like-minded innovators.

About BE Hub

BE Hub is a startup accelerator and innovation centre by Saturo Technologies, designed to support early-stage ventures with mentorship, workspace, funding access, and technology enablement. It serves as a collaborative hub for entrepreneurs and professionals to experiment, learn, and scale their innovations.

About GDG Pune

Google Developer Group Pune is one of India’s most active GDG chapters, bringing together developers and tech enthusiasts to share knowledge, learn Google technologies, and build impactful solutions through community-driven events.

About Saturo Technologies

Saturo Technologies is a global technology solutions company specializing in ERP implementations, automation, AI, and digital transformation services. Through initiatives like BE Hub and Saturo Academy, the company continues to invest in talent development and innovation across India’s tech ecosystem.

Event Venue: Saturo Technologies, Tower B, Terminal One, Hinjawadi, Pune
Event Date: November 15, 2025

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New Delhi [India], November 15: In today’s rapidly growing world of smart education, the NITEK Interactive Flat Panel has emerged as a true game-changer. NITEK Interactive Flat Panel is designed and developed under the Make-in-India initiative. This powerful digital learning solution is transforming classrooms across the country. NITEK is a proud Gujarat-born brand. It is now recognised among the best interactive flat panel brands in India. It is all because of its innovation, performance, and unmatched reliability.

They have installed over 6000 Interactive Flat Panels. Also, there is a 98% repeat order rate for their work. NITEK continues to set new benchmarks in the Indian edtech space.

In June 2025, the excellence of the NITEK Interactive Flat Panel was honoured at the Gujarat Growth Icon 2025 Awards. The award was presented by the Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhupendra Patel. Mr. Milap Mehta, CEO and Director of Nifty Project Management & Operations received the award. This recognition celebrates NITEK’s leadership in bringing classroom-ready interactive flat panel technology to Indian schools.

NITEK also received another prestigious award from Radio City. It was presented by Hon’ble Cabinet Minister Shri Balvantsinh Rajput. This award acknowledged the High Impact of NITEK’s Interactive Flat Panel in Digital Learning. It also honoured its exceptional service quality.

For years, educators struggled to find high quality digital teaching tools. Even if they find it, they were not affordable and durable. NITEK’s Interactive Flat Panel filled that gap perfectly with a balance of cost, quality, and user-friendly features.

The key features of NITEK IFP are Latest Android version for smooth and fast teaching. It has a bright 4K touch display that enhances clarity for every student. It uses AI-based learning tools to make lessons interactive and engaging. They have made a teacher-friendly interface designed for “tap and teach” convenience. Also, they have done Seamless classroom integration with cloud support for real-time collaboration.

These panels are not just devices. They are complete learning solutions built for real Indian classrooms. Durable, affordable, and smart, each NITEK Interactive Flat Panel brings the future of education into the present.

More than 500+ premier educational institutions across the country are now using NITEK Interactive Flat Panels in their classrooms. Teachers love the simplicity. They have no complex setup, no lag, no hassle. Just switch it on and start teaching.

The brand’s biggest strength? After-sales support.
With an average correction time of less than two days, NITEK’s support team has earned the trust of schools nationwide.

In a market dominated by international companies, NITEK’s Interactive Flat Panel continues to hold strong and expand rapidly. Their success stands on three core pillars which are Superior Quality, Responsive Service and Affordable Costing.

This rare combination makes NITEK one of the most preferred IFP brands in India.

In just six years, NITEK has revolutionised classroom technology. And they’re only getting started. The company is now investing in AI-driven personalised learning, automation solutions and Eco-friendly manufacturing systems.

By doing these innovations, the NITEK Interactive Flat Panel is not just improving classrooms. It is shaping the future of education in India.

NITEK is more than a tech brand. It is a movement to make learning interactive, inclusive, and impactful for every student and teacher. As India moves towards smart education, the NITEK Interactive Flat Panel stands tall as Gujarat’s pride and India’s rising star.

Visit: http://www.nitekifp.com

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New Delhi [India], November 15: As India’s startup and digital business landscape accelerates, brand identity has become one of the most valuable business assets. But protecting that brand-its name, logo, and market identity-is becoming increasingly complex. India now receives over 500,000 trademark applications every year, and the risk of unintentional brand conflicts has grown sharply.

Traditionally, trademark protection relied heavily on manual searches, journal monitoring, spreadsheet-based docketing, and reactive dispute handling. Today, the scale and speed of filings make that approach increasingly inefficient. This is where AI-powered trademark search and monitoring solutions are stepping in.

The Global Shift Arrives in India

International platforms such as Corsearch, Markify, and Questel have long used AI to analyze phonetics, conceptual associations, and image-based similarity, helping businesses clear and protect brands more efficiently.

India is now witnessing a similar shift, driven by both legal-tech innovation and market demand for faster, smarter, and continuous brand protection.

Indian Legal-Tech Platforms Leading This Change

A new wave of Indian legal-tech solutions is bringing AI trademark search, trademark management software, and automated trademark watch services to the domestic market-adapted for India’s language diversity, budget constraints, and operational realities.

Here’s how the key players differ:

• MikeLegal
  One of the early AI-driven IP automation tools in India.
  Automates trademark search and watch tasks using NLP and image recognition.
  Well-suited for established law firms and larger brand portfolios.
• TMPilot
  Focuses on workflow, docketing, renewals, oppositions, and hearing management.
  Useful for firms managing large volumes of trademark filings.
  Search and monitoring functions exist but are improving in image and phonetic analytics.
• Nuvi Legal
  Provides an integrated platform for AI-powered search, conflict watch, and portfolio management.
  Performs phonetic, visual, and semantic similarity checks within seconds.
  Introduces a Hearing Calendar-an automated docketing tool that lets lawyers track hearings week by week, ensuring no case is missed.
  Offers continuous trademark watch alerts that notify lawyers whenever new marks are published in the Trademark Journal resembling their clients’ trademarks.
  Flexible pricing makes it accessible to independent lawyers, boutique firms, startups, and growing businesses.

“AI in trademark protection shouldn’t be limited to large firms,” says Raghavendera, Co-founder of Nuvi Legal. “Trademark law firms and independent lawyers can now use AI to their advantage. With smart tools for trademark search, monitoring, and hearing management, they can deliver the same speed, precision, and client confidence as much larger firms-at a fraction of the cost. The real challenge isn’t technology anymore; it’s how fast one adapts.”

By reducing the gap between large firms with dedicated IP teams and independent practitioners, AI-powered systems are emerging as the great equalizer in trademark law.

Regulatory Momentum: The Trademark Office Steps In

In 2024, the Indian Trademark Office introduced an AI-powered search interface and chatbot assistant (IP Saarthi) to improve accuracy and speed in examination. This marks a shift from reactive dispute handling to proactive conflict detection-critical for a high-volume trademark economy.

What This Means for Startups and Emerging Businesses

AI-driven trademark search and monitoring tools are becoming strategic essentials:

• Faster clearance decisions, enabling quicker product launches.
• Early detection of conflicting brands-preventing costly rebranding or disputes.
• Stronger defensibility when expanding into new regions and markets.
• Reduced dependency on large legal teams or manual tracking.

For many new businesses, a missed conflict can result in lawsuits, loss of brand identity, or market confusion-challenges that automation helps prevent.

The Road Ahead

As Indian legal-tech platforms and government systems continue to evolve, the focus is shifting toward continuous, intelligent protection instead of one-time checks. The future of trademark management in India will be defined by:

• AI-driven search intelligence
• Automatic watch alerts
• Portfolio-wide risk visibility
• Strategic advisory over manual operational work

As application volumes rise and client expectations accelerate, those who adapt early to AI-powered trademark search and management software will thrive in India’s fast-moving IP landscape.

In a market where brand identity often scales faster than physical infrastructure, AI-powered trademark search tools and automated trademark watch systems are no longer optional-they are now foundational to long-term brand security.

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New Delhi [India], November 7: SysTools, a global leader in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), has marked a milestone year, reinforcing its position as a trusted technology partner for law enforcement agencies and enterprises across India.

The company’s DFIR (SLEA) division has delivered swift and reliable outcomes in multiple high-impact investigations, including cases of financial fraud, cybercrime, and corporate data breaches. SysTools’ advanced forensic tools and expert teams have been instrumental in uncovering critical digital evidence, supporting prosecutions, and safeguarding data integrity.

Strengthening Law Enforcement Partnerships

SysTools has deepened its collaboration with premier law enforcement and regulatory bodies, including:

• Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

• Competition Commission of India (CCI)

• Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)

• National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB)

• Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) – Bangalore & Jaipur

• Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) – Delhi, Jaipur & Bangalore

• Enforcement Directorate – Gurgaon & Bangalore

• Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) – Chandigarh, Amritsar, Jammu, Srinagar

• Multiple Cyber Cell Police Stations nationwide

Further, SysTools is providing end-to-end DFIR services and actionable intelligence to the Office of the Director General of Income Tax (Investigation) across major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Lucknow, Pune, Kochi, and Guwahati. These engagements include specialized digital forensics training, enhancing operational capacity and reinforcing trust in SysTools’ ability to navigate complex cybercrime and financial fraud scenarios.

Nimisha Ramesh, Chief Value Officer, added: “Our recent achievements highlight the power of combining technical expertise with strategic collaboration. We are committed to precision, integrity, and timely delivery of digital evidence. By partnering closely with law enforcement and regulatory authorities, including multiple DGIT units nationwide, we aim to set new benchmarks in forensic excellence and ensure cybercriminals are held accountable.”

SysTools’ collaboration has not only accelerated investigations but also significantly improved conviction success rates for law enforcement agencies. By leveraging its vast experience and cutting-edge forensic technology, SysTools has helped agencies unearth critical digital evidence—from encrypted communications and hidden financial trails to tampered corporate records. These findings have become instrumental in building strong cases, enabling prosecutors to present irrefutable evidence in court. This track record underscores SysTools’ role as a strategic enabler of justice, ensuring that cybercriminals and fraudsters are held accountable.

Looking ahead, SysTools is investing heavily in AI-driven forensic solutions to revolutionize digital investigations. By integrating machine learning and intelligent automation into its DFIR platforms, SysTools aims to reduce analysis and investigation time dramatically, enabling faster evidence discovery and case resolution. These AI capabilities will allow law enforcement agencies to process massive datasets, detect anomalies, and generate actionable insights in real time delivering efficient, accurate, and scalable solutions for the ever-evolving cybercrime landscape.

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IEEE’s flagship global event returns to India, focusing on 6G innovation, sustainability, and intelligent connectivity.

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], November 6: The IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF 2025) today announced its headline speakers and agenda for the world’s premier event shaping the next generation of communication networks. Under the theme “Beyond Connectivity: 6G for a Sustainable and Intelligent Future,” FNWF 2025 will be held 10–12 November 2025 at the Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center.

FNWF 2025 will feature 70+ expert speakers across keynotes, invited talks, and panels. The conference will convene leading researchers, engineers, policymakers, standards leaders, and industry executives to shape the 6G roadmap and demonstrate how future networks will accelerate automation, sustainability, and digital inclusion.

Keynote and Featured Speakers include:

• Dr. Vint Cerf — Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist, Google
• Dr. Abhay Karandikar — Secretary, Department of Science & Technology, Government of India
• Dr. Peter Vetter — President, Bell Labs Core Research, Nokia
• Dr. Riccardo Trivisonno — Head of Network Architecture, Huawei Technologies
• Mr. Saurabh Mittal — Chief Product Officer, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
• Dr. Tsunehiko Chiba — Chief Technology Officer, VIAVI Solutions
• Dr. Maneesha Vinodini Ramesh — Pro Vice‑Chancellor, Amrita University
• Dr. Sukant K. Mohapatra — Founder and President, NIST University
• Dr. Chih‑Lin I — Chief Scientist of Wireless Technologies, China Mobile
• Prof. Anand Srivastava — Vice‑Chancellor, Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), Delhi
• Dr. Dhananjay Gore — Vice President, Engineering, Qualcomm India
• Mr. Tanzeb Anwar — Director, R&D, NI (National Instruments) India
• Mr. Mombasawala Mohmedsaeed — General Manager, Keysight Technologies India

A Global Platform for 6G Collaboration

FNWF 2025 will feature an extensive technical and industry program, which includes:

• Keynotes, Symposia, and Panels on AI/ML-driven communications, non-terrestrial networks (NTN), Beyond 5G, 6G Research, Quantum Networking, and energy-efficient systems.
• Workshops and Tutorials led by global experts on 6G green technologies, satellite integration, open‑source prototyping, and quantum signal processing.
• Industry Forums and Topical Tracks covering private 5G, cybersecurity, standards development, and sustainable innovation.
• Student Leadership and IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) sessions aim to foster the next generation of innovators.
• Unique programs for students and scholars, including PhD EDITS and GraTE-7 for young researchers.

“The 8th IEEE Future Networks World Forum in Bengaluru not only accelerates the deployment of 5G but also paves the way for 6G research and development. This forum provides a platform for industry, academia, government, and startups to engage and collaborate in creating a new ecosystem to advance technology for humanity,” said Ashutosh Dutta, Founding Co-Chair, IEEE Future Networks World Forum, affiliated with Johns Hopkins University.

“India is the second largest deployer of 5G over IPv6 in the world and now has a vibrant 6G research ecosystem. Join us to gain firsthand, in-depth knowledge and real-world experience from Indian innovators,” said Dr. Latif Ladid, Chair, 5G World Alliance, and President, IPv6 Forum.

Bridging the Digital Divide
Co-located with FNWF 2025, the IEEE Connecting the Unconnected Asia‑Pacific Regional Summit (CTUS‑APAC) will convene on 12 November, focusing on inclusive strategies to extend the benefits of 6G to underserved communities and developing regions.

Following the event, as part of the tangible outcome of the CTU Challenge and Summit, IEEE Future Networks will host a ‘Connect a Community’ day on 13 November 2025 at Hulimangala Gram Panchayat, located 30 km from Bangalore, India. The ‘Connect a Community’ is a day-long program that presents demos of ten innovative solutions to villages in India, helping rural communities bridge the digital divide. The program is also an effort to recognize how IEEE Challenges/Award winners have shown significant growth from their ideation stage to a sustained business solution. The Future Networks Empowerment through Mentorship (FNEM) Connect meeting will follow the IEEE’s ‘Connect a Community’ program. Locals living near Hulimangala Gram Panchayat, as well as other relevant stakeholders, including technologists, government officials, academics, and students, will attend the day-long program.

Fast Facts

• Event: IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF 2025)
• Dates: 10–12 November 2025
• Venue: Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center, India
• Theme: “Beyond Connectivity: 6G for a Sustainable and Intelligent Future”
• Website:https://fnwf2025.ieee.org
• Registration Link: https://fnwf2025.ieee.org/registration

Media Contact
Craig Polk
Senior Program Manager and Communications Chair, IEEE Future Networks World Forum 2025
Email:c.polk@comsoc.org
Phone: +1 (212) 705‑8926

About IEEE
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. With more than 500,000 members in over 190 countries, IEEE sets global standards and fosters innovation in communications, computing, energy, and emerging technologies.
Website:https://www.ieee.org

About IEEE India Council
The IEEE India Council coordinates activities across India, serving as the umbrella body for sections and student branches nationwide. As of December 2024, the Council reported 92,594 members, representing 6.8% year-over-year growth. Its geographic reach extends across 63 sections throughout India, with a significant student membership actively driving innovation, collaboration, and community engagement. The Council operates under IEEE Region 10 (Asia‑Pacific) and plays a pivotal role in empowering engineers and strengthening India’s leadership in global digital transformation.
Website:https://ieeeindiacouncil.org

About CIMGLOBAL
CIMGLOBAL is the Professional Conference Organizer (PCO) for FNWF 2025. With nearly 30 years of experience managing international conferences and association events, CIMGLOBAL delivers strategic, seamless, and sustainable meeting experiences across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
Website:https://www.cimglobal.net

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                  Delivers India-First Digital Tools Built for Business Owners 

New Delhi [India], November 6: As Atmanirbhar Bharat moves from idea to everyday reality, one simple question is gaining ground among business owners: Is this software built for India — or will we have to bend our business around it? The difference matters. When tools match local workflows, onboarding is faster, teams adopt them sooner, and owners see quicker improvements in cash flow and daily operations.

A growing number of business leaders are choosing India-first platforms that promise three practical benefits: quick adoption, lower running costs, and clearer control across sales, field teams and inventory. The promise is straightforward — less custom work, fewer workarounds, and faster time to value.

“Too many founders waste time wrestling with products that weren’t designed for how we run our businesses,” said the Founder & CEO of a homegrown tech company. “We set out to build something that fits Indian realities — from GST and vernacular communication to WhatsApp-first field teams. The goal is simple: less setup, faster results.”

Why owners are switching to India-first software

This choice is pragmatic, not only patriotic. Owners in manufacturing, distribution and retail are switching because local platforms address real operational pain:

• Faster onboarding for teams that work in regional languages and coordinate primarily on WhatsApp.
• Cleaner compliance flows that reduce reconciliation headaches and GST surprises.
• Pricing and support aligned to MSME cash cycles instead of costly dollar-priced enterprise contracts.

Put simply: owners want tools that make running the business easier today and let them scale tomorrow — without long implementation roadmaps or expensive customization.

Outcomes that matter — not just features

Owners don’t buy feature lists; they buy results. The conversation has shifted to measurable improvements: fewer follow-ups, clearer sales visibility, predictable inventory and faster decisions. Practical advantages business leaders report include:

• Real-time WhatsApp alerts and automated reminders that cut manual follow-ups.
• AI-driven task prioritisation so managers focus on high-impact work first.
• Local integrations and hands-on support that shorten time to value.

A Mumbai MSME owner who piloted an India-built platform said: “We needed software that understands how we actually work. Rollout was simple, the team adopted it in weeks, not months — we immediately saved time.”

Tracker Suite

Among the homegrown solutions gaining traction is Tracker Suite, a Made-in-India platform built around Indian workflows. Instead of pushing generic templates, Tracker Suite focuses on practical onboarding and local integrations — small design choices that bring big operational gains. It also champions last-mile digitisation, connecting field teams, construction managers and on floor skilled labourers to the central system so on-ground work appears instantly in dashboards. That reduces reconciliation time and makes day-to-day management far more reliable.

Tracker Suite’s approach reflects a broader movement: platforms that listen to owners, iterate quickly, and support adoption with content and local help rather than long sales cycles.

How owners can evaluate and implement India-first software

Choosing software is a business decision. Here’s a simple, low-risk path owners can follow to evaluate and implement India-first tools effectively:

1. Identify three daily pain points
    Start with the problems that steal the most owner time — e.g., chasing field updates, late invoices, or frequent stockouts. If a product can solve two of these well, it’s worth piloting.
2. Ask for quick, focused demos
    Request a 20–30 minute demo that shows exactly how the product solves your top pain points. Avoid long vendor presentations filled with features you don’t need.
3. Run a short pilot (14–30 days)
    A low-friction pilot with one team or region reveals real fit. Set clear KPIs up front (see below) and measure results at the end of the pilot.
4. Measure the right KPIs
   Track simple, meaningful metrics: onboarding time, reduction in manual follow-ups, days sales outstanding (DSO), percentage of stockouts, and support response time. These show business impact fast.
5. Check last-mile readiness
   Make sure field teams can use the tool on basic phones and via WhatsApp or lightweight mobile apps. Last-mile digitisation is the difference between data you can trust and data you chase.
6. Evaluate support and pricing
   Test support response during local business hours and ask for pricing aligned to your cash cycle — monthly or low-cost pilots reduce risk.
7. Scale incrementally
   If the pilot hits KPIs, expand by region or use-case. Keep the rollout time-boxed and repeat the pilot approach for each new team.

Final thought — start small, measure what matters

For business owners, technology should solve problems — not create new ones. The most sensible approach is to start with a focused pilot, measure real outcomes in weeks, and scale what proves effective. Homegrown platforms that combine last-mile features with practical onboarding and local support make that path shorter and safer: they show evidence, in plain language, and let owners decide based on results — not on promises.

Business owners interested in a quick demo or a low-risk pilot can usually request one through the vendor’s website. Small pilots often reveal whether a solution truly reduces daily friction — and that’s the first sign of tangible digital return.

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New Delhi [India], November 4: In a historic step for India’s growing artificial-intelligence ecosystem, Atomesus AI, developed under the leadership of Indus Valley Group, is gearing up for its official launch. The initiative, led by a group of passionate college innovators with research exposure to ISRO-linked projects, aims to make artificial intelligence accessible, affordable, and proudly Indian.

Pioneering Indian Innovation

Atomesus AI blends youthful creativity with deep technical expertise. The team has created a hybrid AI system that merges the precision of machine learning with the adaptability of contextual reasoning — a breakthrough designed to elevate user experience while preserving efficiency and scalability.

Unlike conventional startups that rely entirely on external technologies, Atomesus AI has built a proprietary integration layer combining in-house development with select global AI systems. This approach ensures enhanced performance, privacy protection, and a uniquely optimised platform for Indian and international users alike.

Mission: The World’s Most Affordable AI

Atomesus AI’s mission is clear — to become the world’s most affordable AI platform for everyone. From students and creators to small businesses and enterprises, the platform democratizes access to powerful AI tools once reserved for major corporations.

Its guiding motto, “AI for everyone, from India to the world,” reflects a commitment to inclusion, affordability, and global accessibility.

A Vision of National Self-Reliance

The founders of Atomesus AI envision an India that leads in the field of artificial intelligence. Their roadmap includes launching a fully indigenous AI model, trained and deployed entirely in India, using localised data to ensure data sovereignty and technological autonomy.

As part of Indus Valley Group — a forward-looking conglomerate engaged in AI, space technology, Web3, and citizen-security — Atomesus AI stands as a testament to India’s drive toward self-reliance in advanced technologies.

Looking Ahead

The upcoming launch is set to be a milestone in India’s technological journey. With its hybrid framework, cost-effective model, and patriotic vision, Atomesus AI could redefine how AI is developed, delivered, and democratized worldwide.

Global tech analysts and AI enthusiasts are closely watching this development — not merely for another product launch, but for the beginning of India’s AI independence.

Technology & Transparency Statement

Atomesus AI combines proprietary innovations with licensed third-party AI technologies to deliver world-class performance, reliability, and affordability. All systems are compliant with global data-protection and ethical-AI standards.

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• The event in Mumbai brings together leaders from Amazon, Microsoft, HSBC, IAAP, NCPEDP, Accenture, and government bodies.
• A report analyzing the state of digital accessibility across 100 top Indian websites spanning e-commerce, news, healthcare, government, and entertainment will be published at the event.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 31: BarrierBreak, a global frontrunner in digital accessibility solutions, proudly announces the 4th edition of its flagship event, Inclusive India: Digital First 2025. After the success of the first three editions, the event returns to Mumbai this year, scheduled for November 10, 2025, at JW Marriott Sahar. Designed to foster collaboration and drive meaningful progress, Inclusive India: Digital First 2025 aims to bring together industry leaders, technology experts, policymakers, and corporate decision-makers to accelerate digital inclusion and improve accessibility across India’s diverse digital ecosystem. New to this year’s agenda is a closed-door roundtable with top CXOs from across sectors.

Building on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPWD) Act and SEBI’s accessibility guidelines, the event will underscore the growing responsibility for both private and public sector organizations to make their digital platforms usable for everyone, including persons with disabilities. Digital accessibility ensures that websites, mobile apps, and digital services, etc., are designed so that people with visual, hearing, cognitive, or motor disabilities can access and use them effectively. In line with this, a ‘State of Digital Accessibility in India’ report will also be launched, covering the e-commerce, news, healthcare, and entertainment sectors. This marks the next phase in the study series initiated by BarrierBreak last year, beginning with the BB100 report that evaluated digital accessibility across India’s financial industry.

The roundtable is expected to be attended by over 150 senior leaders from the disability sector, government bodies, finance, e-commerce, technology, and consulting. The event, on the other hand, will see over 400 attendees and 50 speakers, with representatives from Amazon, Microsoft, Accenture, Cognizant, TCS, Deloitte, Freshworks, Target, Informatica, and Atos, to name a few.

“In a Digital First world, can India afford to leave over a billion disabled people behind? The answer is a resounding no,” said Shilpi Kapoor, Founder & CEO, BarrierBreak. “Our aim is to encourage conversations that will shift mindsets. It is to move beyond boardrooms and action on plans to ensure that inclusion and accessibility go beyond compliance to become drivers of equitable, meaningful participation.”

Inclusive India: Digital First brings together accessibility professionals, government leaders, CTOs, product owners, HR and D&I heads, UI/UX designers, nonprofits, Fortune 500 companies, startups, and IT innovators across sectors ,including e-commerce, news, healthcare, government, entertainment, fintech, edtech, and SaaS. Sessions will feature engaging keynotes, expert panels, and learning tracks covering: 

• Disability laws and policies
• Workplace accessibility best practices
• Inclusive design and accessibility guidelines
• Artificial intelligence in accessibility
• Hands-on learning for product teams and leaders

Purpose-built for change-makers and decision-makers, the event aims to:

• Generate meaningful dialogue and knowledge-sharing among industry leaders
• Inspire businesses to embed accessibility into their products, workplaces, and cultures
• Offer practical insights that drive measurable outcomes for digital inclusion

Armaan Ali, Executive Director, NCPEDP, shared, “As someone who has witnessed firsthand both the challenges and the breakthroughs of digital inclusion in India, I believe these conversations have genuine power. Alongside technological advancements, what moves us forward is our leaders, advocates, and lived experiences coming together to shape accessible futures. I see Inclusive India: Digital First as a crucible where transformative ideas take root and where our drive to build a barrier-free India is reignited each year.”

Recognized as a representative vendor in the recent 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for Digital Accessibility, we believe that BarrierBreak continues to set new benchmarks with human-centric, AI-powered accessibility platforms. Their expanded offerings are helping organizations transform accessibility from a compliance requirement into a core driver of innovation, equity, and business value.

The conference builds on the resounding success of the 2024 Bengaluru edition, attended by over 275 delegates and industry stalwarts.

To see the complete agenda and to register, visit https://newzhook.com/inclusive-agenda-2025/ or write to events@newzhook.com

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About BarrierBreak:

BarrierBreak, founded in 2004 in India, champions the idea that technology can empower people with disabilities and the elderly, enhancing their independence. Built on three foundational principles—harnessing the power of technology, fostering employment opportunities for people with disabilities, and operating as a for-profit social enterprise—BarrierBreak stands at the forefront of offshore digital accessibility testing and consulting.

With a team of over 270 accessibility experts, the company is dedicated to crafting inclusive digital experiences that align with global accessibility standards. BarrierBreak ensures compliance with WCAG 2.2 and 2.1 guidelines, Section 508, and ADA, and provides expert assistance in developing Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs). The organisation continues to set new benchmarks in the industry, offering end-to-end digital accessibility services including manual and automated audits, web and mobile remediation, consulting, VPAT creation, and training programs. This past year, their leadership and innovation were fortified by the launch of A11yInspect and A11yNow, combining advanced AI-driven automated scans with specialized manual testing to help organizations accelerate accessibility compliance and management.

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New Delhi [India], October 28: Two years ago, Noel identified a problem – students, especially in India, had little to no understanding of even basic finance. Inspired by his father, who works in the finance industry, he recognised a widespread problem: financial illiteracy. Determined to make a difference, he began developing what would become Finfluent – a free, AI-based platform that simplifies finance for people of all backgrounds.

What started as a small project has now evolved into a powerful educational initiative with nearly 10,000 active users and over 1,200 sign-ups, reaching students, families, and educators globally.

A Mission Rooted in Equity

Finfluent’s mission extends beyond just teaching finance – it is built on the ideology of making education available to everyone. The platform has various tools such as an AI financial chatbot in 50+ languages, a spending and stock tracker, interactive lessons, and personalised action plans that help users take constructive steps to improve their financial health.

National Recognition

FinFluent’s innovation has not gone unnoticed. The platform was recently recognised in the Top 40 startups in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow Competition, and further distinguished itself in the Top 10 AI startups – selected from 20,000+ applicants nationwide. This achievement will provide his startup with an ₹8 lakh grant for further development,

Through partnerships with schools and NGOs, Finfluent has also conducted financial literacy workshops, equipping young people with the tools to make better financial decisions.

A Young Changemaker Leading the Way

Noel Juby Chandy stands as an inspiring example of how determination and purpose can drive meaningful change. What began as a simple idea to make financial literacy accessible has evolved into a global movement empowering thousands of young people to take control of their financial futures.

As Finfluent continues to grow and impact lives across schools and communities, Noel’s journey proves that age is no barrier to innovation. His story is a reminder that anyone can create lasting change. Through his vision, he’s not just teaching finance; he’s inspiring a generation to believe that real change begins with one idea and the courage to act on it.

Check out the website at: https://www.finfluent.tech

Disclaimer: This press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Investments involve risk, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Readers should conduct their own research or consult with a qualified advisor before making any decisions.