Digital India 2.0: AI and Public Cloud Architecture for Citizen Services
MeitY rolls out BharatGen and the National Open Cloud Stack, enabling state governments to deploy conversational voice bots in 14 native languages for welfare scheme delivery.
Engineers collaborating on localized AI models at the India International Technology Centre.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has initiated the next phase of the Digital India flagship program, titled Digital India 2.0. The framework incorporates sovereign artificial intelligence compute clusters and opensource multilingual models under the BharatGen consortium.
Citizens will now be able to interact with central portals using colloquial voice commands in regional languages, enabling illiterate and semi-literate individuals to check their pension status, apply for crop insurance, and book primary health appointments without visiting physical CSC centers.
