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8 more companies added to India AI mission: Vaishnaw

Hindustan Times

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September 19, 2025

THE I.T. MINISTRY ALSO ANNOUNCED PLANS TO DEVELOP OVER 500 AI DATA LABS TO BOOST TALENT AND INFRA

- Sejal Sharma

The government has selected eight more companies to develop large language models (LLMs) under the India AI Mission, bringing the total number of participants to 12, IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced in New Delhi on Thursday.

Speaking at a pre-event for the Al Impact Summit scheduled for February 2026, Vaishnaw revealed that IIT Bombay Consortium-BharatGen, Fractal Analytics, Tech Mahindra, Avataar Al, Zeinteiq Aitech Innovations, Genloop Intelligence, NeuroDX (Intellihealth), and Shodh AI have been selected to join the programme.

The announcement comes as the Centre ramps up its artificial intelligence capabilities, with the new entrants joining four previously selected firms—Sarvam AI, Gnani AI, Soket AI, and Gan AI. “The models which were selected earlier are also progressing very well. I think we are on track to unveil our models by the time the Impact Summit comes,” he said.

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