Bihar has partnered with Google, Microsoft, CoRover and Sarvam AI to accelerate AI driven governance and improve citizen services through digital innovation.
Google India and the Ministry of Tourism have partnered to use AI for improving destination discovery, multilingual tourism content and digital traveller engagement.
India’s biggest brands are investing in multilingual AI as regional languages, voice interactions and mixed-language communication reshape digital adoption.
Shunya Labs has launched a multilingual Voice AI platform supporting 216 languages, aiming to improve digital access and inclusion across India.
OpenAI says India is becoming a major force in multilingual AI and image generation as regional language usage and creator adoption continue rising.
The Ministry of Ayush has partnered with Bhashini to strengthen multilingual AI-powered healthcare access and digital public services.
Alibaba unveils open-source Qwen3.5-9B AI model that delivers competitive benchmark performance while running efficiently on modest hardware systems.
Sarvam has launched Indus, a multilingual AI chat app tailored for India, intensifying competition in the country’s rapidly growing AI market.
C Com Digital has launched Synapse1, an AI-powered platform built to enable multilingual marketing campaigns across regional languages and digital channels.
Bartronics India will introduce a voice-first multilingual app to extend its agritech platform in rural areas, aiming to improve farmer access to technology and services.
Google DeepMind has invested in Indian AI startup CoRover AI, creator of BharatGPT, signalling growing global interest in India-focused language models.
OpenAI introduces IndQA, a benchmark spanning 12 Indian languages and 10 cultural domains to test models on reasoning and regional context.
Reddit expands its AI-driven search experience to French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, enhancing accessibility for users worldwide.
Corover launches BharatGPT Mini at VivaTech 2025—an offline, multilingual AI model designed for India’s low-infra, regional language-first market.
