Tuesday marked a milestone at the India AI Impact Summit and Expo 2026 in Delhi, where Bihar’s pavilion opened its doors amid international acclaim. From February 16-20 at Bharat Mandapam, the event underscores India’s AI prowess, following PM Modi’s opening address.
Bihar’s top officials—Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, Minister Dilip Jaiswal, and Shreyasi Singh—inaugurated the space, showcasing the state’s AI expertise and vision. Key promotions include the Bihar Semiconductor Policy 2026 and GCC Policy 2026, designed to draw multinational tech investments and foster an innovation ecosystem.
PM Modi, speaking on the summit’s second day, linked scientific advancement to societal needs, citing a timeless Sanskrit shloka on intellectual virtues: the will to hear, mindful listening, comprehension, logic, and firm decisions.
Global participation shines bright with 13 nations involved, including heavyweights like Australia, Russia, France, and Italy. The expo features 300+ pavilions themed around People, Planet, and Prosperity, plus demos from 600+ startups revolutionizing AI applications.
Bihar’s initiative reflects a calculated move to redefine its economic narrative through technology. Industry watchers hail it as a smart play in India’s AI boom, promising influxes of capital, talent, and opportunities that could reshape the region’s future.