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Govt to launch AI mission, innovation hubs in Gurugram, Panchkula

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Thursday underscored the vital role of innovation in driving progress in an increasingly competitive global landscape. Addressing the International Conference Vision 2047: A Prosperous and Great India in Delhi, Saini said, “Innovation is...
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Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Thursday underscored the vital role of innovation in driving progress in an increasingly competitive global landscape. Addressing the International Conference Vision 2047: A Prosperous and Great India in Delhi, Saini said, “Innovation is the cornerstone of progress in today’s global competition.”

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Highlighting sectors like AI, robotics, machine learning, renewable energy, and biotechnology as the pillars of modern India, Saini outlined Haryana’s steps toward creating a vibrant innovation ecosystem. “We’ve established incubation centres in universities and tinkering labs in educational institutions to promote Atal Innovation on the ground,” he said.

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He announced the launch of an AI Mission for Haryana, with technology hubs in Gurugram and Panchkula. “These hubs will provide training to over 50,000 youth and professionals, preparing them for future job markets,” he added.

Saini noted that Haryana already leads in economic indicators despite its small size. “With a per capita income nearly double the national average, Haryana contributes 3.8% to the country’s GDP. Our real strength is our youth,” he said.

The conference, which brought together institutions like the Swadeshi Research Institute, ICAR, and universities from India and Norway, was described by Saini as “not just an ideological platform but an opportunity to define shared aspirations and national goals.”

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Looking ahead to 2047, the centenary of India's Independence, the Chief Minister urged the audience to reflect on the nation's journey. “Our efforts should focus on making India prosperous, powerful, and self-reliant,” he said, echoing PM Narendra Modi’s goal of a developed India by 2047.

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