This repository outlines a comprehensive strategy for making India a global leader in AI, focusing on inclusive, ethical, and affordable AI solutions. It targets government, industry, educators, developers, and the general public, aiming to build a $5 trillion AI economy by 2035 through ecosystem development and massive parallelization.

How It Works

The strategy employs the "SCALE" framework: Skill Development, Collaborative Infrastructure, Application-First Innovation, Leveraged Partnerships, and Ecosystem Enablement. It draws inspiration from successful models in Israel, China, Estonia, and Singapore, adapting them for India's context with unique differentiators like frugal AI innovation, multilingual support, community-driven development, and a mobile-first approach.

Quick Start & Requirements

This repository is a strategy document and does not contain executable code. It provides frameworks, roadmaps, and guides for ecosystem development.

Highlighted Details

• Vision: To make India the global leader in inclusive, ethical, and affordable AI solutions.
• Goals: Train 1 million AI professionals, launch 10,000 AI startups, achieve top 3 global AI nation status, and impact 2 billion lives within 10 years.
• Investment: Seeks ₹25,00,000 Crore over 10 years from government, private sector, international sources, and alternative channels.
• Key Differentiators: Frugal AI innovation (10x cost reduction), multilingual AI (200+ languages), community-driven development, mobile-first approach, and an ethical AI framework.

Maintenance & Community

Contact is available via email (aigrantsindia at gmail.com) and the website (aigrants.in). The movement is promoted via #AIForIndia.

Licensing & Compatibility

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. It permits free use, sharing, and building upon the strategy, suitable for commercial and open-source applications.

Limitations & Caveats

As a strategic document, it does not provide implementation tools or code. Its success relies heavily on the adoption and execution of the outlined plans by various stakeholders across India.