CVF Strengthens AI Engagement with MeitY and NIC Officials in New Delhi

Chhabi Vishwa Foundation (CVF) continues to strengthen its engagement in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), emerging technologies, and digital transformation. As part of this ongoing effort, CVF Director Shri Partha Roy met senior officials from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and the National Informatics Centre (NIC) at the CGO Complex, New Delhi. The meeting included an interaction with Mrs. Sharmistha Dasgupta, Scientist-G/DDG & Head of Group, Artificial Intelligence Resources, NIC, MeitY, Government of India, and Dr. L. P. Sharma, Scientist-G/DDG & Head of Group, National Informatics Centre.

Focus on Advancing AI Initiatives

The interaction focused on exploring opportunities to further strengthen AI-related initiatives, capacity building, awareness, digital literacy, and responsible use of emerging technologies. The discussions also emphasized the growing importance of AI in education, governance, community development, and society. For CVF, the engagement represents an important step toward building meaningful collaborations with institutions and experts working at the forefront of India’s digital and AI ecosystem.

Building a Responsible AI Ecosystem

With AI rapidly transforming education, workplaces, governance, and everyday life, there is a growing need to ensure that its adoption remains responsible, inclusive, ethical, and people-centered. CVF aims to contribute to this ecosystem through awareness initiatives, educational programs, capacity building, and technology-enabled social interventions. The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives on how AI can be leveraged to create innovative and impactful solutions, particularly for education and community development.

CVF’s Commitment to Emerging Technologies

Chhabi Vishwa Foundation has been working on initiatives related to AI awareness, digital empowerment, education, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. The organization sees collaboration and knowledge exchange with government institutions and technology experts as an important pathway toward creating scalable and meaningful interventions. The meeting at CGO Complex marks another step in CVF’s efforts to gear up its AI-related work and explore new possibilities for technology-driven social impact.