As the Interim Budget 2024 approaches, all eyes are on the potential impact of investing in three AI Centres of Excellence on the Indian education system. These centers aim to realize the vision of "Make AI in India and Make AI work for India," focusing on interdisciplinary research and developing scalable solutions in agriculture, health, and sustainable cities. Educational institutions are set to play a pivotal role. "Our strategic investment in three AI Centres of Excellence resonates with the core principles of our education system," says Poshak Agrawal, Co-Founder of Athena Education. "This deliberate move is set to catalyze a transformative paradigm shift in our education system, empowering both students and the nation." Dr. Ravinder Goyal, Co-Founder of Erekrut HR Automation Solutions Pvt Ltd, adds, "We believe advanced AI systems will enrich recruitment and hiring for both companies and candidates. By participating in the vibrant ecosystem around initiatives like 'Make AI in India' and 'Make AI work for India,' we are eager to develop more inclusive solutions that connect people to the right opportunities." These investments are expected to foster innovation, enhance digital skills, and prepare the next generation for the demands of the digital age. The AI Centres of Excellence will not only advance research but also nurture quality human resources in the field of AI. To read the full story, please see the article below.