Indian Knowledge Systems
Gautam Adani Launches Rs 100-Crore Initiative to Preserve India's Civilisational Heritage in the AI Era
Nov 22, 2025 05:24 pm CST
Industrialist Gautam Adani has unveiled a Rs 100-crore project to safeguard India's rich civilisational knowledge through the creation of a Bharat Knowledge Graph and development of scholar-technologists. This initiative aims to protect traditional Indian concepts from misinterpretation by AI systems while revitalizing the country's educational landscape by integrating ancient wisdom with modern technology.
Gautam Adani Pledges Rs 100 Crore for Bharat Knowledge Graph: Revitalizing India's Ancient Wisdom in the Digital Age
Nov 22, 2025 12:55 am CST
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani has announced a Rs 100 crore contribution toward the Bharat Knowledge Graph, a pioneering digital framework designed to preserve India's civilizational knowledge in the age of AI. This landmark initiative, launched at the Global Indology Conclave in collaboration with the Ministry of Education's Indian Knowledge Systems, aims to revitalize Indology and position India as a global knowledge leader through comprehensive research and digital preservation efforts.
Gautam Adani Warns of AI's Impact on India's Cultural Identity While Championing Civilisational Strength
Nov 21, 2025 10:05 pm CST
In his address at the Global Indology Conclave 2025, Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani emphasized how India's civilisational strength enables its economic success while warning that artificial intelligence represents a new form of invasion threatening cultural identity. He stressed the importance of preserving India's philosophical heritage and knowledge systems to navigate technological transformation, connecting personal experiences with epic narratives to illustrate how traditional values can guide modern development.
Reviving Indology: Adani Group and Ministry of Education Launch Landmark Research Initiative
Nov 20, 2025 09:33 pm CST
The Adani Group and Ministry of Education's IKS division have launched a significant Rs 13.16 crore national programme to revitalize Indology, supporting 14 PhD scholars researching India's traditional knowledge systems. This five-year initiative aims to reestablish India's ownership of its cultural heritage and integrate ancient wisdom with contemporary academic disciplines through research-driven perspectives.