Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi, Executive Vice President of AISECT India, said the organisation aims to make AI education accessible to learners across every region of the country.
AISECT India has received the AI Literacy Excellence Award at the 7th Bharat CSR Sustainability Summit and Awards 2026 for its work in expanding access to Artificial Intelligence education across India.
The recognition acknowledges AISECT India’s efforts to build AI literacy through mobile learning, partnerships, skilling programmes and community outreach.
AISECT India has a network of more than 65,000 centres across 29 states and 6 Union Territories. The organisation has used this network to take AI learning to schools, colleges, rural communities and underserved regions.
Under its AI Literacy Mission, AISECT India aims to create AI literacy and awareness among 1 crore people across India by 2030. The organisation has launched five AI Kaushal Rath mobile learning units to take practical AI education to students and communities.
Through the UNICEF Passport to Earning Programme, AISECT India has trained 1,25,000 young people in Artificial Intelligence, digital productivity and employability skills. The YUVA AI for All initiative has introduced 48,000 students to basic AI concepts.
The HAL Kaushal Rath initiative, implemented with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has supported 1,806 beneficiaries. The Skills on Wheels Programme, run with IndusInd Bank, has reached 5,606 learners.
Together, these initiatives have reached more than 1,80,637 beneficiaries across India.
The award was received on behalf of AISECT India by Abhishek Gupta, General Manager, and Mukesh Kumar, Manager.
Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi, Executive Vice President, AISECT India, said, “Artificial Intelligence is redefining the future of education, employment, and innovation. The real opportunity lies not only in developing AI technologies but in ensuring that every learner has the knowledge and confidence to use them responsibly and effectively. At AISECT India, our mission is to democratise AI education by making it accessible, inclusive, and relevant for learners across every region of the country. This recognition reinforces our commitment to building an AI-ready India where technology creates opportunities for all.”
Abhishek Gupta, General Manager, AISECT India, said, “This recognition belongs to every learner, educator, partner, and team member who has contributed to AISECT India’s AI Literacy Mission. It encourages us to expand our partnerships, strengthen innovation, and continue creating learning ecosystems that equip India’s youth with the future-ready skills required in the digital age.”
The recognition also reflects the leadership of Santosh Choubey, Chairman, AISECT, and the organisation’s continued work in education, skill development, entrepreneurship and digital inclusion.
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