India’s New AI Governance Guidelines
On 5th November 2025, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), under the IndiaAI Mission, unveiled the India AI Governance Guidelines, a comprehensive framework to ensure safe, inclusive, and responsible AI adoption across sectors.
- The guidelines were drafted by a high-level committee chaired by Prof. Balaraman Ravindran of IIT Madras, with participation from government, academia and industry experts.
Overview of the Guidelines
7 Key Principles for Ethical and Responsible AI
- Trust is the Foundation. Without trust, innovation and adoption will stagnate.
- People First. Human-centric design, human oversight, and human empowerment.
- Innovation over Restraint. All other things being equal, responsible innovation ....
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