This Govt-Funded ₹235 Cr AI Initiative is India’s Real Answer to DeepSeek.
Supported by National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems, Department of Science & Technology (NM-ICPS, DST)
A multilingual data repository reflecting India's diversity supports AI with locally relevant datasets and data sovereignty.
BharatGen focuses on efficient AI models for Indian languages with limited digital presence, ensuring high performance with minimal data.
BharatGen integrates text, speech, and images into AI models for inclusivity and robust solutions across Indian languages.
BharatGen supports the startup ecosystem with tools, mentorship, and collaboration, empowering entrepreneurs to create innovative AI applications for India.
Combines academic research and industry expertise to innovate scalable AI through public-private partnerships, positioning India as a global leader across agriculture,education,and healthcare.
BharatGen aims to strengthen India's AI talent pool through fellowships, hackathons, and courses, positioning it as a global innovation hub.
We are proud to announce #BharatGen as a pioneering LLM Initiative in generative #AI led by Technology Innovation Hub setup at IIT, Bombay by India DST under National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems #NMICPS.
An announcement that every India would be proud of ! At the AI Summit in hashtag#Paris, PM Sh Narendra Modi has declared that India is building its own Large Language Model considering our diversity.
How government-funded BharatGen is building one of the earliest population-scale LLMs with less than Rs 235 crore.
BharatGen, was launched as the first government-funded Multimodal LLM project focused on creating efficient and inclusive AI in Indian languages by Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh .
Announcement and demonstration of the first set of foundational models and applications at the India Mobile Congress on October 17th 2024
Presentation to the Honorable Minister at a talk organized by the DST Secretary Prof. Abhay Karandikar to secretaries and scientists of other scientific ministries.
BharatGen, was launched as the first government-funded Multimodal LLM project focused on creating efficient and inclusive AI in Indian languages by Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh .
Announcement and demonstration of the first set of foundational models and applications at the India Mobile Congress on October 17th 2024
Presentation to the Honorable Minister at a talk organized by the DST Secretary Prof. Abhay Karandikar to secretaries and scientists of other scientific ministries.
Industry leaders Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, and other senior executives.
Turing Award Winner Yann LeCun and other key figures from the industrial sector.