There are moments when history shifts. Most people sleep through them.
In 2023, a farmer in rural India pulled out his dusty smartphone and did something that would've been unthinkable a decade earlier. He asked an AI chatbot to help him complete a complex government subsidy form.
It wasn’t in English. It wasn’t in Hindi. It was in his local dialect.
And the bot understood him perfectly.
That moment didn’t make the front page. But it should have. Because it marked something extraordinary:
India's AI revolution had reached the grassroots.
While Silicon Valley bickered over boardroom politics, India was quietly stepping into a position of global leadership in artificial intelligence.
Then came a single week in December 2025 that turned whispers into a roar.
Amazon, Microsoft, and Google committed a staggering $67.5 billion to build out India's AI infrastructure.
This move wasn’t for show. It was deliberate. A message from the world’s biggest tech players.
India has moved from potential to position. The world is watching.
And if your portfolio isn’t tuned to this shift, you could be missing the most one-sided opportunity of the next ten years.
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