India AI Policy Tracker

India's AI legislation, regulations, and government guidelines: curated from official sources: MeitY, PIB, NITI Aayog.

Entries are short orientations for founders, legal teams, and researchers. Status labels (draft, enacted, consultation) reflect our last check:not legal advice. For filings or compliance, use the linked circular, gazette, or ministry page and your counsel.

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Consumer Awareness Program at Chandigarh (Chandigarh) by Citizens Awarness Group Chandigarh

Consumer Awareness Program at Chandigarh (Chandigarh) by Citizens Awarness Group Chandigarh nitinkumar Mon, 08/17/2026 - 15:17 Date Wed, 08/19/2026 - 12:00 District Chandigarh Division Consumer Affairs Date & Time Wed, 08/19/2026 - 14:00 Programme Category CAP by CAG's Event Status In progress Contact Person Name Smt. Mohinder Kour Kataria Contact person Email citizensawarenessgroup1313@gmail.com…

AI Policy FAQs

Does India have an AI regulation law?

India does not yet have a dedicated AI regulation law. Instead, AI is governed through a sectoral approach: the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (for data), MeitY's AI advisory (for LLM deployment), ICMR guidelines (for healthcare AI), and SEBI regulations (for financial AI). A comprehensive AI regulatory framework is being developed under the IndiaAI Mission's Safe & Trusted AI pillar.

What is the IndiaAI Mission and how does it affect AI policy in India?

The IndiaAI Mission (Rs 10,372 crore, approved March 2024) is India's primary AI policy framework. Its 7 pillars include a 'Safe and Trusted AI' pillar that will develop India's AI governance guidelines, audit frameworks, and standards. It is administered by MeitY and establishes India's strategic direction for AI development, regulation, and adoption.