Bodhan AI Conclave 2026
About The Event
Tekstac was proud to participate in the Bharat Bodhan AI Conclave 2026, an anchor initiative led by the IIT Madras and supported by the MoE, Government of India.
Held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, the conclave brought together policymakers, educators, technology innovators, academic institutions, and industry leaders to explore how Artificial Intelligence can transform learning across India.
As an exhibitor at the event, the Tekstac team showcased our GenAI-powered learning and skilling platform, engaging with education leaders, institutions, government stakeholders, and enterprise decision-makers. Our booth became a space for meaningful conversations around AI-driven learning, workforce readiness, personalised skilling, and the future of education-to-employment pathways.
Session Details
Feb 12 to 13 2026 | New Delhi
Key Highlights
The launch of the Bharat EduAI Stack emerged as a major milestone for India’s education ecosystem. The initiative highlights India’s commitment to creating a collaborative ecosystem that accelerates innovation while maintaining accessibility and inclusivity.
A recurring theme across discussions was the need to connect education more closely with employability and workforce development.
Sessions explored how AI can:
- Personalise learning journeys at scale
- Support adaptive assessments and skill development
- Improve learner engagement through intelligent tutoring
- Enable data-driven learning interventions
- Bridge the gap between education outcomes and industry requirements
The conclave also featured discussions around Sovereign Large Language Models (LLMs) and India’s growing focus on building AI solutions that are developed within the country and tailored to local needs.
Another meaningful takeaway was the strong focus on Mother Tongue-Based Pedagogy (MTBP).
Speakers highlighted how AI can help democratise access to education by enabling multilingual learning experiences.
Tekstac at the Conclave
Throughout the event, the Tekstac team engaged with leaders of various sectors to discuss the future of AI-powered learning.
The conversations reinforced a common belief: the future of learning will be personalised, data-driven, and powered by AI.
