Gujarat's Digital Revolution: CM Bhupendra Patel Launches Unified AI Stack

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel launched the Gujarat Unified Digital Stack, aiming to enhance digital governance with a citizen-centric approach. Unveiled at the Regional AI Impact Conference, the initiative promises faster, smarter service delivery. Strategic MoUs will advance AI capabilities, making Gujarat a hub for global digital connectivity.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel unveiled the Gujarat Unified Digital Stack with a vision to transform digital governance across the state, emphasizing a citizen-centric approach. This initiative was announced during the Regional AI Impact Conference at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, marking a significant step toward streamlined service delivery.

The conference serves as a precursor to the AI Impact Summit set for February 2026. It highlighted the government's commitment to leveraging AI through tools like Agriculture AI and Scheme Eligibility Verification, as well as the launch of the Gujarat Cloud Adoption Guidelines 2025, aimed at enhancing digital infrastructure.

Strategic partnerships were formed, including MoUs with Google and Bhashini to advance multilingual AI and one with GIFT City and Henox for establishing a Cable Landing Station, enhancing global connectivity. Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi underscored Gujarat's role in the AI revolution, inviting investments in innovation.

(With inputs from agencies.)