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Reimagining Access: Digital Inclusion & Education for All

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The Digital Inclusion Summit 2026 brought together educators, policymakers, technology leaders, and philanthropists to drive conversations around equitable access to digital learning and the future of inclusive education in India. Held in New Delhi as a precursor to the broader AI impact discussions in the country, the Summit focused on ensuring that technology and AI are deployed responsibly and inclusively to bridge the digital divide.

The event spotlighted how human-centric AI, digital infrastructure, and cross-sector collaboration can transform learning outcomes, particularly for underserved communities. A key highlight was a powerful discussion hosted by Accelerate Indian Philanthropy (AIP) on enabling purposeful philanthropy for long-term impact.

The session featured leading philanthropists including Anupama Dalmia, Founder of Seekho Sikhao Foundation; Jaishree Goyal, Founder of Anandaya Foundation; and Shaifalika Panda of Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation. The discussion was moderated by Radhika Jain, Philanthropy Partner & COO at AIP.

The panel emphasised that philanthropy must go beyond funding — acting as catalytic capital, nurturing innovative ideas, and strengthening community-led solutions. By aligning technology, education, and strategic giving, the Summit reinforced a shared vision: making digital access and quality education truly accessible for all.


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