Forget flashy chatbots or Silicon Valley giants. This is about India building its own AI brain, from scratch, for its own needs. At the Vice President’s residence in Delhi, a homegrown AI stack called 'Gnani Artha' was launched; crafted by a Bengaluru startup you’ve probably never heard of. It’s built for one thing: keeping India’s data, decisions, and digital future under Indian control. Here’s what makes it special: - It speaks 11 Indian languages; not just English. - It uses fewer tokens (that’s AI jargon for 'less computational cost') than global models like GPT-5 or Llama. - Its core is an open-weight model; meaning, it’s not locked behind corporate gates. Anyone can tweak or study it, under a friendly Apache 2.0 license. And the kicker? The whole thing runs on an architecture that only wakes up parts of the AI when needed; saving energy and cost. Imagine your phone’s processor only activating the part it needs for a task. That’s Mixture-of-Experts; and India’s now using it for national AI muscle. This isn’t just tech news. This is India quietly building its digital sovereignty; one line of code at a time. And if you’re preparing for UPSC or state exams? This is the kind of 'IndiaAI Mission' detail that could separate you from the crowd. The biggest AI battle isn’t happening in California. It’s happening right here; in Bangalore, Dehradun, and Delhi. And it’s written in Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, and Marathi.