They’ve launched Epoch Builder Edition, a full-stack platform letting Indian orgs build their own AI models in Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali; even Hinglish. Why does this matter? Because until now, most AI tools were built for English-first users, ignoring how Indians actually talk. Now, banks, govt departments, and startups can train AI on their own data; no overseas servers, no one-size-fits-all models. Imagine a public grievance system that understands your complaint in Kannanglish, or a legal assistant that reads local laws in Marathi. That’s the future Sarvam is building. Pilot projects already running with IITs and state governments; this isn’t theory. It’s quietly changing how India uses AI. If you’re building or working with AI in India, keep an eye on this. The platform goes into private preview next month. Big things start small; and this might be the start of India’s AI independence.