India, Oct. 26 -- India's AI sovereignty will depend on its ability to control data, govern systems, and retain choice over technology providers. At KPMG in India's Agrasar Bharat Manch, panellists explored what this requires across infrastructure, networks, talent, and governance.

The session, "Digital Sovereignty in AI: Building an independent and resilient India," examined how enterprises and government institutions can build self-reliance while remaining connected to the global technology ecosystem.

Moderated by Purushothaman KG, National AI Leader and Head - Technology Transformation, KPMG India, the discussion brought together government, telecom, and technology leaders. Its central concern was how India could develop and govern A...