Bengaluru, Nov. 4 -- Bengaluru : As artificial intelligence continues to transform economies and industries worldwide, recent estimates indicate that AI could add more than $500 billion to India's economy by 2030. Realising this potential will depend not just on AI adoption, but on India's ability to prepare its workforce and strengthen the entire education and skilling ecosystem. In response to this urgent need, DIDAC India and DIDAC Skills 2026, Asia's largest and India's only exhibition and conference dedicated to education and skills, will be held in Bengaluru from November 25 to 27. This landmark event will unite educators, policymakers, innovators, and industry leaders to address a broad spectrum of areas shaping the future of learnin...