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The Pramod Sawant government has launched Goa AI Mission 2027, aiming to empower citizens, boost governance, and drive innovation by building a robust AI ecosystem.

Goa AI Mission 2027 Launched to Propel State into Tech Future

Goa AI Mission 2027: Innovations and Goals

The Pramod Sawant government has launched Goa AI Mission 2027, aiming to empower citizens, boost governance, and drive innovation by building a robust AI ecosystem.

The Pramod Sawant government has rolled out Goa AI Mission 2027, a visionary roadmap to build an inclusive and future-ready Artificial Intelligence ecosystem, officials said.
The mission, a bold leap from Goa's laid-back coastal charm to cutting-edge tech ambition, aims to empower people, enhance governance and spark innovation across sectors, placing the state firmly on the digital transformation map, they said.
In a recently held meeting, Chief Minister Sawant and state Information Technology Minister Rohan Khaunte appealed to stakeholders to work towards drafting the AI Mission 2027, aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision.
Nearly 350 Information Technology companies and startups are operating in Goa, as per data from the IT department.
Goa Information and Technology Director Kabir Shirgaonkar told PTI Videos that the state government's AI mission is derived from the Centre's ambitious India AI Mission.
"We intend to meet various objectives through this mission, and one of them is create an inclusive and future-friendly AI ecosystem to empower citizens, enhance governance and support innovation across sectors," he said.
The government's predominant focus under the Goa AI Mission 2027 would be on setting up Graphic Processing Units (GPUs) to increase compute capacity, Shirgaonkar said.
"There's also the concept of an AI Coach. When talking about AI, datasets are very important. The Government of Goa will play an active role in preparing datasets, as you all know, the government possesses a vast amount of data, and these datasets will be critical when working with AI," he said.
Shirgaonkar said the ethical use of AI will also be a major focus area as the Goa government moves forward.
"Some of the major highlights of the Goa AI Mission include the formulation of a Goa AI Policy," he said, adding the AI Advisory Council has already been formulated.
"The AI Advisory Council, a multi-stakeholder body, aims to provide strategic direction and ensure consistent implementation across domains. So, the first step is the formation of the council, followed by drafting of the Goa AI Policy," he explained.
Shirgaonkar further said the focus will also include AI education, the setting up of Goa AI Labs, and the development of a Konkani Large Language Model (LLM).
"As you know, language models are essential, and developing a Konkani LLM will be one of our key priorities. We aim to use AI to preserve and promote Goa's cultural and linguistic heritage through this locally built LLM in Konkani," he said.
Specifically, the Goa AI Mission will rest on four core pillars -- skilling, startups and companies, capital, and government and infrastructure, the official said.
"Under the 'skilling' pillar, we will target colleges and schools to ensure that AI education is integrated at all levels so that our future generation is AI-ready," he said.
Amarsh Chaturvedi, co-founder of Neural Private Ltd in Panaji, said his is an AI first startup, working with enterprises to help scale their AI initiators with ease and comfort.
"We are also glad to be a part of the AI state mission in Goa, which is one of the pioneering initiatives in the country," he added.
Goa is one of the "very, very few states in the country" which is looking at AI and making the state ready for the future in technology, Chaturvedi said.
He said the Goa AI Mission 2027 also aims at bringing together academia, industry, startups and the government to fulfil multiple objectives.
"The first one being making the population of Goa AI ready, and this also entails skilling and reskilling people to work with AI, not just as users, but also creators," he said.
The mission also includes building the core infrastructure to carry out foundational research, not just physical infrastructure, but digital infrastructure that could entail collaboration of academia in Goa with universities elsewhere in the world, Chaturvedi said.
"So, from a holistic perspective, the intent is right and the steps that are being planned to undertake and fulfil the objectives of this mission are also in the right place," he added.
Milind Prabhu, CEO of Genora Infotech Pvt Ltd, Goa, said he was very happy to hear about the state government's initiative.
It is a great initiative as Goa is a preferred place for innovative work to be done and AI is the next tech innovation that is happening, he said.
"So, it's a great thing that we are focussing on it," Prabhu added.

Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued.Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12.Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting".On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM.He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani.Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim.He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority.However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.

Who's next Goa CM? BJP maintains suspense as MLA Vishwajit Rane meets Governor; Pramod Sawant in limbo

Who's next Goa CM? BJP maintains suspense as BJP MLA Vishwajit Rane meets Governor; Pramod Sawant in limbo


Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued. Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12. Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.
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 After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
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 ((VISHWAJIT RANE GOVERNOR MEET VISUALS))
 After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting". On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM. He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.
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 ((SAWANT VISUALS))
 Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani. Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim. He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.
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 Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority. However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.
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 CAPTIONS Suspense over next Goa CM Pramod Sawant won't continue? Vishwajit Rane met Governor BJP fell 1 short of majority mark BJP got support of MGP, Independents

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Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued.&nbsp;Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12.
Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.&nbsp;After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
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After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting".&nbsp;On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM.&nbsp;He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.
Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani.&nbsp;Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim.&nbsp;He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.
Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority.&nbsp;However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.

Goa Exit Polls: As exit polls predict a hung house in Goa, political activities in both the BJP and the Congress camp have already begun.

Goa Exit Polls 2022: Hung house predicted, BJP and Congress already in post-counting mode

Goa Exit Polls: Hung house predicted, BJP and Congress already in post-counting mode

Hectic activity in Congress and BJP&nbsp;as hung house predicted in Goa Goa&nbsp;CM meets PM Modi, BJP&nbsp;hs started talks with smaller parties
Reports: MGP&nbsp;not inclined to support BJP&nbsp;with Sawant at helm
Cong ready to shift its&nbsp;MLAs&nbsp;out of Goa, sends feelers to AAP, TMC

Goa CM Pramod Sawant met&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sawant&nbsp;to brief the PM about the prospects of BJP coming back to power in the coastal state.

Goa Exit Polls: As exit polls predict a hung house in Goa, political activities in both the BJP and the Congress camp have already begun.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/goa-cm-pramod-sawant-we-know-the-ground-reality-1646662395456" target="_blank">Goa CM Pramod Sawant</a> met Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/varanasi-pm-modi-vs-akhilesh-s-roadshow-pm-s-tea-stall-trip-kashi-vishwanath-prayers-before-last-phase-1646419135297" target="_blank">Narendra Modi</a>. Sawant&nbsp;in Delhi to brief the PM about the prospects of BJP coming back to power in the coastal state.
After meeting the PM, Sawant will reportedly go to Mumbai to discuss the post-result strategy with BJP Goa incharge Devendra Fadnavis.
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Reports said that the BJP has already started talks with smaller regional parties for support post results.
Some reports said that the MGP is not inclined to back Pramod Sawant, who had dropped the party from the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">Goa </a>cabinet after taking over as Chief Minister following Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019.
Hectic activities are also on in the Congress camp, with the party reportedly planning to shift its Goa MLAs to Maharashtra to shield them from poaching.
The party has also signalled a massive shift by saying it is open to an alliance with Arvind Kejriwal's AAP and the Trinamool in case it falls short of numbers.
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

Goa CM Pramod Sawant: We know the ground reality

Goa CM Pramod Sawant: We know the ground reality

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant has now clarified his controversial remarks on the gangrape of two minor girls where he seemed to blame the victims and their parents.
Sawant triggered outrage when he tried to pin the blame on the parents asking why were the girls out on beach so late. The CM had added that it was the parents' duty to ensure the safety of their children, and that the girls should not have been allowed to leave home at night, particularly as they are minors.
The chief minister on Friday clarified that his remarks were taken out of context. "Both as head of a responsible Govt &amp; as a father of a 14-yr-old daughter, I was deeply pained &amp; disturbed," Sawant stated. He added that at no point, he tried to deny the right to security provided by our law to the citizens.
The comments triggered outcry from the opposition, who have demanded Pramod Sawant's resignation and said Goa has become more dangerous for women under BJP rule

Under fire over rape remarks, Goa CM clarifies. Says this

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant has now clarified his controversial remarks on the gangrape of two minor girls where he seemed to blame the victims and their parents.

Under fire over rape remarks, Goa CM clarifies

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant has now clarified his controversial remarks on the gangrape of two minor girls where he seemed to blame the victims and their parents.
Sawant triggered outrage when he tried to pin the blame on the parents asking why were the girls out on beach so late. The CM had added that it was the parents' duty to ensure the safety of their children, and that the girls should not have been allowed to leave home at night, particularly as they are minors.
The chief minister on Friday clarified that his remarks were taken out of context. "Both as head of a responsible Govt &amp; as a father of a 14-yr-old daughter, I was deeply pained &amp; disturbed," Sawant stated. He added that at no point, he tried to deny the right to security provided by our law to the citizens.
Byte: Pramod Sawant:&nbsp;
The comments triggered outcry from the opposition, who have demanded Pramod Sawant's resignation and said Goa has become more dangerous for women under BJP rule

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant has now clrified his controversial remarks on the gangrape of two minor girls where he seemed to blame the victims and their parents.

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant has now clarified his <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/goa-cm-on-rape-of-two-girls-on-beach-parents-must-introspect-why-children-go-to-beaches-at-night-1627478792599" target="_blank">controversial remarks on the gangrape of two minor girls</a> where he seemed to blame the victims and their parents.
Sawant triggered outrage when he tried to pin the blame on the parents asking why were the girls out on beach so late. The CM had added that it was the parents' duty to ensure the safety of their children, and that the girls should not have been allowed to leave home at night, particularly as they are minors.
The chief minister on Friday clarified that his remarks were taken out of context. "Both as head of a responsible Govt &amp; as a father of a 14-yr-old daughter, I was deeply pained &amp; disturbed," Sawant stated. He added that at no point, he tried to deny the right to security provided by our law to the citizens.
The comments triggered outcry from the opposition, who have demanded Pramod Sawant's resignation and said Goa has become more dangerous for women under BJP rule

Worst floods in Goa in 40 years. One person died, around 1,000 houses were damaged and hundreds of people evacuated from low-lying parts 

Goa sees worst floods in decades, almost 1000 homes damaged, hundreds evacuated

Worst floods in Goa&nbsp;in 40 years.&nbsp;One person died, around 1,000 houses were damaged and hundreds of people evacuated from low-lying parts&nbsp;

Goa&nbsp;reels under heavy flooding, CM claims 'worst&nbsp; in 40 years'
Sattari, Bicholim, Ponda, Dharbandora, Bardez,&nbsp;&nbsp;Pernem&nbsp;hit hard
1 dead, around 1,000 houses damage, hundreds of people evacuated
Valvanti and Chapora rivers overflowing due to&nbsp;incessant rains
Disaster management cell working on evacuating people across low laying plains
CM: Govt run schools converted into temporary shelter homes

Worst floods in Goa&nbsp;in 40 years.&nbsp;One person died, around 1,000 houses were damaged and hundreds of people evacuated from low-lying parts&nbsp;

One person died, around 1,000 houses were damaged and hundreds of people evacuated from low-lying parts as Goa on Friday reeled under one of the worst floods in nearly 40 years.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant who visited certain affected areas to monitor rescue and relief operations told reporters that the floods have badly hit Sattari, Bicholim, Ponda, Dharbandora, Bardez and Pernem.
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Valvanti and Chapora rivers were reported to be overflowing because of the incessant rains.
The Chief Minister said this is the worst floods since 1982, adding properties worth crores of rupees have been damaged.
The disaster management cell swung into action and evacuated people who were stranded at different locations.
Sawant informed that government-run schools have been converted into temporary shelter homes to accommodate people evacuated from flooded areas.
Health Minister Vishwajit Rane is monitoring the evacuation process.

Goa CM Pramod Sawant tests Covid-19 +ve, in home isolation

Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant&nbsp;has&nbsp;tested positive for Covid-19. In a tweet, he confirmed the reports adding that he is&nbsp;asymptomatic and has opted for home isolation.
He added that he will continue to discharge his duties working from home. He urged those who came in contact with him to take necessary precautions.
On Tuesday, he held a meeting via video conference with officers in charge of COVID-19 care centers in Goa and reviewed the functioning of the centres.
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Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant&nbsp;has&nbsp;tested positive for Covid-19. In a tweet, he confirmed the reports adding that he is&nbsp;asymptomatic and has opted for home isolation.
He added that he will continue to discharge his duties working from home. He urged those who came in contact with him to take necessary precautions.
On Tuesday, he held a meeting via video conference with officers in charge of COVID-19 care centers in Goa and reviewed the functioning of the centres.
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