Delhi AirportAdvisory:Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport on Monday issued a passenger advisory ahead of the India AI Summit at Bharat Mandapam. Travellers were warned of possible traffic congestion and delays to and from the airport, and were advised to use the metro for easier access. Passengers were specifically advised to use the Delhi Metro. The airport recommended the Magenta Line for Terminal 1 and the Airport Express Line for Terminals 2 and 3.
In a post on X, Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) asked passengers to plan their journeys in advance because major events in the national capital could affect road traffic. The advisory said: "In view of major events in Delhi that may impact travel to and from the airport, travellers are advised to plan their journey accordingly and consider alternative public transport options."
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The Expo covers over 70,000 square metres across 10 arenas and brings together global technology companies, startups, research institutions, academia, Union Ministries, State Governments, and international partners. Thirteen country pavilions will highlight international collaboration, featuring nations including Australia, Japan, Russia, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Serbia, Estonia, Tajikistan, and African countries.
Over 300 exhibition pavilions and live demonstrations will be organised under three themes – People, Planet, and Progress – showing how AI impacts different sectors.
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In addition, more than 500 sessions featuring over 3,250 speakers and panellists will be conducted during the event.
Meanwhile, the Impact Summit, the first international AI summit hosted in the Global South, will showcase New Delhi's ambition: to shape an AI future that is inclusive, responsible, and impactful. Under the IndiaAI Mission, the country is unveiling 12 indigenous foundation models developed by homegrown startups and consortia, trained on vast Indian datasets and tailored to the nation's 22 official languages.
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