In the Union Budget 2026–27, the finance minister placed considerable emphasis on the role of artificial intelligence in India. Among the initiatives mentioned was VISTAAR for agriculture (Virtually Integrated System To Access Agricultural Resources). In simple terms, the programme aims to use digital data and technology infrastructure to give farmers practical, usable information, while also improving coordination between the Centre, the states, and agricultural institutions such as the ICAR.
More notably, the finance minister announced the launch of Bharat VISTAAR. This initiative proposes the use of AI to transform how agricultural data is generated and used by farmers and institutions. It will bring together information on weather, soil conditions and other inputs, delivered in multiple Indian languages. The use of AI is expected to make this data more meaningful and actionable, while the multilingual approach could extend the reach of such technology and information to large sections of India’s farming community.
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