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The ISAIL Secretariat’s Submission to UNESCO and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India on the Final Stakeholder Consultation on AI Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM) in India

The ISAIL Secretariat’s Submission to UNESCO and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India on the Final Stakeholder Consultation on AI Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM) in India

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June 4, 2025

In lieu of a consultation co-organised by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India, under the India AI Mission in partnership with UNESCO, we, the representatives of the Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law, submit certain recommendations.

Submitted by Abhivardhan, President, Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law

June 4, 2025

Co-signatories from the Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law

Sanjay M Rohra, Chief Strategy Advisor
Bogdan Grigorescu, Vice-President, Industry & Policy and Convenor of the Advisory Council
Kailash Chauhan, Chairperson, AI Development Committee
Ayush Chandra, Chairperson, Policy Innovation Committee
Supratim Bapuli, Co-Chairperson, AI Development Committee
Shruti Kakade, Co-Chairperson, Policy Innovation Committee
Deepanshu Singh, Distinguished Expert, ISAIL Advisory Council
Ajay Sharma, Distinguished Expert, ISAIL Advisory Council

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VLiGTA Resource Identifier	AISTANDARDIO-ADC-0007-2025
Author(s)	Abhivardhan, Ajay Sharma, Ayush Chandra, Bogdan Grigorescu, Deepanshu Singh, Kailash Chauhan, Sanjay Rohra, Shruti Kakade, Supratim Bapuli
Publisher	Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law
Publication Type	Digital

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