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Ajit Doval urges Indian techies in Uttarakhand to innovate with integrity for national service
✍️ Daily Excelsior
🗓 20 Sep 2026, 06:01 AM
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval addressed a gathering of Indian technologists in Uttarakhand, calling for innovative solutions delivered with integrity to serve the nation.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke to a group of Indian technology professionals in Uttarakhand, emphasizing the country's need for fresh, home‑grown innovations. He highlighted that the effectiveness of any technological advance depends not only on creativity but also on the ethical standards of its creators. Doval urged the audience to align their work with the broader goals of national development and security. The remarks came as part of a broader outreach to encourage youth participation in projects that directly benefit public welfare. He concluded by stressing that integrity must accompany every step of the innovation process, ensuring trust and long‑term impact.
The gathering, organized by local authorities and industry bodies, provided a platform for technologists to discuss emerging trends and potential collaborations with government initiatives. Doval's call for integrity reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen accountability in the rapidly expanding Indian tech sector. Participants were encouraged to translate their ideas into practical solutions that address critical challenges such as digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and sustainable development.
While no specific projects were announced, the speech underscored the government's intent to harness domestic talent for strategic objectives. Doval reiterated that a culture of honest innovation would enhance India's global competitiveness and reinforce its self‑reliance goals.
The gathering, organized by local authorities and industry bodies, provided a platform for technologists to discuss emerging trends and potential collaborations with government initiatives. Doval's call for integrity reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen accountability in the rapidly expanding Indian tech sector. Participants were encouraged to translate their ideas into practical solutions that address critical challenges such as digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and sustainable development.
While no specific projects were announced, the speech underscored the government's intent to harness domestic talent for strategic objectives. Doval reiterated that a culture of honest innovation would enhance India's global competitiveness and reinforce its self‑reliance goals.