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RailTel Curates AI Panel on Inclusive and Accessible Healthcare at India AI Impact Summit 2026

CMD Sanjai Kumar highlights RailTel’s role in enabling AI-driven public health solutions for underserved populations across India
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New Delhi: RailTel played a key role in shaping discussions on artificial intelligence (AI) for inclusive, accessible, and universal healthcare at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam. The summit, organized under the aegis of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and the IndiaAI Mission, brought together policymakers, technology leaders, healthcare professionals, researchers, and innovators from India and abroad.

RailTel’s participation highlighted its commitment to leveraging AI and digital infrastructure to bridge healthcare access gaps and improve equitable healthcare delivery across underserved populations.

Engaging Panel Sessions on AI and Public Health

RailTel curated two impactful sessions during the summit:

  1. “Public Health Powered by AI: RailTel’s Collaborative Model for AI-enabled Inclusive Healthcare for Bharat and Beyond”
  2. “AI for Inclusive, Accessible, and Universal Healthcare”

During the first session, panelists explored collaborative models involving government institutions, healthcare providers, research organizations, and technology partners. Discussions emphasized AI’s potential in disease surveillance, early detection, clinical decision support, and population-scale health management, while stressing that AI must bridge healthcare gaps rather than widen them.

The second session focused on ensuring AI-based healthcare solutions reach underserved and remote populations. Experts highlighted the importance of patient-centric policies, realistic deployment strategies, healthcare literacy, and outcome-based performance indicators. Challenges such as limited high-bandwidth infrastructure in remote areas were also discussed, with recommendations for scalable and inclusive AI interventions.

Read also: RailTel Bags ₹92.91 Crore ICT Labs Order from Directorate of Education, GNCTD, Execution by February 2028

RailTel’s Role in Enabling AI-Driven Healthcare

Speaking at the summit, RailTel CMD Sanjai Kumar emphasized the company’s role as a key enabler of secure and scalable digital infrastructure for AI-driven public health services. He highlighted how RailTel’s efforts support India’s digital transformation and technology-led public service delivery.

RailTel’s nationwide infrastructure includes:

  • An optical fibre network of around 63,000 route kilometres
  • A citywide access network spanning over 21,000 kilometres
  • One of the world’s largest integrated public Wi-Fi networks across 6,115 railway stations

Through these capabilities, RailTel provides the backbone for AI-powered healthcare applications, data connectivity, and intelligent public health systems, enabling a people-centric approach to digital healthcare for Bharat and beyond.

Advancing Inclusive, Accessible Healthcare

RailTel’s participation at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 underscores the company’s commitment to strengthening public health systems through technology and collaboration. By enabling AI-powered early detection, intelligent decision support, and population-scale healthcare management, RailTel is helping make healthcare more inclusive, equitable, and citizen-centric across India.

About RailTel

RailTel Corporation of India Limited is a Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Railways, providing nationwide ICT infrastructure and digital services. With a focus on broadband, Wi-Fi, and digital solutions, RailTel supports India’s digital transformation, enabling secure, scalable, and technology-driven public services across healthcare, education, and government sectors.

Read also: RailTel Bags ₹455 Crore West Central Railway Project, Strengthens Order Book Till 2028


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