Deepspatial Recognised as 'Leader of Change' by The Times of India

Deepspatial (CSE: DSAI | OTCQB: DSAIF), a leading GeoAI and artificial intelligence company, has been recognised as a "Leader of Change" by The Times of India and Navbharat Times Online in the sixth edition of the annual Leaders of Change series. The recognition celebrates organisations driving India’s innovation, nation-building, and inclusive growth. The felicitation ceremony was held on August 21, 2026, with Nupur Goyal, IAS, Chief Development Officer, as the Chief Guest. The initiative honours trailblazers across technology, healthcare, sustainability, infrastructure, defence, education, and emerging sectors.

Recognition for AI-led Nation Building

Deepspatial was recognised for leveraging GeoAI and Applied Artificial Intelligence to address challenges across education, agriculture, disaster management, retail intelligence, and public sector transformation, with a growing focus on building an AI-powered education ecosystem.

Dr. Rahul Kushwah, Founder & CEO, Deepspatial, said:

This recognition from The Times of India is a proud milestone for every member of the Deepspatial team. We believe AI should not just automate processes, it should create meaningful impact.

Saurabh Tyagi, Chief Marketing Officer at Deepspatial, receiving the 'Leader of Change' recognition from The Times of India

Transforming Education Through AI

Through platforms including edskCalibre, edskNext, edskExpress and Xploor, Deepspatial is building an integrated AI-powered education ecosystem connecting policy, classrooms, careers, and real-world learning. Deepspatial has partnered with The Indian Express, Oneindia and Samagra Shiksha Himachal to launch edskExpress, an AI-enabled student digital newspaper for government school students. It has also launched Xploor, a GeoAI experiential mentorship and innovation programme connecting academia with industry. WGIC serves as Xploor’s Strategic Knowledge Partner, while Christ University, Bangalore is its Academic Partner. Together, these initiatives reflect Deepspatial’s commitment to empowering students, educators, institutions, and governments through responsible, outcome-driven AI.

Deepspatial CMO Saurabh Tyagi receiving the Leader of Change honour

A Vision Beyond Technology

The Times of India’s Leaders of Change 2026 edition, themed “Honouring Freedom, Inspiring the Future,” celebrates organisations creating long-term impact through innovation and purpose.

Saurabh Tyagi, Chief Marketing Officer, Deepspatial, said:

Being featured as a ‘Leader of Change’ by The Times of India is a validation of our belief that technology becomes meaningful only when it creates measurable outcomes for people.

About Leaders of Change

Leaders of Change is The Times of India’s annual Independence Day special print and digital editorial series celebrating innovators, entrepreneurs, educators, healthcare pioneers, and institutions driving economic growth and societal transformation across India.