India is now our fastest growing market for AI, having embraced the technology significantly earlier than many other countries.

India will become the use case capital of AI globally, leveraging its experience in building population-scale digital infrastructure and a tech-savvy political leadership that balances innovation with safeguards.

A significant mindset shift is taking place in India, overcoming historical influences and traditional government procedures that previously made us appear as lagging behind.

Growing up in India, I experienced firsthand how technology can dramatically change lives, like when we finally got a rotary telephone after a five-year wait, which transformed how people communicated.

In India, rural users are spending more time on the internet than urban users, indicating a shift in media consumption habits as smartphones become the primary channel for content.

India's population has embraced technology, as evidenced by the rapid adoption of UPI, which has grown to 400 million users and 16 billion transactions a month in just seven years.

We believe we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a world-class internet company out of India, but we have a long way to go before we can claim success.

In India, after the introduction of UPI, there has been a surge of new companies and innovations that were previously hindered by bureaucratic red tape.

We want to build a truly great internet company in India and kick off the internet revolution that should have been much bigger than it is today.