IIT Delhi and Lithuanian Partners Train Nearly 300 Schoolgirls in AI

Oct 19, 2026
Nearly 300 schoolgirls completed an online program covering AI foundations, applications and ethical use.

IIT Delhi and Lithuanian partners trained nearly 300 schoolgirls in AI foundations and ethical use, according to BW Education. The online program introduced participants to AI, its applications and challenges associated with its use.

Lithuanian nonprofit Women Go Tech developed the program, which was offered in India for the first time in 2026. The Embassy of Lithuania in India, IIT Delhi's Office of Academic Outreach and New Initiatives, and UNESCO's Regional Office for South Asia helped deliver it.

Participants included students from IIT Delhi's Manasvi STEM mentorship program and five Delhi school groups. A concluding event at IIT Delhi included sessions on AI in education, responsible system design and the social effects of the technology.

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