Anmol Pushjai Goel
Anmol Pushjai Goel, black and white portrait

Anmol Pushjai Goel

Entrepreneur and technology policy specialist

Founder of Nuclear Edge Deeptech Systems and a trustee of the Bharat Governance Council. He works on how India adopts and governs artificial intelligence, and writes on digital public infrastructure, regulation and Indian society.

NITI Aayog
Advisory contribution, National Strategy for AI
KPMG Asia, 2026
Technology Excellence Report
FICCI, 2019
Promising Entrepreneur of the Year

Positions

  1. Measure AI by what it does in India, not by the models India builds.

    Progress should be counted in deployment: how far AI is built into public services and everyday productivity. The frontier-model race between the United States and China is the wrong scoreboard.

    Deployment over Frontier: A Framework for India's AI Adoption Working paper, Nuclear Edge

  2. Digital public infrastructure is now an export, and exports come with obligations.

    Aadhaar, UPI and DigiLocker are offered to other countries as a model. That gives India a hand in shaping the Global South’s digital future, and a duty to be clear about what it is offering.

    The DPI Doctrine: India's Quiet Bid to Govern the Global South's Digital Future Op-ed, The Financial Express

  3. Domestic industry should help write the rules, in the open.

    Rules drafted without Indian firms tend to fit other markets. He argues for early, accountable participation by industry in AI regulation, at home and in international forums.

    Rule-Maker, Not Rule-Taker Op-ed

  • Founder and Managing DirectorNuclear Edge Deeptech Systems
  • TrusteeBharat Governance Council
  • Advisory contributionWork associated with the National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence, NITI Aayog
  • 2026Listed in the Technology Excellence Report, KPMG Asia edition
  • 2026Citation, Global Digital Infrastructure Initiative
  • 2025Youth Policy Leadership Recognition
  • 2019Promising Entrepreneur of the Year, FICCI

Speaking

He speaks on AI policy, technology adoption and the business environment in India.

Recent appearance

ET Now Business Conclave & Awards 2026, West Edition

Panel discussion, Times Network

Watch the session
Anmol at ET 2026 Annual Business Conclave
Anmol Pushjai Goel speaking on stage with a headset microphone

Op-ed, The Financial Express, 4 Jul 2026

The DPI Doctrine: India's Quiet Bid to Govern the Global South's Digital Future

Aadhaar, UPI and DigiLocker are now exported as a model as well as used at home. The piece asks what India is offering other countries when it offers its digital public infrastructure, and what it gains in return.

  • Op-ed, The Financial Express, 2026

    We Are Not Behind in the AI Race. We Are Not Even in It.

    India has built systems other countries want to copy, but it does not yet build frontier models. The essay separates adoption from ownership and argues that the gap should be stated plainly before it can be closed.

  • Op-ed, 2025

    Rule-Maker, Not Rule-Taker

    Why India should take part in writing the international rules for AI rather than adopt rules written elsewhere, and what an accountable industry position would look like.