New Delhi, May 24: The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, T.S. Sandhu, highlighted the achievements of an eight-year-old AI genius from the city. This young prodigy made waves in the tech world by becoming the youngest speaker at the ‘India AI Impact Summit 2026’.
LG T.S. Sandhu shared a photo of Ranveer Singh Sachdeva on the social media platform ‘X’, commending his understanding of future technologies. He stated, “It was a pleasure to meet young Ranveer Singh Sachdeva in Rishikesh a few days ago. At just eight years old, this extraordinary child from Delhi has developed a remarkable understanding of artificial intelligence and has gained recognition as the youngest speaker at the ‘India AI Impact Summit 2026.’”
Sandhu remarked, “It is inspiring to see how our youngest children are confidently engaging with future technologies while embracing the values of responsible innovation and digital literacy. Such talent and curiosity at such a young age reflect the immense potential of India’s next generation. Truly, his future is very bright.”
LG Sandhu is a strong advocate for technology-driven ‘ease of living’ and ‘ease of doing business’. He frequently emphasizes the transformative power of innovation, digital infrastructure, and technology.
Earlier this month, the Lieutenant Governor participated in a technology conference and expressed on X, “It was a pleasure to deliver a keynote speech on ‘The Role of Technology in Nation Building’ at the NASSCOM Global Confluence 2026 in New Delhi. I emphasized the transformative power of innovation, digital infrastructure, and responsible technology in shaping an inclusive and future-ready India.”
Recently, Sandhu instructed Delhi officials to accelerate reforms to enhance ‘ease of living’ and transition towards a ‘permission-based system unless prohibited’. This initiative aims to eliminate all legal hurdles by June 30.
He urged Chief Secretary Rajeev Verma and all officials, “According to the Prime Minister’s vision, which aims to reduce regulatory burdens and simplify life for citizens, every procedural reform should create greater efficiency, transparency, and opportunities for the people of Delhi.”
Sandhu also indicated that the Delhi government would expedite the ‘Ease of Doing Business Bill, 2026’ to streamline approval processes and make compliance easier.
In a post on ‘X’, the Lieutenant Governor stated, “I have directed officials to ensure that by June 30, all remaining priority areas identified by the Government of India for ‘Ease of Doing Business’ reforms are implemented without any lapses.”
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