Deccan Herald’s prestigious Bengaluru 2040 Summit brings together some of India’s most influential policymakers, corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, activists and artists to chart a roadmap for the future of India’s 'Silicon Valley'.
This invite-only conclave, where Deccan Herald’s Power of Good meets the city’s Power of Thought, will be held on Friday, February 20, 2026, in Bengaluru.
Karnataka’s leading chronicler will host some of the city’s sharpest minds for a day of wide-ranging conversations on the future of Bengaluru. Sessions will explore the future of jobs, the impact of AI on medtech and education, water security, and the city’s clean energy transition. The summit will also delve into urban mobility and Bengaluru’s evolution as a global cultural destination.
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Deccan Herald is one of India’s most widely read dailies. Launched in 1948, soon after India attained independence, it is known across the country for its trustworthy news and fearless views. Deccan Herald has leveraged the integrity of print with the speed of digital to evolve into a chronicler of India’s best stories. It has shaped public opinion and championed the power of good for 75 years. It is only appropriate that Deccan Herald is taking the lead to develop a blueprint for Bengaluru, the world’s fastest growing tech hub. The Printers (Mysore) Pvt Ltd, which publishes Deccan Herald, is a media house with unimpeachable credibility, and its publications are regarded highly for their excellence and impact.
Contact: bengaluru2040@deccanherald.co.in