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The year 2025 has turned out to be a defining moment for both technology and the automobile industry in India. Electric vehicles have steadily moved from curiosity to credible choice, with their growth in market share reflecting this change. Consumers are more confident than ever about EVs, but the challenges are still familiar: pricing remains a hurdle, charging infrastructure continues to develop at an uneven pace, and many want better range before they commit. Yet despite these concerns, the direction is clear: India is embracing a cleaner mobility future.

Artificial intelligence has dominated the narrative in the tech world with the same intensity. The rapid adoption of AI has already begun to reshape workplaces, streamline workflows, and lift productivity across sectors. But even as industries have forged ahead, new concerns have surfaced: questions of job stability, workforce adaptation, and upskilling have become part of everyday discussions. Young professionals are careful observers of this transformation at play. Fully aware of how mobility, mobile technology, and intelligent systems are changing around them, they ready themselves for relevance. Even so, the road to readiness is long and ongoing.

In this landscape of accelerated change, one event is bringing together the voices that matter. The Jagran Hitech Awards 2025 will take place in New Delhi on November 24th and is a platform where leaders from technology and automobiles will discuss India's digital evolution, innovation roadmap, and the future of mobility. Anyone looking to understand how these industries are transforming will find this gathering particularly meaningful.

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Key Dignitaries Attending the Ceremony

Union Minister of State Jitin Prasada

Shri Jitin Prasada, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry and Electronics and Information Technology, will provide insight into India's digital growth, its innovation ecosystem, and global competitiveness. A popular political leader from Uttar Pradesh, Prasada was a Cabinet Minister in the UP government in 2021.

Union Minister of State Harsh Malhotra

The Guest of Honour will be Harsh Malhotra, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs and Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways. He was elected as a first-term MP in 2024 for East Delhi and is expected to showcase India's growing mobility and transport initiatives.

Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Cabinet Minister in the Delhi Government

Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Delhi government minister of industry, food and civil supplies, and environment, will speak on policies that drive sustainability, innovation, and sectorwide growth especially in technology and automobiles.

Sunil Kumar Sharma, Minister of IT and Electronics (UP)

The Guest of Honour will be Sunil Kumar Sharma, Minister of IT and Electronics in Uttar Pradesh and a representative of Sahibabad constituency. An accomplished election winner in both 2017 and 2022, he will present the different aspects of the evolving tech and electronics ecosystem of the state.

Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh L. Mandaviya

Union Minister Mansukh L. Mandaviya, who also heads Youth Affairs and Sports and has previously served as Union Health Minister, will provide his clear vision on the role of technology, innovation, and mobility in shaping India's labour and skill landscape. As someone who has often spoken on workforce development, his perspective becomes critical going forward in the coming decade.

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