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One national destination
Bring AI content from many sources into one place and keep it current.
Government · National portal · MeitY
India's national AI portal for news, research and events. Designed, built and supported by Bluelupin.


Industry
Client
MeitY, Government of India
Role
Design, build and support
Built
2020
Stack
Nuxt.js and Laravel
Live site
The challenge
Bluelupin built IndiaAI (indiaai.gov.in), the national AI portal of India, for the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) in 2020. Announced in the 2019 budget speech, the portal brings AI news, articles, research reports and events into one place for industry, government, researchers and the public.
We designed, built and supported the portal over several years, working with MeitY, its National e-Governance Division (NeGD) and the portal's editorial owners. Our work covered the information architecture, the public design, the editorial CMS, search and the delivery stack.
In January 2023 the portal won a Web Excellence Award in the Website / Government category at the 8th WE Awards competition. It is live at indiaai.gov.in.
Visit indiaai.gov.inRead the award announcement
MeitY needed one national destination for India's AI news, research and events. It had to stay fast under high traffic and nationwide use, and let editorial teams publish without waiting on developers.
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Bring AI content from many sources into one place and keep it current.
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Let readers search across news, articles, research reports and events in one go.
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Hold up under high traffic and nationwide use.
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Give the editorial owners a CMS to publish news, articles, reports and events themselves.
What we built
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News on AI from India and around the world, published by the editorial team through the CMS and served as server-rendered pages.

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Articles on AI with author, date and reading time, tagged by topic so readers can browse them or search for them.

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Research reports and case studies in one repository, with search and filters, alongside the portal's knowledge assets.

How it fits together
How the platform's layers connect, from the public experience through APIs and data to cloud delivery.
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Researchers, policymakers, industry and the public reading and searching the portal.
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Server-side rendering, so every page arrives as full HTML for readers and search engines.
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Content and search services behind the front end.
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Laravel-based authoring and publishing for news, articles, reports and events.
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Search across news, articles, research reports and events.
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Caching for busy pages and API responses.
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Storage for portal content and metadata.
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Media storage and delivery, plus email from the portal.
How we delivered
A multi-year engagement with MeitY. Cross-functional product, design and engineering squads worked on editorial publishing, search performance and reliable public access.
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Workshops with MeitY, NeGD and the editorial owners set the portal's scope, its content sections and how publishing would work.
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A taxonomy and navigation model for news, articles, research reports, case studies and events, with room for new initiatives.
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A mobile-first design for researchers, policymakers, industry and the public, made with accessibility and low-bandwidth performance in mind.
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Laravel-based authoring and publishing for articles, news, reports and events, used by the portal's editorial teams.
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ElasticSearch indexing across content types and Redis caching for busy pages and API responses, built for high traffic.
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A Nuxt.js application with server-side rendering for search visibility and a fast first paint, with a page module for each portal section.
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Assets stored on S3 and served through CloudFront. Bluelupin supported the portal over several years.
FAQ
Next step
Tell us who will publish on it, what readers need to find and when it has to go live.
Planning a portal for a government department, PSU or association? The IndiaAI building blocks carry over: an editorial CMS your team runs, search across content types, and server-rendered pages that search engines can read in full.
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