Mother Knows Best-Now with AI: How Tech-Savvy Moms Are Shaping India’s Tomorrow

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As India witnesses a digital revolution, mothers are leading this change, using AI and digital tools to redefine caregiving, education, health, and money management.

Important Highlights:

AI-powered apps and digital platforms are bridging gaps in maternal healthcare, especially in rural areas, by providing timely health information, predictive risk screening, and direct access to medical resources. Initiatives like ARMMAN’s AI-driven outreach and Capgemini’s Maatr app are empowering community health workers and mothers alike.
Government initiatives like "AI for All," PMGDISHA, and Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana are increasing the digital literacy rate of women with training in coding, digital marketing, and budget management, allowing mothers to extend support to learning for their kids even during periods of school shut-down.
AI technologies are bringing financial inclusion within reach of mothers. Jan Dhan and Aadhaar Pay platforms, along with NABARD initiatives and "Bank Sakhi" schemes, are making banking, payments, and savings easier in local languages, enabling women to handle finances more autonomously.
Virtual care technologies such as AI-driven chatbots and telemedicine are offering maternal health advice and support in local languages, enabling even rural communities to access basic services.
AI-based solutions are assisting mothers in achieving a balance between work and family by automating repetitive tasks, scheduling, and mental health care, thereby creating an improved work-life balance for working women.

Emphasis on creating inclusive, accessible, and equitable AI systems guarantees that digital empowerment extends to mothers across India's remotest corners, leading to social equity and resilience.

By adopting these digital tools, Indian mothers not only enrich their caregiving function but also emerge as active change agents, fashioning a more progressive and inclusive society.

Source: The Hans India