Google India News Summit 2025 Bengaluru: AI, Gen Z in the Spotlight

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Google will host its fourth annual Google India News Summit on August 8, 2025, promising a larger scale and deeper impact than previous editions. For the first time, the summit will adopt a hybrid format, offering sessions in over five Indian languages to reach a broader and more diverse audience.

Bridging the Gap with AI and Gen Z Focus

This year’s theme, “Bridging the Gap,” will explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern media.

A substantial portion of the discussions will also center on the evolving needs of younger news consumers in India, particularly Gen Z. The summit aims to explore how technology can address these crucial aspects of the news landscape.

What to Expect: Insights, Tools, and Networking

Attendees, including industry leaders, Google executives, and product teams, will engage in discussions covering key topics from user acquisition and retention to the future of content.

The event will feature several highlights:

Exclusive Launch: Google will unveil insights from a new Kantar-Google study on Gen Z news consumption in India, offering valuable data for publishers.

Discover New Tools: Participants will get a closer look at upcoming Google programs and AI tools designed to support publishers, such as NotebookLM and Gemini.

Connect and Network: The summit provides ample opportunities to network with peers and Google experts during keynotes, dedicated networking sessions, and breaks.

Event Details

The summit will take place on August 8, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM at the Google Ananta Office in Bengaluru.

While the invitation is non-transferable, interested publishers can reach out to the News Partnerships team for any questions. More details and formal invitations are expected to follow soon.

Google’s commitment to exploring the intersection of news and technology, particularly with a focus on AI’s role and the habits of younger generations, signals an evolving landscape for Indian media.