Global Kapol Vikas brings AI agent training to Damnagar students

Global Kapol Vikas held an AI 2055 training program at PM Shri Damanagar School No. 2 on Aug. 10, giving students from three local schools a practical introduction to AI agents, education use cases and responsible use. The session came as India pushes to expand AI skills among young people and local schools look for ways to turn that national goal into classroom learning.

Why it matters: - The session gave students hands-on exposure to AI agents, a tool set likely to shape education, work and daily life. - The program focused on responsible use, including how to evaluate AI-generated information and when human judgment still matters. - The event connected a local learning effort in Damnagar with India’s broader push to build AI skills among young people.

What happened: - Global Kapol Vikas organized the AI 2055 Training Program at PM Shri Damanagar School No. 2 on Aug. 10. - Technology entrepreneur and AI and future-readiness speaker Hiten Bhuta led the session. - Students from Sheth Shri M.C. Mehta High School, Smt. J.M. Anjmera Girls High School and PM Shri Damanagar School No. 2 participated. - Teachers and members of the host school community also joined the program.

The details: - Bhuta explained what artificial intelligence is and how AI agents function. - The program covered where AI systems can be useful in education, professional work, everyday activities and decision-making. - Bhuta used simple explanations, practical examples and interactive activities to make the topic easier to follow. - The seminar compared using an AI tool with understanding how AI-assisted systems perform tasks, respond to instructions and support work. - The agenda included an introduction to artificial intelligence, an explanation of AI agents and their functioning, examples of AI in education and daily life, practical demonstrations, future-use discussion and a question-and-answer session. - Students asked questions about AI and its emerging possibilities. - Bhuta answered with examples meant to show how AI-generated information should be evaluated and used. - Bhuta said, “AI becomes meaningful when people move from curiosity to responsible application. Community programs can help turn awareness into practical capability.” - PM Shri Damanagar School No. 2 community members honored Bhuta with a shawl, a book and a floral bouquet at the end of the seminar. - Bhuta was born in Damanagar, adding personal significance to the event.

Between the lines: - The program emphasized that AI literacy is not just about familiarity with new tools. - The message centered on asking useful questions, identifying errors, applying judgment and knowing when technology should assist rather than replace people. - The event framed AI education as part of broader skills such as curiosity, creativity, innovative thinking and future readiness. - Bringing students from three schools into one learning environment turned the session into both a technology lesson and a community knowledge-sharing exercise. - The local program gained extra relevance after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Aug. 15, 2026 announcement that India will work to train one crore young people in AI skills over the coming year. - That national target raises a practical question for schools and community groups: how to turn interest in AI into real understanding at the student level.

What's next: - Global Kapol Vikas and similar community groups may continue using accessible local programs to introduce students to emerging technology through explanation, demonstration, discussion and questions. - Educational institutions, schools, colleges, community organizations, professional associations and business groups can contact Shreya Chavan about AI education programs, AI agents training sessions, future-readiness workshops and speaking engagements with Hiten Bhuta. - Media and collaboration inquiries can go to Shreya Chavan at shreya@cyberwebhotels.com or +91 89567 60812. - Hiten Bhuta is associated with CGS Infotech Solutions and OpenClearFuture, where his work spans technology, AI education, strategic foresight and practical preparation for long-term change.

The bottom line: - The Damnagar session positioned AI as a practical skill, not a distant concept, and tied local student learning to India’s larger push for AI readiness.