Blue Cloud Invited to Viksit Bharat Summit in London

30 Jul 2025 CW Team

Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Limited (BCSSL), a leading global technology firm listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange, has been formally invited to participate in the Viksit Bharat Investment Summit 2025, to be held at the House of Lords in London on 23rd September 2025.

The prestigious summit, hosted by the Indo-European Business Forum (IEBF), will convene European ambassadors, diplomats, policymakers, and international business leaders to explore strategic investment, innovation partnerships, and economic collaboration between India and Europe.

Mr. Tejesh Kumar Kodali, Chairman of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions, received a personal invitation from IEBF in recognition of the company’s contributions to building secure, AI-enabled digital public infrastructure and enabling scalable transformation across government and enterprise technology sectors.

Prominent attendees are expected to include Mr. Vipul Goel (Minister for Civil Aviation, Haryana), Rt. Hon. Baroness Verma, Mr. Paul Scully (former UK Minister for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport), Mr. GP Hinduja (Chairperson, Hinduja Group), along with senior officials from the Indian Embassy and European diplomatic corps.

Commenting on the invitation, Ms. Janaki Yarlagadda, Chairman of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions, said, “We look forward to contributing to this distinguished forum and sharing insights on technology, sustainability, and inclusive economic growth. Events such as these foster impactful international collaboration aligned with India’s digital and economic goals.”

The invitation forms part of Blue Cloud’s broader global engagement roadmap, with growing presence across the UK, Europe, and Southeast Asia. The company continues to play a critical role in advancing resilient and intelligent platforms supporting smart infrastructure, government systems, and defence initiatives.

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