New Delhi – Calling upon the Indian ICT industry to expand its digital footprint across underserved regions, Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, Hon’ble Minister of Law and Justice, Government of India, emphasized the need to ensure that the benefits of digital transformation reach areas that have so far remained outside its scope.
Speaking while presenting the ESC National Export Excellence Awards 2026 in New Delhi, he highlighted how digitization is already transforming governance, citing examples from the law and justice system where technology interventions have improved access, transparency, and efficiency for litigants and stakeholders.
He noted that initiatives such as digital case tracking, virtual hearings, and online legal services are helping bring greater ease of access to the justice system, and expressed confidence that the wider adoption of AI, machine learning, and cloud technologies will further expand digital inclusion across sectors, while also contributing to ease of doing business.
The Minister further stated that India continues to be the fastest-growing major economy, with GDP growth projected at over 7.2 percent, and emphasized that technology has played a critical role in driving this growth. He added that the digital economy is expected to remain a key contributor to India’s economic trajectory in the years ahead.
“India’s growth story is increasingly being shaped by technology-led transformation. As digital adoption deepens, it is important that its benefits reach every segment of society. The organizations being recognized today are not only strengthening India’s export capabilities but also contributing to the country’s digital and economic progress,” he said.
The ESC National Export Excellence Awards 2026, organized by the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC), recognized outstanding contributions by Indian companies across the IT, electronics, and digital technology sectors.
Held alongside INDIASOFT 2026 and the India Electronics Expo at Bharat Mandapam, the awards celebrated organizations that have demonstrated excellence in innovation, global competitiveness, and export performance across a wide spectrum of technology domains.
This year’s awards recognized leading organizations across multinational, domestic, and MSME segments, reflecting the breadth and diversity of India’s technology export ecosystem. In the electronics and hardware segment, Samsung Electronics was awarded in Consumer Electronics, followed by LG Electronics, while GE BE Pvt. Ltd. and AT&S India Pvt. Ltd. were recognized in electronics components. Wipro GE Healthcare led the electronic instruments category, with Yokogawa India Ltd. as runner-up. In IT hardware, Schneider Electric IT Business secured the top position, followed by NCR Corporation.
In IT and digital services, Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and IBM India Ltd. were recognized among top performers, while JPMorgan and Juniper Networks India were acknowledged in the IT-enabled services segment, highlighting India’s continued strength in global service delivery.
The MSME segment saw strong representation from emerging and mid-sized enterprises, with Kaypee Electronics & Associates leading in electronics components, and Sagar Enterprises recognized in IT hardware. Companies such as Sahasra Electronics Solutions and Precision Electronics Component were acknowledged for their contributions to component manufacturing, while Syma Johari Meditech Ltd. was awarded in electronic instruments. In IT services, ThinkPalm Technologies, Beyond Key Systems, and Swastik Infotech Pvt. Ltd. were recognized, alongside Stellar Information Technologies and Sequelnet IT Solutions in IT product categories.
Specialised categories further highlighted the diversity of India’s export capabilities. Kisha Telelinks Pvt. Ltd. and Sigma Vision Electronics Pvt. Ltd. were recognized in telecom products, while Smarten Power Systems was awarded in solar power systems and equipment, reflecting the growing role of renewable technologies in India’s export portfolio.
Among larger domestic and non-MSME players, Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys Ltd. were recognized in IT services, while Dixon Technologies and Padget Electronics Pvt. Ltd. were awarded in electronics manufacturing services. Syrma SGS Technology Ltd. and Cyient DLM Ltd. were also recognized, underlining India’s expanding capabilities in electronics manufacturing and production ecosystems. In strategic sectors, Bharat Electronics Ltd. was honoured for its contribution to defence electronics, while LKB Electronics was recognized in electronics components.
Shri Sandeep Narula, Chairman Global Outreach, noted that the awards reflect the growing strength and global competitiveness of India’s technology ecosystem, adding that Indian companies are increasingly moving beyond services towards innovation-led exports, product development, and advanced manufacturing. He emphasized that platforms like INDIASOFT and the India Electronics Expo continue to enable global partnerships, market access, and sustained industry growth.
Concluding the ceremony, Shri Vinod Sharma, Chairman at INDELXPO said, “The work being recognized today goes beyond business; it is nation-building. As competition increasingly shifts from companies to ecosystems and countries, Indian exporters are playing a critical role in strengthening India’s global position. Continued collaboration between industry and government will be key to sustaining this momentum.”
