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Agile India 2025 - Bengaluru: Call for Proposals [Closing 1 Dec]

Agile India is back in Bengaluru for one final, action-packed year, and we can’t wait to see you all there! Mark your calendars for 25-27 March 2025, because you won’t want to miss this.

Call for Proposals now open

Now, here’s your chance to shine! We’re looking for engaging Case Studies, Demonstrations, Talks, Workshops, Experience Reports, and Tutorials across topics such as Agile Mindset, Productivity and Personal Growth, Business Agility, Design Innovation, DevEx and DevOps, Platform Engineering and Agile Intelligence. Your insights and expertise could spark a revelation or inspire change, so why not share them with a diverse and passionate audience?

New native-language track!

We are thrilled to introduce a special native-language track this year. While all other conferences deliver English-only presentations, we are offering speakers the opportunity to present in their native language. We hope this will create an opportunity for those who feel they can deliver a richer, punchier talk in their native language.

Submission deadline: 1 December 2025 at 11:59pm IST
Submit here

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