The June 2025 edition of AIM Print delves into India's flourishing AI and tech landscapes. Featuring an exclusive interview with Nitin Gadkari, India's Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, the magazine explores the country's infrastructure revolution. Gadkari highlights the adoption of green technologies such as hydrogen cars, positioning highways as key components of India's sustainable and economic future. Additionally, the edition sheds light on the challenges faced by Indian IT majors in terms of AI washing practices, contrasting their approach with Accenture's transparent revenue models. Furthermore, the magazine profiles innovative ventures like Scandron, a Bengaluru-based drone startup revolutionizing defense logistics in extreme environments. Moreover, the issue delves into unique tech phenomena like vibe coding among school students, raising concerns about the balance between technological enthusiasm and fundamental coding skills. It also examines the potential impact of VSCode on emerging AI-first code editors and the competition between Adobe and Canva in the AI design space. The magazine presents a comprehensive view of India's tech ecosystem, encompassing a wide range of topics from government initiatives to cutting-edge startups, illustrating the intersection of AI with various aspects of India's future development.