India faces a growing stroke crisis, with a 51% increase in cases over the past 30 years, resulting in 1.25 million new strokes in 2021. Experts at the 'Stroke Pe Rok' webinar stressed the urgent need for awareness and early detection. Many patients do not recognize stroke symptoms, leading to delays in treatment. Technology, including AI and telemedicine, is crucial for improving diagnosis and care. AI can expedite stroke detection from imaging scans, while telemedicine connects remote centers with specialists. Despite advancements, there remains a significant urban-rural divide in access to stroke care. Comprehensive stroke centers are lacking in smaller towns, and training for local physicians is essential. The introduction of mechanical thrombectomy has revolutionized treatment, but wider availability is needed. Overall, a shift towards preventive care and the integration of technology can help reduce stroke-related deaths and disabilities in India.