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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES - February 2025

Feb 2025

Jun 26, 2026

NPPA Integrates Pharma Jan Samadhan with Pharma Sahi Daam for Price Transparency

The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) integrated the Pharma Jan Samadhan portal with Pharma Sahi Daam to create a unified consumer platform. The integrated system lets users check prices of scheduled and non-scheduled medicines and lodge complaints related to overpricing. The move aims to improve price transparency and strengthen consumer protection in the pharmaceutical market. It forms part of ongoing digital governance efforts by the Department of Pharmaceuticals and NPPA to enhance accessibility and accountability for patients and healthcare providers. This integration follows prior digital price-check and complaint mechanisms and is expected to reduce regional price disparities.
  • Unified platform: Pharma Jan Samadhan + Pharma Sahi Daam
  • Prices available for scheduled and non-scheduled medicines
  • Users can lodge overpricing complaints
  • Intended to boost price transparency and consumer protection
  • Part of government digital governance efforts
  • Aims to reduce regional price disparities

Textiles Summit 2026 Concludes in New Delhi with Focus on Global Markets

Textiles Summit 2026 concluded in New Delhi on 24 June 2026 under the theme ‘Textiles for Global Markets.’ The two-day event gathered government officials, industry leaders, and academics to discuss export growth, sustainability, and India’s position in global textile markets. Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh addressed the concluding session and emphasized the need for robust implementation of district- and state-level textile strategies to boost exports and strengthen value chains. Delegates reviewed export promotion measures, technology upgradation, and skill development as critical levers. The summit highlighted India’s ambition to diversify markets and improve supply chains in the textile sector.
  • Date: 24 June 2026
  • Theme: Textiles for Global Markets
  • Participants: government, industry, academia
  • Concluding address by Union Minister Giriraj Singh
  • Emphasis on district- and state-level strategy implementation
  • Focus on export growth and global market expansion

NAFED Launches NAFEX.in E-Auction Portal for Agri-commodities

NAFED launched its own e-auction portal, NAFEX.in, to improve transparency and efficiency in agricultural commodity auctions. The platform enables real-time bidding and is designed to benefit farmers, cooperatives, and other stakeholders by widening market access and reducing dependence on private auction platforms. The digital transformation of agricultural marketing aligns with government efforts to modernize supply chains and promote fair pricing. The portal focuses on key commodities like oilseeds and pulses and integrates with other agency systems to streamline bidding and oversight. The launch was announced publicly by Union ministers in New Delhi in June 2026.
  • Portal: NAFEX.in e-auction launched
  • Real-time bidding for agri-commodities
  • Beneficiaries: farmers, cooperatives, stakeholders
  • Aims to reduce reliance on private platforms
  • Part of digital transformation of agri-marketing
  • Supports transparency and fair pricing

Jun 25, 2026

Passport Seva Divas Highlights Civil Service Digital Reforms

Passport Seva Divas was observed on 24 June 2026 to mark the Passports Act, 1967, and to highlight ongoing government reforms in passport services. The event underscored digital advancements and broader accessibility of passport facilities. Officials noted improvements in processing speed, online services, and e‑passport pilots as part of a broader modernization drive. Discussions also focused on expanding digital interfaces for citizens and outreach at passport offices abroad. The observance reflected the government’s commitment to faster, more citizen‑friendly services and to maintaining security and identity assurance within the travel document ecosystem.
  • Date: 24 June 2026; Passports Act, 1967
  • Theme: digital reforms and easier access to services
  • Highlights: faster processing; e‑passport pilots
  • Focus: online appointments and citizen outreach
  • Broader goal: modernization of passport services

Passport Seva Divas 2026: Digital Upgrades Highlighted

On 24 June 2026, Passport Seva Divas highlighted ongoing digital upgrades to passport services. Government officials emphasised e‑passport pilots, online appointment systems, and continued modernization to improve accessibility for citizens at home and abroad. The discussions pointed to capacity building at passport offices and staff training as critical factors for service quality. Observers noted that digitization is intended to reduce processing times while maintaining security. The observance reinforced the government’s commitment to transparent, efficient consular services and the ongoing rollout of digital tools across the Passport Seva ecosystem.
  • Date: 24 June 2026; Passport Seva Divas
  • Focus: digital upgrades and service accessibility
  • Key initiatives: e‑passports, online appointments
  • Operational goal: faster processing and better citizen experience
  • Strategic aim: strengthen digital public services

Jun 23, 2026

Haldia Seaport Declared Authorised Immigration Checkpoint

Haldia seaport in West Bengal was designated as an authorised immigration checkpoint by the Ministry of Home Affairs in June 2026. The seaport is located in Purba Medinipur district. With this designation, Haldia becomes India's 41st seaport immigration checkpoint. The move is part of strengthening border management and streamlining passenger facilitation across major ports. Port authorities will coordinate with immigration and security agencies to process arrivals and departures, enhancing regulatory compliance and travel security. The change may affect trade and passenger flows, requiring updated protocols for port staff and stakeholders.
  • Location: Haldia seaport, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal.
  • Designation: authorised immigration checkpoint (June 2026).
  • Rank: 41st seaport checkpoint in India.
  • Objective: strengthen border management and facilitation.
  • Implications: updated port procedures for staff and users.

Jun 22, 2026

Odisha to host India’s first coal-to-ammonium nitrate plant

India's first commercial-scale coal-to-ammonium nitrate project will be built in Lakhanpur, Jharsuguda district, Odisha. The Rs 25,016 crore facility aims to convert domestic coal into high-value industrial chemicals such as ammonium nitrate. The foundation stone was laid virtually in June 2026 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu, signaling strong central-state collaboration for industrial growth. The plant is expected to boost domestic chemical manufacturing and reduce import dependence, while creating jobs and integrating with regional energy and mineral corridors in eastern India. Project timelines and commissioning dates will be announced by officials at a later date.
  • Location: Lakhanpur, Jharsuguda district, Odisha.
  • First commercial-scale coal-to-ammonium nitrate plant in India.
  • Project cost: Rs 25,016 crore.
  • Foundation stone laid virtually in June 2026 by PM Modi and President Murmu.
  • Aims to boost domestic chemical manufacturing and reduce imports.

Jun 20, 2026

Qadian–Beas Railway Line Project Revived in Punjab

The Government of India has revived the long-pending Qadian–Beas railway line project in Punjab. The 39.68-kilometre broad-gauge corridor will connect Qadian in Gurdaspur district with Beas in Amritsar district, passing through the Majha region. The project is estimated to cost about ₹1,400 crore and will be developed by Northern Railway. Officials expect the link to improve connectivity, promote tourism, and drive regional development by integrating Majha with broader rail networks. The revival follows decades of discussions and promises to enhance economic activity and religious tourism in Punjab.
  • Qadian–Beas rail line revival in Punjab (39.68 km).
  • Broad-gauge corridor connects Qadian (Gurdaspur) and Beas (Amritsar).
  • Estimated cost around ₹1,400 crore.
  • Development by Northern Railway.
  • Aims to boost connectivity and tourism in Majha region.
  • Supports broader economic development and regional integration.
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