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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES - March 2026

Mar 2026

Aug 25, 2026

PMFME Conclave 2026 strengthens micro food processing in India

PMFME Conclave 2026 was organized by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries on 24-25 August 2026 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The two‑day event brought together more than 500 stakeholders from micro food processing units, finance, technology and markets to discuss strengthening the sector. The conclave was inaugurated by Union Minister of Food Processing Industries, Chirag Paswan, who also launched the PMFME Bazaar, showcasing traditional and ethnic products from 25 States and Union Territories, highlighting India's diverse culinary heritage. Discussions focused on expanding access to finance, improving technology adoption, and creating better market linkages for small units. Participants emphasized policy support, credit lines, and targeted skill development.
  • Dates and venue: 24-25 August 2026, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
  • Inauguration by Union Minister Chirag Paswan and PMFME Bazaar launch.
  • Over 500 stakeholders from micro units, finance, tech and markets.
  • Bazaar featured products from 25 States/UTs to showcase heritage.
  • Policy support, credit lines and skill development highlighted.

Aug 24, 2026

National Conclave on Tribal Languages and Museums Held in Mysuru

The National Conclave on Tribal Languages and Museums took place in Mysuru, Karnataka, from 24 to 26 August 2026. Organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the three-day event focused on documenting, preserving, and reviving tribal languages, and on strengthening Tribal Museums and Tribal Freedom Fighter Museums (TFFMs) across India. Participants discussed challenges in language endangerment, education, and cultural exchange, and highlighted plans under the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047. The conclave also showcased local heritage projects and urged collaboration among government agencies, universities, and tribal communities to promote inclusive development and cultural preservation. Delegates emphasized the use of digital documentation and community-led initiatives.
  • Dates: 24–26 August 2026, Mysuru
  • Focus on tribal languages and museums
  • Plans under Viksit Bharat @2047
  • Emphasis on digital documentation and collaboration
  • Involvement of government, academia, and communities

NSDC and AWS Launch Cloud and AI Skilling Initiative

The National Skill Development Corporation, under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, launched a nationwide Cloud and AI Skilling Initiative in collaboration with Amazon Web Services and Cultus Education. The programme aims to provide foundational cloud and artificial intelligence skills to 1.5 lakh learners through AWS digital training content. In addition, 10,000 participants will receive job-oriented training under the AWS re/Start programme, helping them build careers in cloud computing. The initiative seeks to expand digital skills across sectors, support employability, and align with India's skilling goals. Training will be delivered through online modules and partner-based centres across the country.
  • Launch by NSDC in collaboration with AWS and Cultus Education
  • Targets 1.5 lakh learners for foundational cloud and AI skills
  • AWS re/Start program to train 10,000 participants
  • Delivery via online content and partner centres
  • Aligned with national skilling objectives

Aug 23, 2026

Himachal Pradesh signs MoU with ISB-BIPP for forest economy development

In August 2026, the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Bharti Institute of Public Policy (ISB-BIPP) to unlock the state’s untapped forest and pastoral economy. The partnership focuses on science- and technology-based governance, research, policy support, and sustainable economic development. Officials estimate potential value around ₹22,600 crore from forest resources such as minor forest produce. The MoU aims to strengthen forest governance, support rural livelihoods, and promote data‑driven decision making, with an emphasis on CAMPA funds and local community engagement. The collaboration seeks to translate academic insights into practical policy and market opportunities.
  • MoU duration: five years with ISB-BIPP
  • Aim: develop forest and pastoral economy in HP
  • Estimated potential value: ₹22,600 crore
  • Focus areas: science/tech governance, research, policy support
  • Expected impact: improved livelihoods and governance

Aug 22, 2026

PhonePe to integrate PulsePro with PM GatiShakti portal via MoU with MeitY

PhonePe signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to integrate its PulsePro platform with the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan portal. The collaboration aims to improve data driven planning, digital infrastructure mapping and project analytics. PulsePro will provide geospatial insights and advanced analytics to government planners for better decision making across transport, logistics and urban development. Officials say the integration will help in prioritizing corridors, reducing bottlenecks and accelerating project completion timelines. The agreement reflects ongoing efforts to enhance digital government tools under the Make in India framework. The MoU was signed in Bengaluru on 20 August 2026.
  • MoU between PhonePe and MeitY signed on 20 August 2026
  • PulsePro to be integrated with PM GatiShakti portal
  • Improves data driven planning and geospatial analytics
  • Aims to aid infrastructure planning and development
  • Illustrates Make in India digital-government collaboration

Border security and infrastructure focus highlighted in national briefing

Border security and infrastructure focus highlighted in national briefing. On 20 August 2026, India’s border security and infrastructure were the focus of a high‑level government briefing. Officials reported progress on cross-border connectivity projects and ongoing border management measures with neighboring countries. The discussions covered deployment of additional fencing, surveillance, and socio‑economic development in border areas. The government emphasized improved coordination among security agencies and state administrations to enhance border resilience. The briefing highlighted investments in infrastructure in border districts. Analysts say such measures could boost border security and cross-border trade flows across multiple sectors. It also announced new training programs for border guards and enhanced funding for border infrastructure across multiple sectors.
  • Briefing held on 20 August 2026 on border security and infrastructure
  • Progress on cross-border connectivity projects
  • Deployment of fencing, surveillance and socio‑economic development
  • Improved coordination among security agencies and states
  • Investments in border district infrastructure
  • New training programs and funding announced

Aug 20, 2026

West Bengal hosts 11th Kaushal Mahotsav to boost youth employment

West Bengal hosted the 11th Kaushal Mahotsav in August 2026 to promote employment opportunities for skilled youths. The programme connected job seekers with employers from multiple sectors and involved the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and NSDC. The event aimed to strengthen skill development programs, enhance industry linkages, and improve employment prospects for young people across the state. Officials highlighted coordinated efforts to upskill the workforce and create meaningful pathways into industry, with a focus on practical training, certification, and job placement. Local participants and businesses expressed optimism about the long‑term impact on regional employment.
  • Event: 11th Kaushal Mahotsav, August 2026
  • Goal: connect skilled youth with employers
  • Partners: MSDE and NSDC
  • Focus: skill development and employment
  • Outlook: improved regional job prospects
  • Stakeholders: government, industry, trainees

Kailaras‑Sabalgarh‑Birpur rail section inaugurated in MP

The Kailaras‑Sabalgarh‑Birpur railway section, spanning 56 kilometers in Madhya Pradesh, was inaugurated to improve regional connectivity. Located in the Gwalior‑Chambal corridor, the project involved gauge conversion to standardize track gauges and enhance rail infrastructure. Officials say the new section will facilitate smoother movement of passengers and goods, supporting local economies and supply chains. The project aligns with broader Indian rail modernization efforts and is expected to reduce travel times while boosting regional development. Authorities are optimistic that improved connectivity will attract investment and help integrate rural markets with larger urban centers.
  • Location: Kailaras‑Sabalgarh‑Birpur, Madhya Pradesh
  • Length: 56 km; gauge conversion completed
  • Region: Gwalior‑Chambal corridor
  • Benefits: passenger and freight connectivity
  • Impact: regional development and markets integration
  • Part of broader rail modernization
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