🇮🇳 Major State & Central Government Schemes and Campaigns (2025–2026)
🏛️ Major Schemes & Campaigns – 2026
📍 State Government Schemes (2026)
Punjab – Chief Minister Sehat Bima Yojana (15 January 2026)
Objective: To provide every family with free, cashless medical treatment of up to ₹10 lakh, covering more than 2,200 medical procedures.
Uttar Pradesh – One District One Cuisine (ODOC) (24 January 2026)
Objective: To promote local cuisines while boosting tourism and employment opportunities.
Delhi – Lakhpati Didi/Beti Yojana (2 March 2026)
Objective: The government deposits ₹56,000 in installments from a girl's birth until graduation, providing ₹1,00,000 on maturity. A maximum of two daughters per family are eligible.
Delhi – ANMOL Scheme (24 March 2026)
Full Form: Advanced Newborn Monitoring for Optimal Lifecare
Objective: To provide free genetic screening for newborns for early detection of genetic and metabolic disorders, thereby reducing infant mortality.
Madhya Pradesh – Fair Se Fursat Yojana (24 March 2026)
Objective: To provide affordable air connectivity between Rewa (MP) and Raipur (Chhattisgarh) through Alliance Air.
Maharashtra – Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Shetkari Loan Waiver Scheme (March 2026)
Objective: To waive crop loans of up to ₹2 lakh for eligible farmers.
Kerala – Priyadarshini Scheme (June 2026)
Objective: To provide free bus travel for all women and transgender persons across the state.
Chhattisgarh – Adarsh Shahar Samriddhi Yojana (May 2026)
Objective: To modernize civic infrastructure in rapidly growing towns and municipalities.
Allocation: ₹200 crore (FY 2026–27).
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🇮🇳 Central Government Schemes & Campaigns (2026)
RELIEF Scheme (19 March 2026)
Full Form: Resilience & Logistics Intervention for Export Facilitation
Outlay: ₹497 crore
Objective: To provide credit insurance and freight support to MSME exporters affected by the West Asia crisis.
PRARAMBH 2026 Campaign (20 March 2026)
Objective: To create public awareness about the Income Tax Act, 2025.
Say No to Proxy Sarpanch Campaign (8–18 March 2026)
Organised by: Ministry of Panchayati Raj
Objective: To eliminate the practice of "Sarpanch Pati," where male relatives exercise power on behalf of elected women representatives.
BHAVYA (Bharat Industrial Development Yojana) (March 2026)
Ministry: DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Outlay: ₹33,660 crore (2026–27 to 2031–32)
Objective: To establish 100 world-class plug-and-play industrial parks across India over six years.
PM RAHAT Scheme (February 2026)
Full Form: Prime Minister – Road Accident Victims' Hospitalisation and Assured Treatment
Objective: To provide cashless treatment up to ₹1.5 lakh for road accident victims.
Covers treatment expenses for 7 days after the accident.
Guarantees 24 hours of stabilization care for non-life-threatening cases and 48 hours for life-threatening cases.
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🏛️ Major Schemes & Campaigns – 2025
📍 State Government Schemes (2025)
Himachal Pradesh
Controlled Cannabis Cultivation Pilot Project (January 2025) – Scientific study of regulated cannabis cultivation for medicinal and industrial purposes.
Rajiv Gandhi Forest Conservation Scheme (June 2025) – Increase green cover by planting fruit-bearing trees on degraded forest land while generating rural employment through women's and youth groups.
Madhya Pradesh
PARTH Scheme (January 2025) – Police Army Recruitment Training & Hunar; pre-recruitment training for Police, Army and Paramilitary forces.
CM Samriddhi Parivar Yojana (March 2025) – Bundled welfare support covering employment, education, healthcare and social security.
Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar (September 2025) – Improve nutrition and health of women, adolescent girls and children during National Nutrition Month.
Shaheed Madho Singh Hath Kharcha Yojana (January 2025) – One-time assistance of ₹5,000 for ST students entering Classes 9 and 11 to reduce dropouts.
Viksit Gaon Yojana (February 2025) – ₹5,000 crore rural infrastructure programme to provide urban-level facilities in villages.