ReachGovt. reported: 56.16 crore Jan Dhan accounts opened (Aug 2025); ~₹2.67 lakh crore deposits. · PIB Aug 2025
TargetContinuing rollout
Since 2014 · Financial inclusion programme providing bank accounts, RuPay debit cards, and accidental insurance to previously unbanked households. Launched 28 August 2014.
Budget₹1,34,000 crore approx. (Phase 1 Union Budget allocations, 2014–2019, Rural + Urban combined)
ReachGovt. reported: 11.5 crore toilets constructed under Phase 1; government declared rural India ODF in October 2019.
TargetSBM 2.0 target 2026
Since 2014 · National sanitation and hygiene campaign. Phase 1 focused on building individual and community toilets. Phase 2 (SBM 2.0, 2021–26) targets solid-liquid waste management and ODF-Plus status for villages.
Budget₹1,97,000 crore total PLI outlay approved across 14 sectors · PIB
ReachGovt. reported: cumulative sales over ₹20.4 lakh crore, investment over ₹2.16 lakh crore, and 14.39 lakh+ direct/indirect jobs (as of Dec 2025). · PIB 2025
Since 2014 · Manufacturing promotion initiative designed to attract investment and reduce import dependency. Sector-specific Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes provide output-linked subsidies to qualifying manufacturers.
Budget₹14,903 crore (MeitY allocation, Union Budget 2023–24); BharatNet: ₹61,109 crore approved (Phase I+II)
ReachGovt. reported: 2.15 lakh+ gram panchayats connected via BharatNet; UPI 21.6 billion transactions in Dec 2025; 53.9 crore+ DigiLocker users (Jun 2025). · DD News/NPCI 2025-26
Since 2015 · Digital infrastructure and services programme covering rural broadband (BharatNet), UPI payments, DigiLocker, Aadhaar integration, and digital citizen services. Aims to bridge India's urban–rural digital divide.
Budget₹3,06,137 crore approved for Phase 2 (FY2024-25 to FY2028-29) · Cabinet approval 2024
ReachGovt. reported: ~2.69 crore pucca houses completed under Phase 1 by end FY2023-24 (2.82 crore by Aug 2025); 2 crore additional houses targeted under Phase 2.
TargetPhase 2 target FY2028-29
Since 2016 · Rural housing scheme providing financial assistance to homeless and kutcha-house-dwelling families to construct permanent homes. Beneficiaries also receive MGNREGS labour support and toilet linkage under SBM.
Budget₹48,000 crore central allocation; total project value ₹1.64 lakh crore (govt + state + ULB · Annual Report 2022–23)
Reach100 cities selected across all states/UTs; 8,064 projects total, 7,741 (~96%) completed worth ~₹1.55 lakh crore; financial phase closed 31 Mar 2025. · PIB 2025
TargetFinancial phase closed 31 Mar 2025; ~96% projects complete (Dec 2025)
Since 2015 · Urban development programme that funds technology, infrastructure, and governance upgrades in 100 selected cities. Projects include integrated command centres, CCTV networks, smart roads, and public open spaces.
Budget₹8,000 crore (Phase 1, 2016–19) + ₹6,672 crore (Phase 2, 2021–24) · MoPNG data
ReachGovt. reported: ~10.33 crore LPG connections provided (as of Jul 2025). · MoPNG/PIB 2025
TargetPhase 2 period 2021-24
Since 2016 · Provides free LPG connections to women from Below Poverty Line (BPL) households, with the goal of replacing biomass-burning cooking with clean fuel. Active refill behaviour and adoption remain ongoing policy focus.
BudgetRevenue reform (no expenditure budget); replaced 17 central/state indirect taxes.
ReachGST revenue record ₹2.37 lakh crore (Apr 2025); 1.52 crore+ active registered taxpayers (Jun 2025). · PIB/GSTN 2025
CompletedEffective 1 Jul 2017
Since 2017 · India's most significant indirect tax reform since independence; unified multiple cascading taxes (VAT, excise, service tax, etc.) into a single GST with four slabs. Enacted 1 July 2017 with broad political support.
Budget₹9,406 crore central allocation · Union Budget 2025-26 (₹7,300 crore in 2024-25)
ReachGovt. reported: 55 crore+ persons eligible (12.37 crore families); 10.4 crore+ cashless hospital admissions since launch (Sep 2025); 32,000+ empanelled hospitals; 42 crore+ Ayushman cards issued.
Since 2018 · Health insurance scheme providing ₹5 lakh per year per family for secondary and tertiary hospitalisation across public and empanelled private hospitals. Coverage extended to all citizens aged 70+ in 2024.
Budget₹60,000 crore/year (₹6,000 × 10 crore beneficiary farmer families)
ReachGovt. reported: ₹4.27 lakh crore+ total direct transfer across 22 instalments (22nd released Mar 2026); ~9.3-9.7 crore farmer families per instalment.
Since 2019 · Direct income support of ₹6,000 per year (in three ₹2,000 instalments) to landholder farmer families. Amount credited directly to Aadhaar-linked bank accounts.
ReachPolicy framework covering 25+ crore school students and 4 crore higher education enrolments.
CompletedApproved Jul 2020
Since 2020 · Comprehensive education policy overhaul — India's first in 34 years. Introduces a 5+3+3+4 school structure, mother-tongue medium up to Grade 5, multidisciplinary undergraduate degrees, and Academic Bank of Credits for higher education.
Budget₹29.87 lakh crore (May 2020 stimulus package; includes credit guarantees and RBI liquidity measures — not all direct government expenditure)
Since 2020 · Broad economic policy initiative promoting domestic production and reducing import dependence across defence, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. Delivered through PLI schemes, import substitution policies, and FDI reforms.
Budget₹111 lakh crore (National Infrastructure Pipeline 2025–30, combined public + private investment target)
TargetNIP target 2030
Since 2021 · Digital GIS-based platform integrating 16 central ministries and all state governments to plan and coordinate infrastructure projects. Aims to eliminate delays caused by siloed planning across roads, rail, ports, airports, and utilities.
Budget₹13,000 crore approved (2023–28) · PIB Aug 2023
ReachGovt. reported: 2.72 crore+ artisans enrolled from 18 traditional trades (Dec 2025); ~23 lakh skill-trained; collateral-free loans of ₹1 lakh (Tier 1) and ₹2 lakh (Tier 2) at 5% concessional interest.
TargetScheme period 2023-28
Since 2023 · Credit, skill training, and marketing support for 18 traditional crafts and trades including carpentry, weaving, pottery, and blacksmithing. Part of the broader effort to integrate artisans into formal financial systems.
Since 2023 · Long-term development vision for India to achieve developed-nation status by 2047 — the centenary of independence. Covers infrastructure, education, health, technology, and governance reform across central and state ministries.