Since 2022 · Two-lane road upgradation and construction across Assam connecting district headquarters, medical colleges, and tourism sites. State government programme complementing PMGSY and NHIDCL projects.
ReachGovt. reported: expanded to roughly 27-40 lakh households under Orunodoi 3.0; ₹1,250/month to a woman member.
Since 2020 · Monthly direct cash transfer to women members of selected households in Assam. Priority given to BPL, widow, single-parent, and divyang families.
Orunodoi (DBT for poor households)
Ongoing
Continued by the current government. Himanta Biswa Sarma government expanded the scheme with higher monthly support and enlarged beneficiary lists (Orunodoi 2.0/3.0).
Atal Amrit Abhiyan (health cover)
Ongoing
Continued with changes. State health-cover scheme aligned with Ayushman Bharat under the successor government.
AIIMS Guwahati
Ongoing
Continued by the current government. Sanctioned during his tenure; construction and commissioning completed under successor BJP governments.
Manifesto
Headline manifesto commitments of the current government, with a sourced status. We track only whether each promise was kept — not its merits.
BJPBJP · manifesto 2021
2 Delivered2 In progress
In progressSince 2020
Rs 3,000/month to 30 lakh women under Orunodoi cash-transfer scheme
Orunodoi remains operational and was expanded under Orunodoi 3.0 (launched 9 September 2024) to roughly 37 lakh women from about 17 lakh earlier, but the monthly Direct Benefit Transfer is Rs 1,250, short of the manifesto's promised Rs 3,000 to 30 lakh families.
Provide government jobs (1 lakh, later framed as ~2 lakh over the term)
By mid-2024 the state government said it had given jobs to about 97,495 people over three years (around 87,402 by September 2023), and the CM targeted roughly 1.5 lakh by the end of the term; recruitment drives including ~22,000 advertised posts continued.
Empower women / create 'Lakhpati Baideos' via self-employment support (Mukhyamantri Mahila Udyamita Abhiyan)
The Mukhyamantri Mahila Udyamita Abhiyan was launched in 2024 providing Rs 10,000 seed capital to Self Help Group women members (Rs 25,000 in phase two), targeting around 30 lakh women, with Rs 3,038 crore allocated in the 2025-26 state budget.
Promote youth entrepreneurship / Atmanirbhar Asom (self-reliant Assam) financial support
Under the Chief Minister's Atmanirbhar Asom Abhijan, the state provides Rs 2 lakh (general) to Rs 5 lakh (professionals) as part-subsidy, part-loan; the CM distributed the first installment of seed capital to about 10,404 entrepreneurs in February 2026, with later phases (CMAAA 3.0) underway.
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