Bharatiya Janata Party · Lok Sabha General Election 2024
Last updated 8 Jul 2026
“We will develop Digital Public Infrastructure to remove information asymmetry in agriculture and provide farmer-centric solutions and services.”
The pledge to develop a Digital Public Infrastructure for agriculture has been delivered in framework terms. The Union Cabinet approved the Digital Agriculture Mission in September 2024 (Rs 2,817 crore; central share Rs 1,940 crore), creating the AgriStack DPI (Farmers Registry, Geo-referenced Village Maps, Crop Sown Registry), the Krishi Decision Support System (Krishi-DSS) and a national Soil Fertility & Profile Map. By 2025, 19 states had signed MoUs, Farmer ID pilots were completed in six states, and the programme targets digital identities for 11 crore farmers by 2026-27. The DPI has been established and is being rolled out; full farmer coverage is the remaining scale-up. Fulfilled (with implementation ongoing).
AgriStack rollout progresses: 19 states sign MoUs, Farmer ID pilots completed in six states, Krishi-DSS operational for geospatial decision support.
View sourceUnion Cabinet approves the Digital Agriculture Mission (Rs 2,817 crore), creating AgriStack DPI, Krishi-DSS and a national soil map; targets digital IDs for 11 crore farmers by 2026-27.
View sourceWe have established PM Kisan Samriddhi Kendras to provide all agricultural inputs and services as one-stop shops to our farmers. We will further expand the network of PM Kisan Samriddhi Kendras.
We have started using nano-urea to ensure continued soil fertility in Indian farmlands. We will further expand access to and encourage adoption of Nano Urea.
We have upgraded KVKs to provide digital solutions to our farmers. We will further upgrade all Krishi Vigyan Kendra into a one-stop centre for skill development.
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