Develop Digital Public Infrastructure for agriculture
Bharatiya Janata Party · Lok Sabha General Election 2024
Last updated 25 Oct 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“We will develop Digital Public Infrastructure to remove information asymmetry in agriculture and provide farmer-centric solutions and services.”
Our Assessment
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).
Sources & Evidence
Promise Timeline
Agriculture Ministry launched the upgraded Agri Welfare Portal, a single-window gateway to PM-KISAN, AgriStack and PMFBY. New users, beneficiaries and funding were not reported.
View sourceAgriStack 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.
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