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Key Points

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Average district score rose from 22.54 in April to 38.85 in July 2026.

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Productivity scores increased from 2.53 to 6.70; irrigation scores from 1.65 to 4.20.

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The scheme integrates 36 central programmes from 11 ministries with state and private initiatives.

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A Beneficiary Progress Module will be added to the dashboard by September 2026.

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Capacity‑building efforts included training 690,530 farmers and 88,961 extension workers.

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Summary

Key objectives such as increasing productivity, crop diversification, storage capacity, irrigation, credit access, and governance all recorded notable improvements.

Training reached over 690,000 farmers and 89,000 extension workers, including natural‑farming methods.

The scheme’s performance dashboard now tracks 121 indicators across 36 central programmes, state schemes, and private‑sector contributions.

All districts have uploaded detailed action plans and submitted both output and outcome data for the 2025‑26 financial year.

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New Words to Learn

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agricultural productivity
how much food a farm can produce
crop diversification
growing a variety of crops instead of just one
post‑harvest storage
places where crops are kept after being harvested
irrigation infrastructure
systems that bring water to fields
agricultural credit
loans that help farmers buy seeds, equipment, or improve farms
governance
the way a program is organized and overseen
central nodal officers
government officials who coordinate the scheme across the country
capacity building
training and resources that improve skills and abilities
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