The programme will spend about 11,600 Indian rupees crore on more than 2,600 villages.
Better roads will help farmers sell their crops in larger markets.
New schools and health clinics will improve education and well‑being for children.
Tourism projects like trekking routes will turn natural scenery into jobs.
The first part of the plan focuses on 662 villages in the north, building all‑weather roads and clean water supplies.
The second part will reach another 1,954 villages, adding health centres, skill training, and tourism spots.
Local people will start small businesses, and the army will buy food and supplies from them.
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