The state recorded 13,676 Udyam registrations against a target of 12,800, achieving approximately 106.8 per cent of its registration target. For FSSAI, it recorded 3,423 registrations and licences against a target of 3,000, achieving approximately 114.1 per cent of its target. These interventions extended support across all 17 districts of the state, according to the report.
The FSSAI numbers included 3,321 basic registrations and 102 State licences. Additionally, ₹57 lakh was reimbursed to over 3,051 eligible beneficiaries under the FSSAI intervention to help reduce the cost burden of food business registration and licensing.
Women accounted for 48 per cent of Udyam registrations and 73.07 per cent of beneficiaries under the FSSAI intervention. The scheme was implemented by the Department of Industries and Commerce in collaboration with the Nagaland Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. (NIDC), with support from District Industry Centres, the Department of Health & Family Welfare, the Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM), and the Women Entrepreneurs Network of Nagaland (WENN).
This is according to a page published by IPR Nagaland on October 30, 2026.
Source: IPR Nagaland, https://ipr.nagaland.gov.in/niis-news/nagaland-exceeds-ramp-targets-records-13676-udyam-registrations-and-3423-fssai-registrations-and-licences
