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PM DevINE Scheme 2026 Guidelines PDF

PM Devine scheme 2026 guidelines are available in PDF format on the official website of Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER) at mdoner.gov.in. PM-DevINE is short for Prime Minister's Development Initiative for North East Region, a fully funded Central Sector scheme for the development of the eight states of North East India.

The scheme was approved by the Union Cabinet on 12 October 2022 with a total approved outlay of ₹6,600 crore for the four year period from 2022-23 to 2025-26.

PM-DevINE supports infrastructure projects in the spirit of PM Gati Shakti, social development projects based on the felt needs of the North East, and livelihood opportunities for the youth and women of the region.

PM Devine Scheme 2026

PM-DevINE is a Central Sector Scheme with 100% central funding. The Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region administers this scheme through the North Eastern Council or through central ministries and agencies, and it covers all the eight states of the North Eastern Region.

PM-DevINE gives an end-to-end development solution rather than isolated small projects. It is made sure that the project support under this scheme does not get duplicated with any other scheme of MDoNER or of any other ministry. Money is given only for the projects which are not already covered under any other scheme of the central or state government.

As per the official data till 28 February 2026, 48 projects worth ₹6,044.32 crore have been sanctioned under PM-DevINE. These projects cover connectivity, power, social development and livelihood areas. Out of these, 3 projects have been completed with a total cost of ₹176.11 crore in the social and livelihood sectors.

Continuation of the scheme for the next Finance Commission cycle will be examined and decided as per the prescribed rules for appraisal and approval of government schemes. New projects are proposed and implemented by the concerned state governments and agencies on the basis of the need and identified gaps.

Detail Information
Scheme Name PM-DevINE (Prime Minister's Development Initiative for North East Region)
Scheme Type Central Sector Scheme with 100% central funding
Ministry Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER)
Total Outlay ₹6,600 crore (from 2022-23 to 2025-26)
Coverage Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura
Projects Sanctioned 48 projects worth ₹6,044.32 crore till 28 February 2026
Project Completed 3 projects worth ₹176.11 crore
Project Cost Limit Minimum ₹20 crore to maximum ₹500 crore per project
Official Website mdoner.gov.in

Objectives of PM Devine Yojana

Main objectives of the PM Devine scheme are given below:

  • Fund infrastructure in line with PM Gati Shakti and the national master plan of the region.
  • Support social development projects based on the felt needs of the North East states.
  • Create income earning activities for the youth and women of the region.
  • Fill up the development gaps in different sectors of the region.

How PM Devine Projects Get Sanctioned

PM-DevINE is not an individual benefit scheme that gives money directly to a person. It is a project based scheme in which states, central ministries and agencies put forward proposals, and the Ministry selects the best projects. The process follows a fixed order of steps.

STEP 1 - The State Level Empowered Committee (SLEC), headed by the Chief Secretary of the state, first checks the quality and priority of the proposed projects. The committee makes a priority list and sends the selected proposals to the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region.

STEP 2 - The preliminary proposals are placed before the Empowered Inter-Ministerial Committee (EIMC) chaired by the Secretary, Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region. The committee examines the project viability and the socio-economic effect before recommending the project.

STEP 3 - After the selection, the Detailed Project Report (DPR) is prepared by the concerned agency. A known institute such as IIT, NIT or IIM does the technical and economic review of the DPR, and the SLEC gives its approval to the final proposal.

STEP 4 - The final proposal with all the required clearances, land availability certificate, non duplication certificate and sanction checklist is sent to the Ministry. After, MDoNER issues the Administrative and Financial Sanction (AFS), and the project agency has to award the work within six months.

PM Devine Guidelines PDF and Official Links

The complete revised rules of PM-DevINE, which have been applicable from 12 October 2022, can be downloaded in PDF format from the official PM Devine guidelines PDF on the Ministry website. These rules cover the selection process, negative list, DPR format, fund release and monitoring process.

Official details with project level data are available on the official PM Devine scheme page of MDoNER. The state wise project progress can also be checked on the MDoNER projects dashboard and the update till 28 February 2026 is shared in the latest PIB press release on PM Devine progress.

FAQ's

Is the PM Devine scheme still running?

The scheme is ongoing. Till 28 February 2026, 48 projects have been granted under PM-DevINE, and 3 projects are already completed. The government is reviewing the continuation of the scheme for the next Finance Commission cycle as per the normal rules of approval of central sector schemes.

Who can apply under PM Devine?

There is no direct application by a person under PM Devine. The eight North East states, central ministries and central agencies send the project proposals. Proposals from the states get priority, and every state proposal has to pass through the state level committee headed by the Chief Secretary.

What is the minimum and maximum project cost in PM Devine?

The minimum project cost is ₹20 crore and the maximum support per project is ₹500 crore. The scheme money cannot be used for buying land, for creating any infrastructure for government or any other office, or for permanent individual benefit.

Where can I download the PM Devine guidelines PDF?

The PM Devine guidelines PDF can be downloaded from the official website of Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region at mdoner.gov.in. The direct download link and the live project details are shared in the official links section above.

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