Nagaland crosses its RAMP targets with 13,676 Udyam registrations and 3,423 FSSAI registrations and licences

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Nagaland crosses its RAMP targets with 13,676 Udyam registrations and 3,423 FSSAI registrations and licences

30 October 2026

Nagaland has gone past its targets under two interventions of the Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) Scheme. The first is Udyam Registration, the online registration that gives a small enterprise its formal identity. The second is FSSAI Registration and Licensing, which food businesses need before they can operate legally. The state logged 13,676 Udyam registrations and 3,423 FSSAI registrations and licences. Both totals are higher than the goals set for Nagaland under the scheme. It becomes easier for small units to reach credit, markets and government support once they enter the formal system.

Udyam registrations: 13,676 FSSAI registrations and licences: 3,423 Scheme: Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP)

Why it matters for exams: RAMP (a World Bank-supported MSME scheme), Udyam Registration and FSSAI are frequent Economy questions in PSC and bank exams.

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30 October 2026 Source: Department of Information & Public Relations, Nagaland

In plain words

RAMP Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance — A World Bank-supported Central Sector Scheme to strengthen micro, small and medium enterprises.

Udyam Registration — The online registration that gives an MSME its official identity.

FSSAI Food Safety and Standards Authority of India — The national regulator that registers and licenses food businesses.

MSME Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises — Small businesses classed by investment and turnover.