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PM Vishwakarma Artisan Support Scheme

PM Vishwakarma is the Centre's five-year package for artisans who work with their hands and tools: recognition, training, a subsidised toolkit, cheap collateral-free credit and help selling. Three years after its launch it has met its registration target of 30 lakh craftspeople, and marked the milestone in Kolkata with West Bengal, its newest state, now on board.

Last updated 18 September 20267 min read
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Marked the scheme's third year at Kolkata's Dhono Dhanyo Auditorium — the MSME Ministry's first PM Vishwakarma programme in West Bengal, which joined in May 2026 and has since drawn more than 7 lakh applications — with certificates, toolkits and ₹1 lakh cheques handed to artisans.

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