MSME Development Institute (MSME - DI), Dimapur is the field office under Office of Development Commissioner (MSME), Ministry of MSME, Government of India, established in the year 1965 as branch institute, to take care of the needs of MSME sector in the State of Nagaland in the area of Techno-economic and managerial consultancy services and upgraded now as Directorate in the year 2019.
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Central Ayurveda Research Institute (CARI) Bengaluru is one of the peripheral Institutes of Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, Ministry of AYUSH. It was established as Regional Research Centre in 1971 and subsequently, it was known as Regional Research Institute from 1999 and National Ayurveda Dietetics Research Institute from 2010 upto 2020.
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The Animal Welfare Board of India is a statutory advisory body on Animal Welfare Laws and promotes animal welfare in the country.
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The survey seeks to document the cultural identity at the village level by involving citizens to share what makes their village, block, or district unique.
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Manav Sampada (appropriately name for Human Capital, being the most important factor for the success of any Government, Organisation or Company) is a standard ICT solution for the Government sector, addressing maximum requirements of State Governments related to personnel management. The first and basic objective of Manav Sampada is to provide a generic, product based solution to the State/Central Government organisations for better management of personnel through electronic service record.
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The Knowledge Portal for Khadi is a platform developed by the Centre of Excellence for Khadi to provide design directions for the Khadi institutions. The portal intends to create design intervention by simplifying the trends suitable for Khadi.
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Gram Swaraj Parishad (GSP) is a voluntary organisation from 1974 to 75. It was started as a destitute home with twenty orphans. In 1978, they got the Khadi Certification.
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The institution was initially established to find livelihood solutions for the women in and around the towns of Makalmua.
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The organisation's objective is to serve the village as a whole and eradicate untouchability. Chandrakanta and Lalitmohan Resham Khadi Samity worked towards providing dignified, sustainable self–employment to the poor rural artisans through the expansion of the Khadi and Village Industry Programme and have raised the Socio- economic and morale levels of the rural artisans using self-employment through Khadi and Village Industries.
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Bharat Khadi Sevak Sangha was registered on 23rd March 1959 to organise a "SANGHA" of Khadi Sevaks across the country under the Chairmanship of Late Kameswar Thakur, who was a veteran Khadi patron and a renowned personality in the field of Social Work in Bihar.