one district one product list popular in india
some of the popular / iconic products under India’s One District One Product (ODOP) initiative — either due to their uniqueness, export potential, or recognizability. I’ll also include some sample district-product pairs, so you get a feel for how the scheme distributes products across districts. Most ODOP products are agriculture, food processing, handicrafts, handloom, etc.
✅ Key Facts
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The ODOP scheme has “identified 1,102 products from 761 districts” across India.
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The products span agriculture, food processing, handloom, handicrafts, textiles, engineering and other sectors.
🌟 Popular / Notable ODOP Products
Here are some of the ODOP products that are widely known or have gained attention:
| District / Area | Product | Why It’s Popular / Notable |
|---|---|---|
| Gurugram, Haryana | Amla Juice (Amrit Phal) | Health product, good packaging; launched under ODOP branding. |
| Kota, Rajasthan | Coriander Powder (Cori Gold) | Unique regional flavour; is part of a branded product line under ODOP. |
| Kulgam, Jammu & Kashmir | Kashmiri Lal Mirch (Spice) | Known for its special spice quality; part of “Kashmiri Mantra” brand under ODOP. |
| Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh | Honey (“Madhu Mantra”) | Multifloral, free-range bees; used as ODOP product. |
| Thane, Maharashtra | Millets / Ragi Flour (“Somdana”) | Focus on nutrition, millets; gluten-free option. |
| Jhansi, UP | Soft Toys | There are many toy manufacturers there; helped scale up via ODOP. |
| Gorakhpur, UP | Handicrafts / Banana Fibre / Terracotta | Traditional crafts that have demand beyond local markets. |
🗺️ Sample District-Product Pairs (Across States)
Here are some district-wise examples to show diversity:
| State | District | ODOP Product |
|---|---|---|
| Andhra Pradesh | Chittoor | Tomato |
| Andhra Pradesh | Guntur | Spices (Chilli & Turmeric) |
| Andhra Pradesh | Kadapa | Banana |
| Tamil Nadu | Coimbatore | Coconut Products |
| Tamil Nadu | Dharmapuri | Millet-based products (Except Maize) |
| Haryana | Ambala | Milk Based Product |
| Haryana | Gurugram | Amla |
| Rajasthan | Alwar | Onion |
| Rajasthan | Jaipur | Tomato |
🇮🇳 Examples from Different States
Telangana
| District | ODOP Product |
|---|---|
| Nalgonda | Sweet oranges |
| Adilabad | Soya-based products (soya milk, soya tofu, soya curd) |
| Bhadadri Kothagudem | Chillies |
| Hyderabad | Snacks, savories & “Swagruha” foods |
| Jagitial | Mango |
| Jangaon | Scented rice (Chittimuthyalu) based products |
Odisha
Here are a few districts & their ODOP products:
| District | Product |
|---|---|
| Angul | Mango |
| Balangir | Milk |
| Balasore | Fish |
| Bargarh | Groundnut |
| Bhadrak | Fish |
| Boudh | Dal |
Andhra Pradesh
Some district-products are:
| District | Product |
|---|---|
| Anantapur | Readymade garments |
| Chittoor | Kalamkari pen work |
| East Godavari | Coir & coir products |
| Guntur | Red chillies |
| Krishna | Kondapalli toys |
ODOP List indian electrical & electronics item
The ODOP scheme under PMFME (Food Processing) focuses mainly on food / perishables.
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One listing: in Tamil Nadu, some districts have Engineering & Auto Components under their potential ODOP products.
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Another: in “Konaseema, Andhra Pradesh” there’s an ODOP plan that includes Electrical Wiring with fuses, switches, holders, bulbs, fans etc. as part of “Electrical” assets in a list of district assets/projects.
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But these seem to be more infrastructure/equipment-assets or potential export-compatible items than classic ODOP “products” manufactured by artisans or local small industries.
⚠️ Why few electronics items appear in ODOP
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The ODOP scheme under PMFME (Food Processing) focuses mainly on food / perishables.
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Many ODOP products are crafts, textiles, agriculture etc. Very few are industrial electrical goods.
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For “electrical / electronics” manufacturing items, other schemes (like PLI – Production Linked Incentive) are more involved.
One District One Product (ODOP) has been approved for 713 districts in 35 States and UTs out of the total 766 districts spread across 36 States and UTs as part of the centrally sponsored Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme run by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI). On the advice of the States/UTs, the Ministry has approved the ODOPs.
Under the PMFME Scheme, MoFPI has authorised 76 incubation centres across the nation with a total investment of US$ 24.9 million (Rs. 205.95 crores) to support current and potential entrepreneurs in the creation of new and innovative products, among other things, at all stages of the value chain.
The PMFME Scheme offers financial, technical, and business support for the establishment or upgrade of micro food processing businesses in the nation, which among other things opens up the possibility of local job opportunities for young people.
https://v2.india.gov.in/explore-india/odop?state=telangana
