Ministry of Textiles, Government of India
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MRMA 2.0 — Now Live

मेरा रेशम मेरा अभिमान Mera Resham Mera Abhimaan ನನ್ನ ರೇಷ್ಮೆ, ನನ್ನ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆ

A Sericulture Technology Transfer Campaign

The Central Silk Board's mega campaign bridging the research–field gap through a District Adoption model, empowering silk farmers with advanced technologies and transforming India's sericulture landscape.

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Silk Farming
100 Day Mega Campaign

About The Campaign

Transforming India's
Sericulture Legacy

The Central Silk Board has launched MRMA as an ambitious technology transfer programme to empower sericulture farmers. Despite advanced technologies developed by CSB, farmers continue to rely on outdated practices due to inadequate awareness and limited access.

MRMA bridges the research–field gap through a District Adoption model, fostering proactive and collaborative engagement of scientists and technical staff from CSB and State Departments of Sericulture.

Technology Transfer
Bringing cutting-edge CSB research directly to farmers in the field.
District Adoption
Systematic district-level coverage across 26 silk-producing states.
Collaborative Model
Scientists & state officials working side-by-side in the field.
Farmer Upliftment
Socio-economic development and enhanced productivity for all.

Transparency & Data

Campaign Public Dashboard

Real-time performance metrics, outreach analytics, and impact data from MRMA 2.0

112
Districts Covered
▲ 8 New
134
Scientists Active
✓ Active
2,856
Events Conducted
▲ 18% Growth
1.84L
Farmers Reached
▲ 24%
64
Avg Farmers / Event
Good
312
SME Participations
▲ Rising
State & Program Analytics
State-wise Event Distribution
Events & farmers covered by top states
Bar Chart
Program Type Breakdown
Distribution of 2,856 total events
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Event Effectiveness
Training quality & satisfaction scores
Metrics
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4.4/5
Avg Event Rating
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8.7/10
Farmer Satisfaction
📢
92%
Recommendation Rate
🧠
85%
Knowledge Gain Score
Scientist Performance Leaderboard
Top scientists ranked by composite performance score
Leaderboard
Rank Scientist District Events Farmers Score
1 Dr. Bharath Kr Chittoor4819,050
96
2 Dr. R. Mahesh Dharmapuri422,884
93
3 Dr. Shivam Kr Mandi382,567
91
4 Dr. Ravindra N Dharashiv341,433
89
SCORE WEIGHTS
Events 25% Participation 25% Event Rating 20% Reporting 15% Feedback 15%
Gender Participation
1,84,200 total participants
Polar Area
Social Category Coverage
Inclusion & diversity metrics
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Progress & Alerts
Campaign Progress vs Targets
Achievement against set goals
Progress
Events Conducted 2,856 / 3,000
Farmers Reached 1,84,200 / 2,00,000
District Coverage 112 / 120
OVERALL PERFORMANCE RADAR
Top Performing States
Events, farmers & performance score
Multi-Bar
PERFORMANCE SCORE
Karnataka
95
Tamil Nadu
92
Maharashtra
88
Andhra Pradesh
84
⚠️ District Alerts
Districts needing intervention
Alert
Guna
4 events · 32 farmers
! Critical
Korba
5 events · 778 farmers
⚠ Low Activity
Kancheepuram
7 events · 150 farmers
↓ Below Target
Planning Efficiency
Advance planning vs delay (days)
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Program Type — Detailed Analytics
Total programs, farmers covered & average participation per event type
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The Process

How MRMA Works

01
District Assignment
Scientists are assigned to specific districts under the District Adoption model for focused intervention.
02
Need Assessment
Ground-level survey identifies specific technology gaps and farmer requirements in each area.
03
Training & Demos
Hands-on training programmes and live demonstrations of advanced sericulture techniques.
04
Monitoring & Feedback
Continuous monitoring via the MRMA platform ensures quality outcomes and tracks progress.
05
Impact Assessment
Productivity gains and farmer income improvements are measured and reported.
MRMA Coverage

National Coverage

MRMA Across
India

The campaign covers silk-growing districts comprehensively, with distinct focus on pre-cocoon activities (Mulberry, Tasar, Eri & Muga cultivation) and post-cocoon value-addition (reeling, weaving, and trade).

111
Pre-Cocoon Districts
18
Post-Cocoon Districts
28
States & UTs
1,597
Programs Planned

India's Silk Heritage

Four Varieties of Indian Silk

Mulberry Silk
The most cultivated variety — lustrous, soft, and produced from Bombyx mori silkworms.
Tasar Silk
Wild silk from the Antheraea mylitta silkworm, known for its natural golden-brown hue.
Eri Silk
The "peace silk" — produced without killing the silkworm. Warm, durable, and sustainable.
Muga Silk
Exclusive to Assam — the world's only naturally golden-yellow silk with a GI tag.
"To enhance silk production and productivity and for the socio-economic development of sericulture farmers and to make India a global leader in silk."

— Shri Giriraj Singh, Hon'ble Minister of Textiles, Government of India

Latest Updates

News & Announcements

View All →
Training
MRMA 2.0 National Training Conclave Held in Bangalore
May 10, 2026
Policy
New Technology Packages Released for Mulberry Farmers
April 28, 2026
Achievement
MRMA Surpasses 74,000 Farmer Participants Milestone
April 15, 2026

Institutional Partners & Collaborators

Ministry of Textiles
Central Silk Board
State Dept. of Sericulture
CSB Research Institutes
KVIC
SEWA

Join the Movement

Be Part of India's Silk Revolution

Whether you're a farmer, scientist, or state official — MRMA 2.0 is your platform to connect, learn, and grow India's sericulture ecosystem.