**Executive Summary**
The Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises is implementing the One Station One Product (OSOP) initiative under the PM Vishwakarma (PMV) scheme to support Divyangjan artisans. The program provides dedicated retail outlets at high-footfall railway stations to enhance market access, visibility, and sustainable livelihoods. As of June 11, 2026, 28 beneficiaries across seven trades have been allotted stalls to foster economic inclusion and financial independence.
**Key Points / Main Content**
**PM Vishwakarma (PMV) Scheme Framework**
* Operates on three core pillars: Samman (Respect), Samarthya (Capability), and Samriddhi (Prosperity).
* Designed as a flagship government scheme to support traditional artisans and craftspeople.
**OSOP Initiative Objectives**
* Provides Divyangjan artisans with resources to enhance skills and access competitive markets.
* Establishes dedicated retail outlets at selected railway stations to showcase handcrafted products.
* Aims to create sustainable livelihoods and foster socio-economic empowerment.
**Allotment and Geographic Distribution**
* **Total Allotments:** 28 stalls have been facilitated for Divyangjan beneficiaries to date.
* **Trade-wise Distribution:** Sculpture (6), Doll & Toy Maker (6), Cobbler (5), Carpenter (5), Metal Smith (2), Basket Maker (2), and Tailor (2).
* **Regional Reach:** Covers various states including Gujarat, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Odisha, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Jharkhand, Goa, and the UT of Puducherry.
**Success Indicators**
* **Market Response:** Outlets, such as the one at Indore Railway Station inaugurated in January 2026, report steadily rising sales and positive customer feedback.
* **Revenue Generation:** Individual artisans have reported significant earnings, such as ₹19,000 within 15 days of operation.
* **Skill Utilization:** Beneficiaries are successfully applying PMV skill training to innovate designs and navigate competitive landscapes.
**Impact Analysis**
**Divyangjan Vishwakarma Artisans**
**Impact**
Artisans gain high-visibility retail space and a platform to achieve financial independence. The initiative transforms their economic status by providing direct access to a large customer base at railway stations, leading to rapid revenue growth and improved family livelihoods.
**Action Required**
Eligible artisans must register under the PM Vishwakarma scheme and complete the required skill training to qualify for stall allotments and market support.
**Ministry of MSME**
**Impact**
The Ministry successfully executes its commitment to inclusive growth and economic empowerment for marginalized sections of the artisan community.
**Action Required**
The Ministry must continue to facilitate trade-wise allotments and manage the expansion of OSOP outlets across high-footfall railway stations.
**General Public / Consumers**
**Impact**
Railway passengers and visitors gain direct access to authentic, high-quality traditional crafts, including sculpture, metalwork, furniture, and handmade toys.
**Action Required**
No specific action required; however, the public serves as the primary driver of the initiative's success through the purchase of showcased products.
Key Entities Referenced
PM Vishwakarma (PMV): A flagship government scheme designed to support traditional artisans and craftspeople through the pillars of Samman, Samarthya, and Samriddhi.
One Station One Product (OSOP): An initiative providing dedicated retail outlets at high-footfall railway stations to help artisans expand market reach and visibility.
Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME): The primary ministry implementing the OSOP initiative and PMV scheme to foster economic inclusion for Divyangjan artisans.
Ministry of Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises
Marketing of Divyangjan Vishwakarma Products
through One Station One Product(OSOP)
The OSOP initiative under the PMV scheme aims to provide
resources and opportunities to enhance their skills, access
markets and improve their livelihoods
प्रव तथ: 11 JUN 2026 12:20PM by PIB Delhi
PM Vishwakarma (PMV) is a flagship scheme of the Government, designed to support traditional artisans
and craftspeople through the three pillars of Samman, Samarthya, and Samriddhi.
To promote Samriddhi (Prosperity) under the PMV Scheme, Ministry of MSME is implementing the One
Station One Product (OSOP) initiative for Divyangjan Vishwakarma artisans. Under this initiative,
dedicated retail outlets have been set up at selected high-footfall railway stations to showcase and sell
their products. The OSOP is helping artisans to expand their market reach by increasing visibility and
creating better sale opportunities and providing sustainable livelihoods.
Through this effort, Ministry is fostering economic inclusion, encouraging financial independence to
Divyangjan artisans and strengthening its commitment to inclusive growth and socio-economic
empowerment.
Till Date, 28 Divyang beneficiaries from different trades have been facilitated with stalls at different
stations under OSOP initiative. The trade-wise allotments are given below:
Trade Total allotments State covered
Cobbler 5 Gujarat, Maharashtra, UP, Delhi
Sculpture 6 Haryana, Odisha, Bihar, MP
Carpenter 5 Maharashtra, Haryana, Bihar, Gujarat, Rajasthan
Doll & Toy Maker 6 Maharashtra, UP, Puducherry, MP, Haryana
Metal Smith 2 Jharkhand
Basket Maker 2 Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra
Tailor 2 Goa, HaryanaTotal Stalls 28 12
The OSOP initiative has had transformative impact on Divyangjan artisans towards economic self-reliance
are highlighted below.
i. Shri Atul, a Divyang sculptor, specializes in the delicate art of crafting crystal-based statues and
utility products. His success story began with registration under PMV Scheme. Thereafter, skill
training empowered him to innovate his designs to navigate the competitive landscape. Under the
OSOP initiative, Shri Atul was allotted a dedicated retail outlet at Platform No. 1, Indore Railway
Station. Since the outlet’s inauguration in January 2026, the response from customers has been very
encouraging with sales steadily rising.
ii. Shri Ajeet Sharma, a Divyang metalsmith registered under PMV Scheme has been allotted a
retail outlet for his handcrafted metal products near Deoghar railway station. He earned ₹19,000
within 15 days. Despite physical challenges, Ajeet has built a sustainable livelihood by showcasing
exceptional craftsmanship and dedication. Ajeet’s journey highlights how PMV Scheme through
skill development and market support under OSOP, is empowering Divyangjan artisans to rise
economically and socially.
(iii) Sh. Ghanshyam Kumawat, a carpenter Divyangjan from Jaipur, Rajasthan, with the support of
PMV Scheme has built a successful livelihood through his carpentry work. He has been allotted a retail
outlet near Gandhinagar Railway Station. He earned significant revenue within just 15 days from his
wood products. Sh. Ghanshyam has gained the trust of customers by delivering quality furniture and
woodwork and improved his family’s economic status.OSOP: Creating opportunity to Economic Empowerment for Divyangjan Artisans
Recognizing the unique challenge being faced by Divyangjan artisans, the OSOP initiative under the PMV
scheme aims to provide resources and opportunities to enhance their skills, access markets and improve
their livelihoods. Giving focus to the Divyangjan beneficiaries, the initiative of OSOP foster an inclusive
environment where these talented artisans can thrive and contribute meaningfully to India’s rich heritage.
For more information on PM Vishwakarma and One Station One Product scheme visit Link - PM Vis
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