Government Schemes and Policy · 22 January 2026
One Station One Product (OSOP) Scheme Expands to 2,000 Stations and Empowers 1.32 Lakh Artisans
Exam-focused facts from the 22 January 2026 current affairs briefing.
Key facts
- The Indian Railways’ One Station One Product (OSOP) initiative has emerged as a powerful platform for celebrating regional identity and promoting indigenous craftsmanship, with the scheme now expanding to over 2,000 railway stations across the country.
- The Ministry of Railways stated that by integrating local heritage with the national railway network, OSOP not only enhances passenger experience but also supports inclusive economic growth.
- The OSOP outlets have been established at 2,002 stations, with a total 2,326 outlets being operational.
- Since the launch of OSOP in 2022, the initiative has created direct economic opportunities for more than 1.32 lakh beneficiaries across India.
- These outlets have become a source of livelihood for thousands of local artisans, weavers, and small producers who now have a direct connection with millions of passengers every day.