Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Indian Railways' OSOP scheme reaches 2,000 stations
Indian Railways has a special program called One Station One Product (OSOP).
This program helps local artisans and small producers sell their unique products at train stations.
Now, more than 2,000 stations have these special shops.
These shops sell things like handmade pottery, bamboo work, spices, and local sweets.
This helps people in different regions of India to earn money and also lets travelers see and buy special items from different places.
The program has helped over 1.32 lakh people since it started in 2022.
Indian Railways' One Station One Product (OSOP) scheme has expanded to 2,002 stations with 2,326 outlets.
The initiative promotes local craftsmanship and supports inclusive economic growth.
OSOP has created direct economic opportunities for over 1.32 lakh beneficiaries across India since 2022.
The scheme helps revive traditional crafts and regional specialties, enhancing the passenger experience.
Outlets sell a variety of products, including handmade pottery, bamboo work, spices, handlooms, and local sweets.
- Who
- Indian Railways
- What
- Expanded One Station One Product (OSOP) scheme to 2,002 stations with 2,326 outlets
- When
- As of 19 January 2026
- Where
- Across India
- Why
- To promote local craftsmanship, support inclusive economic growth, and enhance passenger experience
- Scheme Name
- One Station One Product (OSOP)
- Number of Stations
- 2,002
- Number of Outlets
- 2,326
- Beneficiaries
- 1.32 lakh
- Launch Year
- 2022