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Odop List of 35 States A ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLAND Sl. No. District ODOP 1 South Andaman Marine Fish Products 2 Nicobar Coconut Based Products 3 Middle & North Andaman Coconut Based Products TOTAL 3 ANDHRA PRADESH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Ananthapur Groundnut Products 2 Chittoor Tomato 3 East Godavari Coconut Products 4 Guntur Spices (Chilli and Turmeric) 5 Kadapa Banana 6 Krishna Mango 7 Kurnool Onion 8 Nellore Citrus 9 Prakasam Spices (Chilli and Turmeric) 10 Srikakulan Cashew Processing 11 Vishakhapatnam Sugarcane Products 12 Vizianagaram Mango 13 West Godavari Aqua TOTAL 13 ARUNACHAL PRADESH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Changlang Arecanut 2 East Kameng Orange 3 Kamle Orange 4 Kra Dadi Large Cardamom 5 Kurung Kumey Large Cardamom 6 Leparada Pickle 7 Lohit Sesumum 8 Longding Ginger 9 Lower Dibang Valley Turmeric 10 Lower Subansiri Kiwi 11 Namsai Ginger 12 Papum Pare-(Yupia) Turmeric 13 Siang Large Cardamom 14 Tawang Walnut 15 Tirap Millet Based products 16 Upper Siang Orange 17 Upper Subansir Orange 18 East Siang Orange 19 West Siang Pineapple 20 West Kameng Apple 21 Anjaw Large Cardamom 22 Shi Yomi Kiwi 23 Papum Pare (Capital Complex) Turmeric 24 Dibang Valley Kiwi TOTAL 24 ASSAM Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Baksa Honey 2 Barpeta Milk Products 3 Biswanath Charali Potato 4 Bongaigaon Turmeric 5 Cachar Pineapple Rice (soft rice) based products (Pitha, puffed rice, 6 Charaideo flaked rice) 7 Chirang Lemon 8 Darrang Mustard Products 9 Dhemaji Mustard Products 10 Dhubri Chilli 11 Dibrugarh Mustard Products 12 Dima Hasao Ginger 13 Goalpara Banana 14 Golaghat Black Rice 15 Hailakandi Arecanut 16 Hojai Sugarcane (Jaggery, Wine) 17 Jorhat Chilli 18 Kamrup( R) Banana 19 Kamrup (M) Fruits and Vegetables (Pickles ) 20 Karbi-Anglong Ginger 21 Karimganj Arecanut/ Betelnut 22 Kokrajhar Mushroom 23 Lakhimpur Piggery (smoked meat) 24 Majuli Mustard Oil/ Seed 25 Morigaon Groundnut Products 26 Nagaon Fruits and Vegetables (Pickles Enterprises) Rice (Soft and Sticky rice) based products (Pitha, 27 Nalbari puffed rice, flaked rice) Rice (Red rice) based products (Pitha, puffed rice, 28 Sivasagar flaked rice) 29 Sonitpur Jackfruit 30 South Salmara Cashewnut Processing 31 Tinsukia Citrus Products 32 Udalguri Potato 33 West Karbi-Anglong Ginger Total 33 BIHAR Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Araria Makhana (Foxnut) 2 Arwal Mango 3 Aurangabad Strawberry 4 Banka Katarni Rice 5 Begusarai Chilly 6 Bhagalpur Jardalu Mango 7 Bhojpur Pea 8 Buxar Mentha 9 Darbhanga Makhana (Foxnut) 10 East Champaran Litchi 11 Gaya Mushroom 12 Gopalganj Papaya 13 Jamui Jackfruit 14 Jehanabad Mushroom 15 Kaimur Guava 16 Katihar Makhana (Foxnut) 17 Khagaria Banana 18 Kishanganj Pineapple 19 Lakhisarai Tomato 20 Madhepura Mango 21 Madhubani Makhana (Foxnut) 22 Munger Lemon Grass (Aromatic Plant) 23 Muzaffarpur Litchi 24 Nalanda Potato 25 Nawada Betel Vine 26 Patna Onion 27 Purnia Banana 28 Rohtas Tomato 29 Saharsa Makhana (Foxnut) 30 Samastipur Turmeric 31 Saran Tomato 32 Sheikhpura Onion 33 Sheohar Moringa 34 Sitamarhi Litchi 35 Siwan Mentha 36 Supaul Makhana (Foxnut) 37 Vaishali Honey 38 West Champaran Sugarcane Products TOTAL 38 CHANDIGARH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Chandigarh Bakery Products TOTAL 1 CHHATTISGARH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Balod Ginger Based products 2 Baloda Bazar- Bhatapara Rice Based Products 3 Balrampur Groundnut based products 4 Bemetara Papaya based products 5 Bijapur Minor Forest Produce (Mahua etc.) 6 Bilaspur Fish based products 7 Dantewada (South Bastar) Mango 8 Dhamtari Rice Based Products 9 Durg Tomato based products 10 Gariyaband Minor Forest Produce (Chiraunjee etc.) 11 Gurela-Pendra-Marwahi Custard Apple based Products 12 Jagdalpur (Bastar) Minor Forest Produce (Tamarind) 13 Janjgir-Champa Rice based products 14 Jashpur Tea 15 Kabirdham (Kawardha) Jaggery 16 Kanker (North Bastar) Custard Apple based products 17 Kondagaon Cashew based Products 18 Korba Minor Forest Produce (Mahua etc.) 19 Korea (Koriya) Tomato based products 20 Mahasamund Milk based products 21 Mungeli Tomato based products 22 Narayanpur Minor Forest Produce (Harra etc.) 23 Raigarh Tomato based products 24 Raipur Jam, Jelly 25 Rajnandgaon Rice Based Products 26 Sukma Jowar, Kodo-kutki based products 27 Surajpur Turmeric based products 28 Surguja Litchi Products TOTAL 28 DADAR AND NAGAR HAVELI AND DAMAN AND DIU Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Dadar and Nagar Haveli Mango and Allied Products 2 Daman Fisheries and allied Products 3 Diu Fisheries and allied Products TOTAL 3 DELHI Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Central Delhi Bakery Products 2 New Delhi Bakery Products 3 South Delhi Bakery Products 4 South East Delhi Bakery Products 5 South West Delhi Milk based products 6 West Delhi Bakery Products 7 Ready to Eat Products- East Delhi Namkeens 8 Ready to Eat Products- North Delhi Namkeens 9 Ready to Eat Products- North East Delhi Namkeens 10 North West Delhi Milk Based Products 11 Ready to Eat Products- Shahdara Namkeens TOTAL 11 GUJARAT Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Ahmedabad Wheat based Products 2 Amreli Groundnut based Products 3 Anand Banana based Products 4 Aravalli Potato based Products 5 Banaskantha Pomegranate based products 6 Bharuch Banana based Products 7 Bhavnagar Onion based Products 8 Botad Guava based Products 9 Chhota Udaipur Maize based Products 10 Dahod Soyabean based Products 11 Dang Finger Millet (Ragi) based Products 12 Devbhoomi Dwarka Groundnut based Products 13 Gandhinagar Vegetable-Okra based products 14 Gir Somnath Mango based Products 15 Jamnagar Groundnut based Products 16 Junagadh Coriander based products 17 Kheda Rice based Products 18 Kutch Datepalm based products 19 Mahisagar Papaya based products 20 Mehsana Cumin based products 21 Morbi Sesamum based Products 22 Narmada Banana based Products 23 Navsari Mango based Products 24 Panchmahal Maize based Products 25 Patan Cumin based Products 26 Porbandar Gram based Products 27 Rajkot Groundnut based Products Vegetable- Cauliflower, Cabbage based 28 Sabrakantha products 29 Surat Banana based Products 30 Surendranagar Cumin based Products 31 Tapi Sorghum based Products 32 Vadodara Tur based Products 33 Valsad Sapota based products TOTAL 33 GOA S.No. District ODOP 1 North Goa Jackfruit 2 South Goa Coconut Products TOTAL 2 HARYANA Sl. No. District Revised ODOP 1 Ambala Onion 2 Bhiwani Citrus Fruits 3 Charkhi Dadri Cucurbits 4 Faridabad Cucurbits 5 Fatehbad Citrus Fruits 6 Gurugram Amla 7 Hisar Milk & Milk products 8 Jhajjar Guava 9 Jind Poultry Meat based products 10 Kaithal Milk & Milk products 11 Karnal Leafy Vegetables 12 Kurukshetra Potato 13 Mewat/Nuh Tomato 14 Narnaul/ Mahendragarh Citrus 15 Palwal Tomato 16 Panchkula Ginger 17 Panipat Carrot 18 Rewari Mustard Products 19 Rohtak Cucurbits 20 Sirsa Citrus (Kinnow) 21 Sonipat Peas 22 Yamuna Nagar Mango TOTAL 22 HIMACHAL PRADESH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Bilaspur Turmeric 2 Chamba Apple 3 Hamirpur Milk and Dairy Products 4 Kangra Mango 5 Kinnaur Fruit Wine 6 Kullu Apple 7 Lahaul & Spiti Sea buckthorn 8 Mandi Peas and Vegetables 9 Shimla Apple 10 Sirmaur Ginger and Garlic 11 Solan Mushroom 12 Una Potato Total 12 JAMMU AND KASHMIR Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Anantnag Fish based products 2 Bandipora Processed poultry/ mutton products 3 Baramulla Apple 4 Budgam Dairy Products 5 Doda Olive Products 6 Ganderbal Fish based products 7 Jammu Dairy Products 8 Kathua Spices 9 Kishtwar Walnut products 10 Kupwara Walnut products 11 Kulgam Spices and Pickle 12 Poonch Millet based products 13 Pulwama Milk based products 14 Rajouri Dairy Products 15 Ramban Honey 16 Reasi Spices 17 Samba Mushroom Products 18 Shopian Apple 19 Srinagar Packed Bakery Products 20 Udhampur Pickles TOTAL 20 JHARKHAND Sl. No. DISTRICT ODOP 1 Deoghar Peda 2 Dumka Peda Tomato 3 East Singhbhum 4 Hazaribagh Jaggery 5 Jamtara Chilly 6 Khunti MFP Produce (Tamarind) 7 Koderma Lime 8 Latehar MFP Produce (Mahua) 9 Lohardaga Honey 10 Pakur Mango 11 Ranchi Guava 12 Sahebganj Mango SaraiKela- 13 MFP Produce (Chironjee) Kharsawan 14 West Singhbhum Custard Apple 15 Bokaro Jackfruit 16 Chatra Tomato 17 Dhanbad Potato 18 Garhwa Potato 19 Giridih Tomato 20 Godda Mango 21 Gumla Green Chilly 22 Palamu Tomato 23 Ramgarh Papaya 24 Simdega Mango TOTAL 24 KARNATAKA S.No. District ODOP 1 Bagalkote Onion 2 Belagavi Jaggery 3 Bellary Fig 4 Bengaluru Rural Poultry Products 5 Bengaluru Urban Bakery Products 6 Bidar Ginger 7 Chamarajanagar Turmeric 8 Chikkaballapura Tomato 9 Chikkamagalur Spices 10 Chitradurga Groundnut Product 11 Dakshina Kannada Marine Products 12 Davanagere Millets 13 Dharwad Mango 14 Gadag Byadagi Chillies 15 Hassan Coconut Products 16 Haveri Mango 17 Kalaburgi Red Gram 18 Kodagu Coffee 19 Kolar Tomato 20 Koppal Guava 21 Mandya Jaggery 22 Mysore Banana 23 Raichur Chillies 24 Ramanagara Coconut Products 25 Shivamogga Pineapple 26 Tumkuru Coconut Products 27 Udupi Marine Products 28 Uttara Kannada Spices 29 Vijayapura Lime/ Lemon 30 Yadagiri Groundnut Product TOTAL 30 KERALA Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Alappuzha Rice Products 2 Ernakulam Pineapple 3 Idukki Spices 4 Kannur Coconut Oil 5 Kasargod Mussels 6 Kollam Tapioca & Tuber crop products 7 Kottayam Pineapple 8 Kozhikode Coconut Products 9 Malappuram Coconut-based products 10 Palakkad Banana 11 Pathanamthitta Jackfruit 12 Thiruvananthapuram Tapioca 13 Thrissur Rice Products 14 Wayanad Milk and Milk Products TOTAL 14 LADAKH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Leh Sea Buckthorn 2 Kargil Apricot TOTAL 2 LAKSHADWEEP Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Lakshadweep Coconut Based products TOTAL 1 MADHYA PRADESH Sl. No. District ODOP 1 Agar Malwa Orange / Citrus 2 Alirajpur Custard Apple 3 Anuppur Mango 4 Ashoknagar Tomato 5 Balaghat Kodo-Kutki 6 Barwani Ginger
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