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SERICULTURE PROFILE AND STATUS OF MIZORAM 2024 - 2025                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

       

CONTENT

Particulars

Page No

Map of Mizoram

3

Mizoram at a glance

4-6

Manpower/Staff strength

7

Sericulture in Mizoram - priority arear, production-wise District Rank, District-wise priority of Sericulture in Mizoram in terms of production.

8

Sericulture villages of Mizoram, District-wise and sericulture farmers of Mizoram

9

Sericulture village: Sector-wise farmers. The graphical presentation of farmers involved in Sericulture during 2024-2025

10

Physical progress.  Year-wise silkworm food plant area during XII plan.  The graphical presentation of silkworm food plant area during 2013– 2025.

11

District-wise distribution of actual   vis-a-vis effective areas.

Productive/Effective Area under silkworm food plant 2024 - 2025.

12

Physical target & Achievement 2024-2025. District wise Raw Silk Production of the year 2024-25. The consumption of dfls, Production of reeling cocoons and production of raw silk of Mizoram for the year 2024-2025.

The graphical presentation of raw silk production during 2023 – 24

 

13-14

Raw Silk Production of state for last 5 years. Numbers of Active Reelers, Spinners, Weavers, Dyers and Spinning Mills. Employment generated in post cocoon sector. Productivity

15-16

Infrastructure

17

Seed production infrastructure facilities of Mizoram 

18-19

Financial Progress. Financial Allocation.

20

Beneficiaries covered under different schemes of Govt of India

21

Status of ongoing Sericulture Schemes by Govt. of India

22

Govt. Approved rate of Sericulture products.

23-24


 

                                                                    

 

 


 

 

Mizoram at a glance:

 

1. Introduction

This report presents a comprehensive overview of the Indian state of Mizoram, focusing on its geographical characteristics, administrative structure, topography, climate, and the economic significance of sericulture. 

2. Geographical Location and Strategic Importance

Mizoram became the 23rd state of the Indian Union in February 1987 and continues to play a vital role in India’s northeastern development strategy. Mizoram is located in the northeastern corner of India, sharing international borders with Myanmar to the east and south, and Bangladesh to the west. It is bordered by Tripura, Assam, and Manipur on the Indian side. Spanning a total area of 21,081 square kilometres, the state maintains a 630-kilometer-long international boundary, comprising approximately 318 kilometres with Bangladesh and 510 kilometres with Myanmar. Mizoram’s strategic location enhances its importance in India’s Act East Policy and in facilitating cross-border trade and connectivity.

3. Administrative Divisions and Demographics

The state comprises eleven administrative districts: Aizawl, Lunglei, Saiha (Siaha), Champhai, Kolasib, Serchhip, Lawngtlai, Hnahthial, Khawzawl, Saitual, and Mamit. According to the 2011 Census, Mizoram has a population of approximately 10.97 lakh (1.097 million), making it the least populous among the northeastern states of India.

4. Topography

Mizoram is characterized by a rugged hilly landscape interspersed with deep valleys. The numerous rivers that flow predominantly from north to south form gorges between the hills. The average altitude of the hill ranges is around 900 meters, with the state’s highest peak, Phawngpui (Blue Mountain), rising to 2,210 meters. This terrain contributes to Mizoram’s unique ecological and scenic identity, earning it the nickname “Land of the Blue Mountains.”

5. Climate

Mizoram experiences a moderate and pleasant climate. Summer temperatures range between 23°C and 29°C, while winter temperatures fall between 15°C and 23°C. The state receives significant rainfall due to the southwest monsoon, particularly between May and September. Aizawl, the state capital, records an average annual rainfall of around 208 centimetres.

6. Economic Activity: Focus on Sericulture

Sericulture plays a growing role in Mizoram’s rural economy. The Department of Sericulture, Government of Mizoram, currently operates with a staff of 305 personnel—130 technical, 73 non-technical, and 102 provisional employees—who are distributed across the Directorate, the Sericulture Training Institute (STI), and all 11 districts. The department supports sericulture activities in 211 villages, involving 5,339 farmers and spanning 5,911 acres of land under silk cultivation.

The state supports the cultivation of all four indigenous silk varieties: Mulberry, Eri, Muga, and Oak Tasar. Mizoram’s favourable agro-climatic conditions, high rainfall, and biodiversity are conducive to silkworm rearing. Despite its relatively small scale, sericulture has contributed significantly to employment generation, particularly among women and rural communities. Efforts by the Central Silk Board, the Ministry of Textiles, and the State Government—such as the North East Region Textile Promotion Scheme (NERTPS) and Silk Samagra II—have modernized practices, introduced improved silkworm breeds, and enhanced productivity through financial and technical support.

 

7. Opportunities

Sericulture in Mizoram presents substantial opportunities for economic development and employment generation. The state's natural conditions—including fertile soils, abundant rainfall, and a favourable climate—support year-round cultivation of all four silkworm species. With over 5,300 families already engaged across 211 villages, the sector has the potential to expand further as a key livelihood source in rural areas.

Government initiatives such as NERTPS and Silk Samagra II have laid a strong foundation by improving access to technical support, training, and financial assistance. The establishment of grainage centres and training institutions has further enhanced skill development and infrastructure capacity. These developments position sericulture as a sustainable agro-based industry with the potential to improve rural incomes, promote women’s empowerment, and contribute to Mizoram’s inclusive economic growth.

8. Challenges

Despite its promise, the sericulture sector in Mizoram faces a number of structural and operational challenges:

  • Lack of Skilled Labor and Technical Knowledge: Many farmers lack formal training, resulting in suboptimal rearing practices and reduced productivity.
  • Climate Change Impacts: Changing weather patterns affect mulberry cultivation and silkworm health, often leading to crop failures and inconsistent silk quality.
  • Fragmented Land Holdings: Small and scattered land parcels hinder large-scale production and investment in infrastructure.
  • Weak Market Linkages: A lack of organized marketing systems limits access to competitive markets and pricing transparency.
  • Inadequate Infrastructure and Financial Support: Limited availability of state funds and underutilization of government schemes restrict investments in rearing houses, equipment, and staff recruitment.

Addressing these issues will require a holistic and coordinated approach involving both the state and central governments, with an emphasis on modern training, improved market systems, technology adoption, and infrastructure maintenance.

9. Future Prospects

With sustained policy support and strategic interventions, sericulture in Mizoram has the potential to evolve into a robust and sustainable industry. Key areas of focus for the future should include:

  • Skill Development and Capacity Building: Expansion of training programs for farmers and youth to adopt advanced rearing techniques.
  • Technology Integration: Adoption of innovative technologies in silkworm rearing, disease control, and post-cocoon processing.
  • Infrastructure Strengthening: Upgrading existing grainage centres, rearing sheds, and storage facilities to support higher production.
  • Market Development: Establishing cooperative marketing structures and direct linkages with silk buyers and exporters.
  • Climate Resilience Measures: Introducing climate-resilient plant varieties and practices to mitigate the impact of environmental changes.

By investing in these areas, Mizoram can enhance the productivity and sustainability of its sericulture sector, transforming it into a major source of employment and economic resilience for its rural population.

 

 

Mizoram, though small in terms of population and land area, holds significant potential for strategic development. The state’s diverse topography, favourable climate, and emerging sectors like sericulture offer valuable opportunities for inclusive growth. With the right mix of infrastructure, policy support, and capacity building, Mizoram can strengthen its economic base and improve the quality of life for its rural communities—positioning itself as a model for sustainable development in the northeastern region of India.

 

Total Area

21,081 sq.km

 

Geographical Location

 220 56´ N to 240 32´ N latitude & 900 09´ E to 920 20´ E longitude.

 

Climate

11 0 C (winter) to 290 C (summer)

 

Population

1,091,014 (male- 5,52,339 and female- 5,38,675)  

as per 2011 census

 

Boundary

East – Myanmar, West- Bangladesh and Tripura

North- Assam and Manipur, South- Myanmar

 

Density of population

52 per sq.km

 

Topography

Varied landscapes ranging from hills to plains 

 

Total Literate(literacy)

 

8,48,175 (91.33%)

 


 

Manpower/Staff strength:

 

The Sericulture Department of Mizoram is functioning under the control of Director of Sericulture, Govt. of Mizoram. Presently, there are 203 nos of personnel employed in Sericulture Department of Mizoram as indicated below:

 

 

#

District

Manpower / staff (Nos)

Tech

Non-tech

1

Aizawl

27

9

2

Lunglei

7

5

3

Siaha

7

2

4

Champhai

8

2

5

Kolasib

12

2

6

Serchhip

13

5

7

Lawngtlai

4

3

8

Mamit

4

4

9

Khawzawl

5

-

10

Hnahthial

7

-

11

Saitual

7

1

12

S.T.I.

15

11

13

Directorate

14

29

 

Total

130

73

 

G.Total        =

203

Posts vacant not mentioned


 

Sericulture in Mizoram:

 

Priority Areas:  

 

#

Priority

Mulberry

I

Eri

II

Muga

III

Oak-tasar

IV

 

 

Production-wise District rank in sericulture:   

 

  Sector

District Rank in Sericulture

 

I

II

III

Mulberry

Champhai 

Mamit

Aizawl

Eri

 Kolasib

Lawngtlai

Hnahthial

Muga

Serchhip

Champhai

Saitual

Oak-tasar

Champhai

-

-

 

 

District-wise priority of Sericulture in Mizoram in terms of production:

#

District

I

II

III

IV

1

Aizawl 

Eri

Mulberry

Muga

-

2

Lunglei

Eri

Mulberry

Muga

-

3

Siaha

Muga

Eri

-

-

4

Champhai

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

Oak Tasar

5

Kolasib

Eri

Muga

-

-

6

Serchhip

Muga

Eri

Mulberry

-

7

Lawngtlai

Eri

Mulberry

-

-

8

Mamit

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

-

9

Khawzawl 

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

-

10

Hnahthial

Eri

Mulberry

Muga

-

11

Saitual

Muga

Eri

Mulberry

-


 

Sericulture villages of Mizoram:

 

 

#

 

 

District

 

Sericulture

Village (No)

1

Aizawl

20

2

Lunglei

49

3

Siaha

21

4

Champhai

14

5

Kolasib

13

6

Serchhip

10

7

Lawngtlai

9

8

Mamit

35

9

Saitual

15

10

Khawzawl

14

11

Hnahthial

11

 

Total

211

 

 

 

 

District-wise and sericulture farmers of Mizoram 2024-2025:

 

District

Sericulture Farmers

 

Total

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

Oak-tasar

Aizawl

383

121

152

-

656

Lunglei

720

152

171

-

1043

Siaha

-

18

418

-

436

Champhai

225

134

46

12

417

Kolasib

22

120

169

-

311

Serchhip

90

63

90

-

243

Lawngtlai

145

110

59

-

314

Mamit

67

457

68

-

592

Saitual

112

30

46

-

188

Khawzawl

428

139

39

-

606

Hnahthial

161

169

203

-

533

TOTAL

2353

1513

1461

12

5339

 

 


 

   

 Sericulture village: Sector-wise farmers: 

 

A total of 4546 nos. of   families are engaged in Sericulture activities in Mizoram Acre per farmers. Sector-wise break-up shown below: 

 

Sector

Sericulture Farmers

Seri. Families

(No)

 

 

 

 

Seri. Villages

(No)

 

Mulberry

 

 

2353

5339

 

 

211

 

 

 

Eri

1513

Muga

1461

Oak-tasar

12

 

 

 

 

Farmers Involve in Sericulture during 2024-2025

 


 

Physical Progress:

  

A total of 5911 Acres of land covered under Muga, Eri, Mulberry and Oak-tasar silkworm food plant sector in Mizoram.

 

Sector

Food plant area

Mulberry

2825 Acres

Eri

1520 Acres

Muga

1554 Acres

Oak-Tasar

12 Acres

Total

5911 Acres

 

Year-wise silkworm food plant area during XII plan:

 

Sector

Area (Acres)

 

 

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

2019 – 20

2020– 21

2021-22

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

Mulberry

 

 

4009

4094

4197

4197

4197

2725

2725

2725

2825

Eri

736

745

745

845

845

1271

1271

1271

1520

Muga

608

648

648

650

668

1254

1254

1254

1554

Oak-Tasar

126

126

126

126

12

12

12

12

12

Total

5479

5613

5716

5818

5722

5262

5262

5262

5911

 

The graphical presentation of silkworm food plant area during 2013 - 2025:

 

 

District-wise distribution of actual   vis-a-vis effective areas:

                                                                                                                          (Average)

              

#

 

 

 

District

 

 

Area under silk worm food plant (Acres)

 

Mulberry

Muga

Eri

Oak-tasar

 

Actual

Active

(rain fed)

Actual

Active

Actual

Active

Actual

Active

 

1

Aizawl

524

428

173

109

121

15

-

-

 

2

Lunglei

766

1045

182

314

153

269

-

-

 

3

Saiha

-

 

418

400

18

-

-

-

 

4

Champhai

326

215

56

54

134

10

12

10

 

5

Kolasib

29

48

177

136

123

249

-

-

 

6

Serchhip

110

113

111

87

64

7

-

-

 

7

Lawngtlai

165

100

61

-

110

13

-

-

 

8

Mamit

73

68

66

84

457

643

-

-

 

9

Saitual

124

145

52

24

30

10

-

-

 

10

Khawzawl

543

356

52

5

139

12

-

-

 

11

Hnahthial

165

46

206

10

171

30

-

-

 

Total

2825 

2564

1554

1223

1520

1258

12

10

10

 

 

Productive/Effective Area

under silkworm food plant 2024-2025 = 5911 Acres.

 

 

Physical target and achievement 2024-2025:

 

       Raw silk production Target and achievement:

#

Sector

Target

(MT)

Achievement

(MT)

1

Mulberry 

95

67.22

2

Eri 

16

14.376

3

Muga

7

4.52

4

Oak-tasar

1

-

 

Total

119

86.116

 

 

District wise Raw silk production of the year 2024-25:

 

Name of the District

Production of Raw silk (MT)

Mulberry

Vanya

BV

CB

Total

Eri

Muga

Oak-Tasar

Total

Aizawl

8.41

2.45

10.86

1.08

0.46

-

23.26

Lunglei

15.81

4.62

20.43

1.44

0.52

-

42.82

Siaha

-

 

 

0.144

1.29

-

1.434

Champhai

11.91

1.43

13.34

1.224

0.14

-

28.044

Kolasib

0.5

1.06

1.56

1.08

0.52

-

4.72

Serchhip

1.92

1.15

3.07

0.57

0.27

-

6.98

Lawngtlai

3.16

0.92

4.08

1.008

0.18

-

9.348

Mamit

1.41

0.41

1.82

6.48

0.2

-

10.32

Saitual

1.29

0.69

1.98

0.288

0.14

-

4.388

Khawzawl

5.36

2.72

8.08

1.29

0.1

-

17.55

Hnahthial

1.98

0.02

2

0.772

0.7

-

5.472

Total

51.75

15.47

67.22

14.376

4.52

-

153.336

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The consumption of dfls, Production of reeling cocoons and production of raw silk of    Mizoram for the year 2024-2025 are as given in the table below:

 

 

#

 

Sector

Dfls

(L/ no)

Cocoon production 

 

Raw silk production (MT)

1

Mulberry 

12.82

597.306 MT

67.22

2

Eri 

2

17.97 MT

14.376

3

Muga 

6.8

272.04 Lakh nos

4.52

4

Oak-Tasar

-

-

-

  

The graphical presentation of raw silk production during 2024-2025:

 


Mulberry 67.22

Oak Tasar 0

Muga 4.552

Eri 14.38

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  1. Raw silk production of state for last 5 years:

#

Variety

 

2020-21 

 

2021-22 

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25 

2025-26

 

Target

I

Mulberry Raw Silk (MT)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bivoltine

33.47

38.86

53.6

51.62

51.75

76

 

Cross Breed

4.022

11.15

15.98

16.56

15.47

21

 

Mulberry Total

37.488

50.01

69.58

68.18

67.22

97

II

Vanya Silk (MT)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eri

5.216

6.967

10.965

11.486

14.376

21

 

Muga

0.285

1.998

3.493

3.863

4.52

8

 

Oak-Tasar

0.023

0.24

0.006

0.006

-

0.2

 

VanyaTotal

5.524

9.205

14.464

15.355

18.896

29.2

 

Grand Total (M+V)

43.012

59.215

84.044

83.535

86.116

126.2

 

 

 

Number of Active Reelers, Spinners, Weavers, Dyers and Spinning Mills:

Reelers

Spinners

Weavers

Dyers

Spinning Mills

3

18

36

-

-

 

Employment generation (No. of persons) as on 31st March 2025:

Category

Male

Female

Total

(a) On - farm

22

5

27

(b) Reeling

6

3

9

(c) Yarn to fabrics

     (optional)

-

36

36

Total

28

47

72

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Productivity:

 

   Year

Productivity of Reeling cocoon kg/100 dfls

Productivity of Raw silk

Kg / Acres

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

Oak-tasar

Mulberry

Eri

Muga

Oak-tasar

2012-13

6

8

1653 nos.

393 nos.

8

15

2.00

2.00

2013-14

46.4

10.5

7062 nos.

2235 nos.

14.5

28.8

5.9

87.5

2014-15

44.0

9.5

3315 nos.

3354 nos.

-

-

-

-

2015-16

41.4

9.5

3433 nos.

-

-

-

-

-

2016-17

43.76

8.95

1623 nos.

1900 nos.

16.23

14.4

0.43

0.13

2017-18

57.16

9.47

4331 nos.

5667 nos.

18.33

10.46

1.18

0.41

2018-19

45.26

9.01

4000 nos.

4000 nos.

19.85

10.54

1.23

0.42

2019-20

46.75

9.0

4002 nos.

2987 nos.

22.22

9.14

3.75

1.17

2020-21

48.81

9.0

4003 nos.

4001 nos.

20.21

8.12

2.34

0.67

2021-22

48.10

9.0

4003 nos.

4002 nos.

22.63

28.8

1.33

1.14

2022-23

48.10

9.0

4003 nos.

4002 nos.

22.63

28.8

1.33

1.14

2023.24

48.10

9.0

4003 nos.

4002 nos.

22.63

28.8

1.33

1.14

2024-25

48.10

9.0

4003 nos.

4002 nos.

22.63

28.8

1.33

1.14


 

Infrastructure:

The following infrastructure facilities are available in Sericulture Industry in Mizoram:

 

Sector

Infrastructure facilities

 

Under state

Name of Location

Under CSB

 

Muga

Muga P2 seed farm

05

1. Kolasib

2. Kawnpui

3. Darlawn

4. Mamit

5. Thenzawl

 

Eri

Basic   Seed farm

02

1. Kolasib

2. Lengpui

 

Mulberry

Research Extension Center

01

1.Aizawl

 

P2 Seed Farm (Rangvamual )

 

01

 

1.Rangvamual

 

 

Seed Multiplication Farm

08

1. Seling

2. Lunglei

3.Champhai

4. Vairengte

5. Thenzawl

6. Serchhip

7. Hnahthial

8. Phullen

REC(Aizawl)

Grainage Centre

 

04

 

See next page

 

Multiend Reeling unit

03

1. Zemabawk

2. Champhai

3. Zobawk

 

Oak-tasar

Seed Farm

01

1.Champhai

 

 

Others

Silk Weaving Centre (Pvt.)

03

1.Bombyx Choice

2. Lenbuang

3. Zozia

 

Sericulture Training Institute

01

1.STI Zemabawk

 

Reeling and Spinning Centre

01

1. Zemabawk

 

 

Silk Weaving Centre (Dept.)

02

1.Aizawl

2.Kolasib

 

Cocoon market

 

02

 

1. STI Zemabawk

2.Chaltlang

 

Sales Emporium

 

01

 

1.Chaltlang

 

Cold Storage

 

02

 

1. STI Zemabawk

2.Hnahthial

 

 

Solar Plant:

5 kVp

10 kWp

20 kWp

Total

01

03

03

07

1.Rangvamual

2.Thenzawl

3.Mamit

4.Lunglei

5.STI Zemabawk

6.Hnahthial

7.Directorate

 


 

 

Seed production infrastructure facilities of Mizoram:

 

Sector: Muga.

 Muga Seed Production infrastructure  

Sl.

No.

 

 

Name of the Grainages

 

Year of

establishment

Food plant area

Available

plantation

Effective

plantation

Seed

Prodn.

capacity/yr

(lakhs nos)

Acres

Acres

Acres

Dfls

1

 

Muga seed Farm, Kawnpui,

District – Kolasib.

1974

2

10

8

1.2

2

Muga Seed Farm, Kolasib,

District – Kolasib.

2002

3

5

3

0.65

3

Muga Seed Farm, Darlawn, District - Aizawl

1982

7

5.5

1.5

0.4

4

Muga seed Farm, Mamit District Mamit

1976

27.25bghs

2.5

2.5

0.6

5

Muga Seed Farm, Thenzawl, District - Serchhip

2014

1

1

1

0.3

6

Commercial Grainage Centre, Durtlang

2017

 

 

 

1.0

TOTAL

 

 

 

4.15

                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

 

Sector: Eri

 

Eri Seed Production infrastructure

Sl.

No.

 

 

Name of the Grainages

Year of

establish

ment

Technical

building

Available

plantation

Effective

plantation

Seed

Prodn.

capacity/yr

No

Acres

Acres

Lakh nos.

1

 

Govt.Eri Seed Farm, Kolasib, Dist.Kolasib

1974

2

4.5

3

1.0

2

Govt. Eri Seed Farm, Lengpui,

Dist. Aizawl.

1980

2

5

2.5

1.0

TOTAL

 

 

 

2.0

 

 

 

 

Sector: Mulberry

 

 Mulberry Seed Production infrastructure  

Sl.

No.

Name of the Grainages

Year of

establish-

ment

Technical

building

Available

plantation

Effective

plantation

Seed

Prodn.

capacity/yr

No

Acres

Acres

Dfls

1

 

Grainage centre, Zemabawk.

2003

4

-

-

5 lakhs

2

Grainage Centre, Zobawk.

2006

3

-

-

3 lakhs

3

Grainage Centre, Champhai

2018

1

-

-

2 lakhs

4

Grainage Centre, Hnahthial

2018

1

-

-

3 lakhs

 

Total

 

7

 

 

13 lakhs

 

Note:   GCs are not producing Seed Cocoon but procured cocoon from Govt’ Seed farms and also purchased from Pvt. Seed Growers.

 

 

 

 

Sector: Tasar

 

Tasar Seed Production infrastructure

Sl.

No.

Name of the Grainages

Year of

establish-

ment

Technical

building

Available

plantation

Effective

plantation

Seed

Prodn.

capacity/yr

No

Acres

Acres

Dfls

1

 

Oak Tasar Seed Farm, Tlangsam District Champhai

1975

3

20

19

0.30lakhs


 

Financial Progress:

The scheme wise financial allocation for the Department of Sericulture, Govt. of Mizoram for development of Mulberry, Eri, Muga and Oak-tasar for the year 2024-2025.

                                                                                                             (Rs. in lakh) 

#

Name of the plan/scheme

Financial allocation

For 2024-2025

Total Expenditure

1.

 

 

State Plan Programme

  1. Direction
  2. Administration
  3. Promotion
  4. Marketing
  5. Training
  6. Silk Processing SMS for RKVY
  7. Seed Organisation
  8. Silk Samagra SMS

175.87

1468.71

5.50

19.14

16.42

-

-

-

132.26

1409.4

0.5

9.41

16.37

-

-

-

 

              Total

1685.64

1567.97

 

Financial allocation:

 

Year-wise financial allocation to Mizoram under for the year shown in break-up below:

2024-2025

                                                                                                                        (Rs. In lakh)

Sl.No

Project/ Scheme/Plan

Source of Fund

Name of the plan/Scheme

Financial Allocation for 2024-2025

Total Expenditure

 

1

 

Rashtrya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY)

Agri

Ericulture under RKVY

760.00

197.25

2

Silk Samagra 1 & 2 under Central Sector Scheme

CSB/ MoT

Eri Silk Development Project

792.74

-NIL-

3

Silk Samagra -II

CSB/ MoT

Augmentation of Muga Culture

721.84

-NIL-


 

Beneficiaries covered under different schemes of Govt of India:

Scheme

Project Name

Beneficiaries covered

Project completion report submitted to CSB (Yes/No)

NERTPS

Integrated Sericulture Development Project

600

Yes

Intensive Bivoltine Sericulture Development Project for Mulberry in Mizoram

1000

Yes

Integrated Muga Silk Project under NERTPS of Govt. of India in Kolasib District of Mizoram

 

500

Yes

Development of Eri culture in Mizoram for upliftment of Aspirational District. Mamit District

500

Yes

Silk Samagra-2

Eri Silk Development Project in Mizoram under Silk Samagra-2

500

 

Sustainable Livelihood Through Ericulture in East Mizoram

300

 

Expansion of silk industry by upgradation of Sericulture Complex at Zemabawk, Aizawl, Mizoram

Civil Works

 

Development of Rural Lai Autonomous District

100

 

Development of Rural Chakma Autonomous District Council through Mulberry Sericulture in Mizoram

100

 

Augmentation of Muga culture in Mizoram

500

 

Livelihood Promotion through Ericulture in Mizoram

120

 

 

 

  

Status of ongoing sericulture Scheme by Govt. of India:

Silk Samagra-2:

Sl No

Project Name

Total Project Cost

GoI Share

GoI Share Released

Fund Utilized

Fund Un-utilized

1

Eri Silk Development Project in Mizoram under Silk Samagra-2

1718.17

1573.60

1481.99

1451.51

30.48

2

Sustainable Livelihood Through Ericulture In East Mizoram

1487.25

1361.05

1114.91

1048.90

66.01

3

Expansion of silk industry by upgradation of Sericulture Complex at Zemabawk, Aizawl, Mizoram

 

 

 

 

 

4

Development of Rural Lai Autonomous District

616.48

563.19

384.31

228.33

155.99

5

Development of Rural Chakma Autonomous District Council through Mulberry Sericulture in Mizoram

580.81

530.42

502.71

314.05

188.66

6

Augmentation of Muga culture in Mizoram

1339.61

1226.36

1148.08

772.47

375.61

7

Livelihood Promotion through Ericulture in Mizoram

265.72

241.84

224.20325

-

224.20325

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOVT. APPROVED RATE OF SERICULTURE PRODUCTS VALID UPTO 01.01.2025-01.01.2028 (MINIMUM PRICE)

 

  1. MULBERRY

Renditta

Race (Bi x Bi)

Race (M x Bi)

6.1 – 6.9

Rs. 400/- per kg

Rs. 370/- per kg

7 – 7.9

Rs. 350/- per kg

Rs. 300/- per kg

8 – 8.9

Rs. 300/- per kg

Rs. 250/- per kg

9 – 9.9

Rs. 250/- per kg

Rs. 200/- per kg

10 & above

Rs. 200/- per kg

Rs. 170/- per kg

Waste

Rs. 150/- per kg

Rs. 140/- per kg

Seed Cocoon

Rs. 450/- per kg

Rs. 450/- per kg

 

 

  1.  MUGA 

Sl/No

Description

Purchasing Price

1

Seed Cocoon

Rs. 3/-per Cocoon

2

Reeling Grade A

Rs. 2.0/-per Cocoon.

3

Waste

Rs. 120/-per kg.

 

 

  1.        ERI 

Sl/No.

Description

Purchasing Price

1

Seed Cocoon

Rs. 2/-per Cocoon

2

Hand Open

Rs. 700/-per kg.

3

Cut Cocoon

Rs. 550/-per kg

4

Pierce/Flimsy / Stain

Rs. 300/-per kg

5

Pupa

Rs. 300/-per kg

 

 

  1.  OAK TASAR

Sl/No.

Description

Purchasing Price

1

Seed Cocoon

Rs. 2/-per Cocoon

2

Reeling Cocoon A Grade

Rs. 1.50/-per Cocoon

3

Reeling Cocoon B Grade

Rs. 1/- per Cocoon

4

Waste Cocoon

Rs. 0.50/- per kg

 

 

 

  1. SILK YARN RATE

Sl.No.

Description

Purchasing Price

1.

Mulberry Raw Silk (Bivoltine)

Rs. 3400/- per kg

2.

Mulberry Raw Silk (Multivoltine)

Rs. 3200/- per kg

3.

Bleached Yarn (Bivoltine)

Rs. 4200/- per kg

4.

Bleached Yarn (Multivoltine)

Rs. 4000/- per kg

5.

Mulberry Dyed Yarn

Rs. 5500/- per kg

6

Muga Yarn

Rs. 15000/- per kg

7

Eri Silk Yarn

Rs. 2200/- per kg

 

 

 

  1. MULBERRY TWISTED YARN

Sl.No.

Description

Purchasing Price

1.

Bivoltine

Rs. 4,200/- per kg

2.

Multivoltine

Rs. 4,000/- per kg

 

 

 

  1. DISEASE FREE LAYING

Sl.No.

Description

Minimum Selling Price

Actual Selling Price (subsidized rate)

1.

Mulberry Dfls.

Rs. 7/- per Dfls.

Rs. 5/-per Dfls.

2.

Muga Dfls.

Rs. 14/- per Dfls.

Rs. 5/-per Dfls.

3.

Eri Dfls.

Rs. 7/- per Dfls.

Rs. 7/-per Dfls.

4.

Oak Tasar Dfls.

Rs. 10/- per Dfls.

Rs. 6.50/-per Dfls.