On 14 April 2026, the National Agriculture Market — popularly known as e-NAM — completed ten years of operation. The platform was launched on 14 April 2016 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a pan-India electronic trading portal designed to integrate Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) mandis into a single, unified national market for agricultural commodities. Implemented by the Small Farmers' Agribusiness Consortium (SFAC) under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, e-NAM aims to provide farmers, traders and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) with transparent price discovery, wider buyer access and frictionless inter-state trade. As of March 2026, e-NAM had integrated 1,656 mandis across 23 States and 4 Union Territories, an expansion from 1,389 mandis in 2024. Cumulative trade since inception has crossed ₹4.84 lakh crore on a volume of about 13.25 crore metric tonnes. The platform has registered over 1.80 crore farmers, 2.73 lakh traders and 4,724 Farmer Producer Organisations, and now lists 247 commodities for which mobile-based price information is available through the e-NAM app. The Government provides each integrated mandi with up to ₹75 lakh in financial assistance to upgrade infrastructure such as quality assaying labs, cleaning and grading units, dispute resolution kiosks and digital weighbridges. The decade milestone is being marked by the Agriculture Ministry as a flagship example of digital public infrastructure for agricultural marketing, alongside complementary platforms such as Agri Stack, e-Choupal-style FPO portals and the Unified Farmer Service Platform.