On April 16, 2026, the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) launched an Integrated Dashboard for Performance Monitoring of the infrastructure sector in India. The dashboard operationalises the PAIMANA framework — Project Assessment, Infrastructure Monitoring & Analytics for Nation-building — which had been notified by MoSPI on September 25, 2025 as a successor to the earlier Online Computerized Monitoring System (OCMS). The dashboard tracks performance across 11 key infrastructure sectors using 116 distinct indicators, covering domains such as power, roads, railways, civil aviation, ports and shipping, telecommunications, urban infrastructure, irrigation, oil and gas pipelines, fertilizers and steel. The framework moves beyond the traditional output-based assessment to a more holistic approach evaluating five dimensions for each sector: access, quality, utilisation, affordability, and fiscal cost and revenue. This shift is intended to enable evidence-based, citizen-centric policy correction rather than mere project counting. Dashboards will be updated on a quarterly cadence, with the next refresh scheduled for July 16, 2026. According to MoSPI, the integrated platform consolidates data flows from line ministries, infrastructure project agencies, and the Centre's monitoring units into a single window for ministers, policymakers and the public. By exposing affordability and quality metrics alongside access numbers, the framework is positioned as a tool to identify weak links in critical sectors and direct capital expenditure where it has the highest welfare yield.