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Government of Nagaland 2026 Revalidation Drive

CMLIS Revalidation Drive

We’re validating every approved household to collect missing details and keep your coverage active. Revalidate now to avoid interruptions to your benefits.

Takes ~3 minutes per household Window open till 31 Mar 2026
Government of Nagaland

Chief Minister's Life Insurance Scheme Portal

Secure your household with streamlined digital enrollment, transparent status tracking, and faster access to life and accidental insurance benefits.

Coverage

Rs. 2 Lakh

Life insurance coverage for eligible breadwinners.

Accidental Benefit

Up to Rs. 2 Lakh

For breadwinner and three additional family members.

Built for Citizens

Eligibility verification, household updates, and claims support are organized in a single, official platform.

Applicability & Eligibility

Indigenous inhabitants and permanent residents of Nagaland can apply based on scheme criteria and phase availability.

Life Insurance

Financial protection for families with insured support on demise of the breadwinner due to any cause.

Accidental Protection

Coverage extends to disability and accidental death scenarios for eligible members under approved terms.

Claims Efficiency

Structured digital workflows reduce friction and improve turnaround for registered beneficiaries.

Scheme Highlights

Comprehensive support for families with clear benefit definitions.

The scheme delivers life insurance for the breadwinner and accidental protection across eligible family members. Benefit slabs are defined for death and permanent disability outcomes to ensure predictable financial support.

Breadwinner Age Band

18 to 50 years

Dependants Age Band

18 to 70 years

All citizens of Nagaland are eligible based on phase criteria. Current rollout is open for eligible beneficiaries under notified categories.
For in-service government employee households, the employee is the breadwinner. For non-government households, the primary earning member within the prescribed age band is considered.
Yes, based on policy conditions and eligibility rules. In specific situations such as demise, households can nominate a new breadwinner within the valid age range.