The Government of Manipur has introduced the Chief Minister-gi Hakshelgi Tengbang (CMHT) initiative to support the underprivileged. This health insurance program is designed to assist low-income households and individuals with disabilities. CMHT facilitates cashless medical services at authorized government facilities, health centers, and listed private hospitals. Beneficiaries identified through the Socio-Economic Caste Census - SECC-2011 database are entitled to medical coverage reaching up to Rs. 2 lakh.
The CMHT insurance plan covers 7 major health conditions: cardiovascular issues, kidney disorders, neurological problems, liver diseases, cancer, burn injuries, and neonatal complications. To sign up for the program, residents can coordinate with Asha Workers at designated registration booths located in PHCs, CHCs, and regional district hospitals.
Manipur Chief Minister-gi Hakshelgi Tengbang (CMHT) Scheme 2026
Here are the comprehensive details regarding the Manipur Chief Minister-gi Hakshelgi Tengbang program:
Coverage of Chief Minister-gi Hakshelgi Tengbang Scheme
- Medical coverage of up to Rs. 2,00,000 annually per household.
- Includes both secondary and tertiary hospital care.
- Provides assistance for travel expenses (Air/Train) for the patient and one caregiver if medical treatment is required outside the state.
Chief Minister-gi Hakshelgi Tengbang Eligibility Criteria
- The initiative is open to low-income individuals registered under the CMHT program.
- Legal residents of Manipur falling under specific categories, such as AAY beneficiaries, widows, and persons with disabilities, are qualified.
- Residents who consider themselves economically disadvantaged but do not fit the predefined categories may apply for verification through the Deputy Commissioner’s office.
Empanelled Hospitals
- Patients can access free medical care at any public or partner private hospital nationwide.
- The benefits are portable across the country.
Documents Required for Enrolment
- ID Proof : Original Voter ID (EPIC), PAN card, Driver’s License, Ration Card, Passport, or an official Government-issued ID card.
- AAY : AAY Card, Voter ID (or alternate government-approved ID), and an Aadhar Card.
Up to Rs. 2,00,000 health cover
The CMHT program offers cashless medical protection up to Rs. 2 lakh per year for each family. By presenting their CMHT-Manipur ID card at participating hospitals, beneficiaries can receive treatment without any out-of-pocket costs for secondary and tertiary care. This coverage applies to inpatient hospital procedures.
Other benefits
a) Within Manipur: A transport subsidy of Rs. 300 per medical visit, capped at Rs. 3,000 annually, which is part of the total Rs. 2 Lakh family coverage. To receive this, the beneficiary must provide bank account details during hospitalization for direct transfer.
b) Outside Manipur: A daily