District-wise, Mon attracted the highest CSR expenditure at Rs 6.56 crore, followed by Kohima (Rs 5.51 crore) and Dimapur (Rs 5.17 crore). They were followed by Peren (Rs 1.99 crore), Zunheboto (Rs 1.91 crore), Kiphire (Rs 1.77 crore), Phek (Rs 1.52 crore) and Mokokchung (Rs 1.08 crore), while Tuensang (Rs 0.57 crore), Wokha (Rs 0.51 crore) and Longleng (Rs 0.20 crore) received comparatively lower allocations. Within the North-East, Assam remained the largest recipient with Rs 607.04 crore, followed by Meghalaya (Rs 62.07 crore), Sikkim (Rs 54.55 crore), Arunachal Pradesh (Rs 40.06 crore), and Manipur (Rs 33.73 crore). Maharashtra remained the largest recipient with Rs 8,630.80 crore, followed by Gujarat (Rs 4,549.10 crore) and Karnataka (Rs 3,395.43 crore). Within the North-East, Assam continued to dominate CSR inflows, receiving Rs 607.04 crore, followed by Meghalaya (Rs 62.07 crore), Sikkim (Rs 54.55 crore), Arunachal Pradesh (Rs 40.06 crore) and Manipur (Rs 33.73 crore).