CEO reviews VB-G RAM G works in villages in Bidar
Bidar Zilla Panchayat CEO Girish Badole reviewed the implementation of the VB-G RAM G rural employment scheme, highlighting increased man-days and daily wages. The initiative aims to improve livelihood security through sustainable rural asset creation and transparent attendance tracking.
Why it matters
The expansion of rural employment schemes is critical for economic stability and infrastructure development in agrarian regions.
With the revised rural employment programme promising increased work opportunities and better income support for rural households, Bidar Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Girish Badole on Tuesday reviewed the implementation of the Viksit Bharat Grameen Rural Ajeevika for Guarantee Mission Grameen (VB-G RAM G) Scheme during a visit to Janawada village in Bidar taluk.
Inspecting the ongoing nala desilting work taken up under the scheme, Mr. Badole interacted with workers and field officials, reviewed NMMS attendance records and explained the key changes introduced in the programme aimed at strengthening livelihood security in villages.
Mr. Badole said the annual employment entitlement under the VB-G RAM G scheme had been increased from 100 to 125 man-days, while the daily wage had been revised from ₹370 to ₹382. The revised provisions will provide greater employment opportunities and income support to rural families, he reiterated.
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