TARATDAC observes implementation of VB-G RAM G as ‘black day’
The Tamil Nadu Association for the Rights of All Types of Differently Abled and Caregivers (TARATDAC) protested the implementation of the new VB-G RAM G scheme, replacing MGNREGA, calling it a 'black day'. Protesters argue the scheme undermines the statutory right to guaranteed employment for rural populations, especially the differently abled, and unfairly shifts financial burdens to state governments.
Why it matters
This protest highlights significant concerns about changes to India's rural employment guarantee scheme, potentially impacting the livelihoods and rights of millions, especially vulnerable populations, and sparking debate over central-state financial responsibilities.
M embers of the Tamil Nadu Association for the Rights of All Types of Differently Abled and Caregivers (TARATDAC) observing the day of implementation of Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) (VB-G RAM G) on July 1, 2026 as ‘black day,’ staged a protest outside Collectorate here on Wednesday.
The article primarily quotes the protesting organization, which is critical of the government's new policy and refers to the 'Modi regime' in a critical tone, indicating a lean-left perspective.
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