SBI report predicts states will gain ₹17,000 crore under VB-G RAM G Act, despite funding shift to 60:40 ratio.
India’s flagship rural employment programme is set for a major overhaul with the introduction of VB-G RAM G, a redesigned ...
The report added that states can further improve outcomes by effectively leveraging their 40 per cent contribution under the revised funding structure. During the recently concluded winter session, ...
The VB-G RAM G Act promises significant net gains for states, with potential further scaling through states’ contributions. A ...
The fund sharing between the Centre and states under the new VB-G RAM G will be based on normative assessment, and states ...
The fund sharing between the Centre and states under the new VB-G RAM G will be based on normative assessment, and states ...
However, other experts cautioned against moving too far away from the demand-driven ethos of MGNREGA, saying this could lead ...
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MGNREGA was India’s climate safety net. VB-GRAMG takes that away
Erratic rainfall, prolonged heat, groundwater depletion, and volatile farm incomes are becoming structural features of rural ...
The revamped scheme raises the guaranteed employment days from 100 to 125 and introduces a structured framework for fund ...
States are expected to remain net gainers in fund sharing under the proposed (Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission) VB-G RAM G Act, and the framework can be further scaled up by ...
The Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission Act is projected to boost state funds by nearly Rs 17,000 crore, despite concerns over a revised 60:40 Centre-state funding ratio. An SBI ...
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