SBI report predicts states will gain ₹17,000 crore under VB-G RAM G Act, despite funding shift to 60:40 ratio.

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 ...

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The fund sharing between the Centre and states under the new VB-G RAM G will be based on normative assessment, and states ...

States To Gain Rs 17,000 Crore Compared To Average Allocation Of Last 7 Years. New Delhi, Dec 29 (IANS) The fund sharing ...

India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat @2047 cannot be charted on the strength of urban growth alone. Nearly two-thirds of the country’s population still lives in rural and semi-rural areas, and their ...

It incorporates the lessons learnt from 20 years of operational experience under MNREGS and makes it into an effective social ...

However, other experts cautioned against moving too far away from the demand-driven ethos of MGNREGA, saying this could lead ...

The author argues that VB-G-RAM-G strengthens, not scraps, MGNREGA by expanding job guarantees, curbing leakages, creating durable rural assets and aligning welfare with growth under Modi’s Viksit ...

The VB-G RAM G Act promises significant net gains for states, with potential further scaling through states’ contributions. A ...

MGNREGA or the VB-G-RAM-G Act—the policy should not be a continuation of doles and freebies but a pathway to systemic ...