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VB-G RAM G: 375 permissible works notified, 41% more than before

6 October 20261 min read
AGRICULTURE & RURALVB-G RAM G: 375permissible worksnotified, 41% morethan before6 October 2026safalsetu.com

Why in the news

On 6 October 2026 the Ministry of Rural Development notified 375 permissible works under the Viksit Bharat – Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin), or VB-G RAM G.

Key facts

  • 375 works against 266 in the earlier framework, an increase of about 41%.
  • Works are grouped under four pillars; disaster preparedness is a newly added category.
  • Livelihood-related works now make up 26% of the list, compared with only 1.1% earlier.
  • 181 works are linked to agriculture and allied activities, including 52 individual-beneficiary works.
  • 107 works target vulnerable households; 36 are women-focused and 36 youth-focused.
  • Projects will come from Viksit Gram Panchayat Plans prepared on local needs and approved by the Gram Sabha.
PillarNumber of works
Water security128
Core rural infrastructure111
Livelihood-related infrastructure98
Disaster preparedness38
Total375

About VB-G RAM G

VB-G RAM G is the rural employment framework under the VB-G RAM G Act, 2025, which replaced MGNREGA. It promises 125 days of guaranteed wage work per rural household each year, with Centre-state funding in a 60:40 ratio for most states.

Exam angle

  • Remember 375 works, four pillars and the 41% expansion.
  • Guarantee: 125 days of wage work per rural household per year.
  • Planning unit: Viksit Gram Panchayat Plan approved by the Gram Sabha.

Test yourself

1. How many permissible works were notified under VB-G RAM G in October 2026?

The Ministry of Rural Development notified 375 permissible works.

2. Which pillar has the largest number of works under the new VB-G RAM G list?

Water security has 128 works, the highest among the four pillars.

3. Livelihood-related works now form what share of VB-G RAM G permissible works?

Livelihood works are 26% of the list, up from 1.1% in the earlier framework.

Sources: PIB, ETV Bharat