Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Arunachal Deputy CM Calls VB-G RAM G Act a Gamechanger for Rural India
The VB-G RAM G Act is a new law that promises to help people in rural areas of India.
The Deputy Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Chowna Mein, says this law is very important because it will give people 125 days of work every year.
This work will help build things like better water systems, roads, and farms.
The law also makes sure that local villages have a say in what gets built.
There are also new rules to make sure the money is used correctly and that the work happens at the right time for farmers.
This will help make rural areas stronger and more productive.
The VB-G RAM G Act guarantees 125 days of employment in rural areas, strengthening livelihood opportunities and infrastructure.
The Act focuses on sustainable asset creation in sectors like water management, rural connectivity, agriculture support, and disaster preparedness.
Decentralised decision-making involves gram sabhas and panchayats to ensure development works reflect local needs.
Transparency measures include digital monitoring systems, improved financial transparency, and alignment with agricultural cycles.
The Act aims to reduce leakages and ensure benefits reach intended households in time.
- Who
- Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein
- What
- VB-G RAM G Act described as a decisive and visionary reform
- When
- January 17, 2024
- Where
- Namsai district, Arunachal Pradesh
- Why
- To reinforce India's commitment to rural empowerment and inclusive growth
- Act Name
- VB-G RAM G Act
- Guaranteed Employment Days
- 125 days
- Key Sectors
- Water management, rural connectivity, agriculture support, disaster preparedness
- Decision-Making
- Decentralised, involving gram sabhas and panchayats
- Transparency Measures
- Digital monitoring systems, financial transparency, alignment with agricultural cycles