Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Bidar Promotes VB-G RAM G Scheme
In Bidar, the government is encouraging people to stay in their villages instead of moving to cities for work.
They are offering jobs through a program called VB-G RAM G. This program helps build things like cattle sheds, farm ponds, and water storage structures.
It also provides money for people to do their own projects, up to Rs 5 lakh.
The goal is to keep people employed and improve the village infrastructure during the drought.
Bidar administration promotes VB-G RAM G scheme to reduce migration during drought.
Scheme offers employment and creates durable rural infrastructure.
Eligible beneficiaries can undertake individual works worth up to Rs 5 lakh.
Works include cattle sheds, vermicompost units, open wells, farm ponds, and drought mitigation measures.
Deputy Commissioner appeals to rural residents to approach Gram Panchayats for scheme details.
- Who
- Bidar administration and rural labourers
- What
- Promotion of the VB-G RAM G scheme to reduce migration during drought
- When
- During prevailing drought conditions
- Where
- Bidar district
- Why
- To provide employment opportunities and create durable rural infrastructure
Government Perspective
Migrant Workers Perspective
Employment Opportunities
Government Perspective
The government believes the VB-G RAM G scheme provides sufficient employment opportunities to prevent migration.
Migrant Workers Perspective
Migrant workers may still prefer urban jobs due to higher wages or better working conditions.
- Scheme Name
- VB-G RAM G
- District
- Bidar
- Maximum Individual Work Cost
- Rs 5 lakh
- Types of Works
- Cattle sheds, vermicompost units, open wells, farm ponds, horticulture expansion, drought mitigation measures, check dams, canals, diversion drains, water harvesting structures, irrigation wells, cross-drainage works, compound walls, kitchen sheds, toilets in government schools, playground development, community burial grounds, maintenance of public assets