Bihar has launched an ambitious new scheme, the 'VB-G RAM G' Mission, aimed at accelerating rural development. Rural Development Minister Shrawan Kumar inaugurated the mission in Patna, which is expected to play a significant role in generating employment and developing infrastructure in the state's rural areas. Under this mission, Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) workers will be guaranteed at least 125 days of employment annually, with a daily wage of 300 rupees.

Minister Shrawan Kumar stated that the primary objective of the 'VB-G RAM G' Mission is to strengthen the rural economy and curb migration. He explained that this scheme, operating under MGNREGA, will provide work to rural residents close to their homes. This initiative will particularly benefit laborers who often have to migrate to cities in search of work.

The mission will prioritize works such as the construction of rural roads, water conservation projects, pond excavation, canal cleaning, and the development of other community assets. These activities will not only create employment opportunities in rural areas but also improve local basic facilities. The minister emphasized the government's goal to ensure that no rural family is deprived of employment and that everyone receives a respectable wage.

The Rural Development Department has prepared a detailed action plan for the successful implementation of this scheme, including a strict monitoring mechanism to ensure transparency and accountability. Wages will be directly deposited into the bank accounts of laborers to ensure timely payments. The 'VB-G RAM G' Mission is a crucial step for Bihar's rural development, fostering sustainable employment and improving the living standards of villagers. This initiative will also contribute significantly towards making rural India self-reliant.