Image: IANSImage: IANSImage: IANS12 NEW DELHI: Union agriculture and rural development minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday said that the newly-enacted Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Aajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act (VB-G RAM G) will address labour shortage faced during peak farm seasons, thereby striking a balance between welfare of farmers and labourers.In a virtual address on the occasion of Farmers Day, Chouhan said information about this new development must be disseminated among farmers across country through Krishi Vigyan Kendras.VB-G RAM G Act has replaced MGNREGA. Under the new law, labourers will get work for 125 days a year instead of 100 days under MGNREGA, except for two months in a year when they are expected to be available for agricultural work.”G RAM G is extremely useful in broader interest of the country as it empowers the farming community and makes it self-reliant. While G RAM G fully takes care of uplifting labourers, it also focuses on farmers, ensuring sufficient labourers are available for farming,” said Chouhan.He said that govt’s objective is to increase income of farmers as well as labourers, and that will be achieved through this new law. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDelhi HC Grants Bail To Kuldeep Sengar; Victim’s Sister Says ‘Put Us In Jail To Keep Us Safe’India Summons Bangladesh High Commissioner Over Violence Against Hindus, Protests Continue”No Cases Filed”: Prachy Accuses Yunus Administration Of Protecting Convicted TerroristsExperts Warn India As Yunus Loses Control In Bangladesh After Hadi Killing Sparks Unrest NationwidePAN-Aadhaar Deadline Nears: How To Link Before December 31 Or Risk Inoperative PAN From Next Year“Neither Janmat Nor Janpath”: Bjp Alleges Growing Rebellion Against Rahul Gandhi Within CongressPak PM Sharif’s Party Leader Threatens India, Warns Missiles Will Respond If Bangladesh Is TargetedIndia’s BrahMos Missile Goes Global As India Closes $450m Defence Pacts With Vietnam And Indonesia’Make Her PM & See…’: Congress MP Endorses Priyanka Gandhi; BJP Takes ‘No Faith In Rahul’ DigHanuman Chalisa Verse Echoes In Delhi As Hindu Lynching In Bangladesh Triggers High Voltage Protests123PhotostoriesFrom Rajat Bedi to Akshaye Khanna: Best Bollywood comebacks of 202510 local Indian Christmas delicacies that are a must try5 latest bridal nath designs to elevate your traditional Indian wedding lookCosmic Fungi explained: The strange radiation-eating organisms found at Chernobyl8 classic Chicken Soups to keep you warm this winterMerry Christmas 2025: 10 famous classic Christmas dishes from around the worldAryan Khan with ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’; Tisca Chopra with ‘Saali Mohabbat’: Meet the debut directors of 2025From taking her first steps post delivery to updating fans on Kaju’s health and Laughter Chefs shoot, Bharti Singh shares an emotional hospital vlog7 common healthy-looking foods that are secretly causing inflammationInfrastructure Push Ahead as PMC Eyes Rs 200 Cr from Merged Zone123Hot PicksUAE WeatherPAN-Aadhaar linkingGold price predictionGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays DecemberBank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingDwyane Wade WifeKai Cenat Mental HealthGeorge Kittle InjuryGiannis AntetokounmpoJack EichelCraig BerubePaul Heyman and Marla Heyman Net WorthDK MetcalfJade Cargill and Brandon Net WorthMax Holloway Net Worth
NEW DELHI: Union agriculture and rural development minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday said that the newly-enacted Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Aajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act (VB-G RAM G) will address labour shortage faced during peak farm seasons, thereby striking a balance between welfare of farmers and labourers.In a virtual address on the occasion of Farmers Day, Chouhan said information about this new development must be disseminated among farmers across country through Krishi Vigyan Kendras.VB-G RAM G Act has replaced MGNREGA. Under the new law, labourers will get work for 125 days a year instead of 100 days under MGNREGA, except for two months in a year when they are expected to be available for agricultural work.“G RAM G is extremely useful in broader interest of the country as it empowers the farming community and makes it self-reliant. While G RAM G fully takes care of uplifting labourers, it also focuses on farmers, ensuring sufficient labourers are available for farming,” said Chouhan.He said that govt’s objective is to increase income of farmers as well as labourers, and that will be achieved through this new law.
