VBGRAMG Bill: Union Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has introduced ‘Developed India – Ji Ram Ji Bill 2025’ in the Lok Sabha. It is also being called VBGRAMG Bill. This bill is proposed to replace the old MNREGA law. The government says that this new law will not only provide employment but will strengthen the entire livelihood system of the village. However, the opposition also expressed strong opposition to this.
On which areas will the focus of Ji Ram Ji Bill be?
The focus of this new bill is not limited to wages only. Under this, emphasis will be laid on important areas like farming, animal husbandry, fisheries, skill development, market linkage, storage facilities, tree plantation, water conservation and groundwater recharge. The government claims that this will strengthen the village economy and people will become self-reliant.
What will be different and new change from MNREGA?
With the implementation of Ji Ram Ji Bill, new employment opportunities will be created. Rural families will not just become laborers but will become partners in development. Income security will be further strengthened. The government says that this scheme is based on the idea of not just providing work but also creating sustainable livelihoods so that the villages remain profitable in the long run.
How will it give strength to the dream of developed India?
This bill pays special attention to water security, rural infrastructure and livelihood expansion. Works ranging from water conservation to irrigation and water storage will increase. Roads, ponds and other basic facilities of villages will be strengthened. This will also increase the ability to adapt to the changing needs of rural areas.
What benefits will villages get from Ji Ram Ji Bill?
According to the government, this bill will make rural development more inclusive and result-oriented. Employment opportunities will increase, villages will develop rapidly and there will be special emphasis on water conservation. Under the scheme, 125 days of employment will be guaranteed and a provision of more than Rs 1.51 lakh crore has been made for this. The government believes that this bill can change the picture and destiny of villages.
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