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Bihar Lifts Restrictions on VB‑G RAM G Scheme, Workers to Get Jobs in All 38 Districts
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 10:33 AM
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The Bihar government has removed restrictions on the VB‑G RAM G scheme, enabling workers to receive employment opportunities across all 38 districts of the state.
The Bihar government today announced the removal of restrictions on the VB‑G RAM G scheme, a move aimed at expanding employment opportunities for the state's workforce. Under the new directive, workers will be eligible to receive work assignments in all 38 districts of Bihar.
The decision follows a review of the scheme's implementation, which had previously limited job placements to selected areas. By opening the program statewide, the government hopes to boost local employment and reduce unemployment in rural and urban communities alike.
Officials said the expansion will be phased, with priority given to districts that have historically faced higher unemployment rates. The scheme will provide a range of manual and light industrial jobs, with wages aligned to state minimum standards.
The move is part of Bihar's broader effort to increase job creation under its recent development plans. The government has pledged to monitor the scheme's rollout closely to ensure fair access and timely payment to workers.
The decision follows a review of the scheme's implementation, which had previously limited job placements to selected areas. By opening the program statewide, the government hopes to boost local employment and reduce unemployment in rural and urban communities alike.
Officials said the expansion will be phased, with priority given to districts that have historically faced higher unemployment rates. The scheme will provide a range of manual and light industrial jobs, with wages aligned to state minimum standards.
The move is part of Bihar's broader effort to increase job creation under its recent development plans. The government has pledged to monitor the scheme's rollout closely to ensure fair access and timely payment to workers.