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Rajasthan to Launch VB-G RAM-G Scheme on July 1; CM Emphasizes Effective Camps

Rajasthan's VB-G RAM-G Scheme launches on July 1 to boost employment and rural livelihoods. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has directed officials to ensure effective service camps with permanent grievance resolution. Strict action will be taken against negligent officials, and district-wise lists will be prepared for systematic monitoring. On International MSME Day, CM also unveiled policies for industrial growth and entrepreneurship.

Rajasthan: VB-G RAM-G Scheme to be launched on July 1; CM calls for effective implementation of service camps

Jaipur, June 27

Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has directed officials to ensure the effective implementation of Rural and Urban Service Camps, emphasising that grievances related to roads, drinking water, electricity, healthcare, and revenue matters must be resolved permanently.

Reviewing preparations for the Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Employment and Livelihood Mission (Rural), VB-G Ram Ji Scheme, Chief Minister Sharma directed the concerned departments to complete all arrangements before its launch on July 1.

CM Sharma described the scheme as a major initiative that would accelerate employment generation, strengthen rural livelihoods, and contribute significantly towards achieving the vision of Viksit Rajasthan-2047.

He warned that strict action would be taken against any official found negligent in the conduct of these camps.

Chairing a high-level review meeting at the Chief Minister's residence on Saturday, CM Bhajan Lal Sharma said the camps have emerged as an effective platform for providing on-the-spot solutions to citizens' problems and instructed officials to make them result-oriented and accountable.

The Chief Minister directed departments to prepare separate district-wise lists of newly received and pending cases to ensure systematic disposal and continuous monitoring. He also instructed officials to accord top priority to resolving long-pending revenue cases in rural areas so that villagers receive timely relief.

Chief Secretary V. Srinivas, senior officials from the Chief Minister's Office, and representatives of the Urban Development and Local Self-Government Department, Revenue Department, and Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department attended the meeting.

Earlier, on the occasion of International MSME Day, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma unveiled a series of major policy initiatives and incentives aimed at accelerating industrial growth, strengthening Rajasthan's MSME ecosystem, promoting entrepreneurship, and positioning the state as a leading destination for investment.

The Chief Minister announced the development of dedicated Haats for artisans and weavers, new incentives for the electronics and semiconductor sectors under RIPS-2024, financial support for 25 startups through the Rajasthan Venture Capital Fund, and the launch of the Rajasthan Industrial Development Policy, among other initiatives.

He also distributed financial assistance worth over Rs 13 crore and RIICO land allotment letters to beneficiaries, reaffirming the government's commitment to inclusive industrial development and employment generation.

The Chief Minister said Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of Rajasthan's economic growth, employment generation, and self-reliance.

He reiterated the government's commitment to encouraging youth entrepreneurship, enhancing the global visibility of local products, and transforming Rajasthan into a leading industrial state while preserving its cultural heritage.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Priya S

Good move by CM Sharma. The Vishwakarma and MSME support is what our artisans need. But I hope these 'camps' don't become a formality where officers just sit around signing papers. Permanent resolution of grievances? Let's see.

Rohit P

Bro, these service camps happen every year. New name, old story. But if they actually clear pending revenue cases, it'll be a big help for farmers in my village. Right now, patwari is the real boss. 😤

Neha E

The MSME announcements are interesting. Rajasthan needs more electronics manufacturing. But what about water for industries in desert areas? Hope the government doesn't repeat Gujarat's mistakes of over-exploiting groundwater. #ViksitRajasthan

Suresh O

As a retired government servant, I can tell you - these camps are only as good as the officers running them. CM Sharma's warning about negligence is good, but bribery is the real disease in revenue departments. Let's see if they clean it up.

Vivek B

Good intentions but poor execution usually. I remember when these 'camps' were first started - total chaos. This time, they say they've digitised everything. Hope it works. Jal, Sadak, Bijli - bas yeh teen cheezein theek ho jayein gaon mein. 🙏

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