Jammu and Kashmir: VB-G RAM G report 2026-27

As of 10 November 2026 · FY 2026-27 (from 1 April 2026; work before 1 July was under MGNREGA) · Source: official MIS

By district, most work first

DistrictPeople who workedAvg days/householdCompleted 125 daysPending wages
Kupwara62,80629.9143₹17.99 crore
Anantnag33,22023.523₹64.3 lakh
Doda31,1553212₹1.86 crore
Kulgam27,75627.810₹3.38 crore
Baramulla23,01122.19₹2.1 crore
Badgam21,82017.64₹2.68 crore
Shopian21,14518.52₹84.07 lakh
Poonch19,47933.715₹2.56 crore
Rajauri19,28131.410₹1.01 crore
Kishtwar15,45215.10₹18.12 lakh
Pulwama14,79319.66₹25.96 lakh
Jammu9,42025.111₹1.59 crore
Ramban9,01228.45₹1.6 crore
Ganderbal8,50129.35₹1.05 crore
Bandipora8,09823.81₹25.71 lakh
Kathua5,66019.93₹55.66 lakh
Udhampur4,875231₹42.5 lakh
Reasi3,60221.80₹14.32 lakh
Samba1,88820.50₹3.39 lakh
Srinagar95419.90₹6.15 lakh

Pending wages = unskilled plus skilled wages shown as due in the MIS financial statement. “–” means no figure was published.

Frequently asked questions

How many people got work under VB-G RAM G in Jammu and Kashmir?

As of 10 November 2026, 3,41,928 people worked in Jammu and Kashmir in FY 2026-27, with 25.2 days per household on average. This includes work done under MGNREGA before 1 July 2026.

Which district of Jammu and Kashmir gave work to the most people?

Kupwara, where 62,806 people worked.

How much in wages is pending in Jammu and Kashmir?

The MIS financial statement shows ₹39.23 crore in wages due as of 10 November 2026.

Sources

Figures as of 10 November 2026.

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