Ambala district, Haryana: VB-G RAM G report

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

Compared with the Haryana average

MeasureAmbalaState
Average days per household13.114.8
Registered people who worked1%1.6%
Households that completed 125 days0%0%
People who worked (district average)6031,793
Pending wages (district average)₹0.3 lakh₹8.87 lakh

Green = better than the state average, red = worse. “District average” = state total ÷ number of districts.

All figures

MeasureValue
Registered households43,085
Registered people59,832
GRG cards issued43,078
Households that asked for work630
Households offered work630
Households that worked509
Person-days6,665
Disabled persons who worked0
Total spending₹26.34 lakh
Spent on unskilled wages₹26.34 lakh
Material dues pending₹0.01 lakh

1% of registered people worked this year.

Block-level figures for this district are not in our data yet.

Ambala: frequently asked questions

How many people got work under VB-G RAM G in Ambala?

As of 10 November 2026, 603 people from 509 households worked in Ambala district in FY 2026-27, for 6,665 person-days in all. This includes work done under MGNREGA before 1 July 2026.

How many days of work did a household get on average in Ambala?

13.1 days on average, against 14.8 for Haryana as a whole. The law guarantees every household at least 125 days a year.

How many households in Ambala completed 125 days of work?

0 households as of 10 November 2026, or 0% of the households that worked.

What is the VB-G RAM G wage rate in Ambala?

Wage rates are set per state. In Haryana it is ₹409 a day, from 1 July 2026.

How much in wages is pending in Ambala?

As of 10 November 2026, the MIS financial statement shows ₹0.3 lakh in wages due for Ambala district. For your own payment, ask your gram panchayat or rozgar sahayak for the muster roll and payment date.

How many GRG cards have been issued in Ambala?

The MIS shows 43,078 Gramin Rozgar Guarantee (GRG) cards issued in Ambala district, with 59,832 people registered.

Useful guides

Other districts in Haryana

Sources

Figures as of 10 November 2026. No names or card numbers are shown here.

This is an independent site, not a government one. Official figures change daily, so check the source above before relying on them.