NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GENERATION GUARANTEE SCHEME IN INDIA ON RURAL POVERTY

India has become the second most popular the most poverty-stricken countries. Seventy percent of people live in rural area. Poverty is widespread in India, with the Nation; developing economies including India have been plagued by skewed distribution of nation’s resources leading to poverty, illiteracy, low consumption and investment, lagged growth and the like. Economic reforms were introduced in India in 1991, after which there is a great deal of discussion on its impact on growth, employment and poverty in rural areas. Rural poverty and unemployment in India have grown in an unprecedented Manner during the last few decades. Rural poverty and unemployment in India have grown in an unprecedented manner during the last few decades. , the number of the programmes had increased and while some of the programmes provided for administrative costs of the DRDAs, others did not. There was no uniformity among the different programmes to administrative costs. Keeping in view, the need for an effective agency at the district level to co-ordinate the anti-poverty effort from Central or State Governments. They also ensure whether the accounts are properly maintained including the funds allocated to fund Employment generation central governmen