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Rural jobs scheme shows modest uptick in August, but trails 2025 MGNREGA levels

The Ministry of Rural Development reports a modest rise in MGNREGA person‑days for August 2024, climbing to 20.21 crore after a steep July dip, but the output remains well below the 30.1 crore recorded in the same month of 2025. The increase reflects a partial recovery as sowing resumes, yet a 60‑day agricultural hiatus, funding shortfalls and administrative delays continue to curb the scheme’s impact across India’s diverse states.