Published Paper Details:

India is a rural country. In India, villagers have long been the norm, with agriculture serving as the primary source of income. Additionally, agriculturally linked employment have been undervalued. Most of the people lack access to sanitary facilities, food, housing, and drinkable water, and they do not have any additional sources of income. Many are also impoverished and do not have family employment. It's a great task to raise them relentlessly above the poverty line. The nation's top priorities include eradicating rural poverty inequality and giving peasants a life of dignity. The Indian government is implementing numerous employments generating initiatives to close the employment generation gap in rural areas of the country. The first law in Indian history to guarantee employment and pay is the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. This study examines the impact of MGNREGA on job creation, the kinds of jobs carried out under this legislation, and the degree to which this initiative has reduced rural India's poverty. This paper examines and describes how MGNREGA helps impoverished rural residents improve their standard of living by combining labour and skill. Additionally, the challenges faced by the beneficiaries and satisfaction of them too.