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The Government of India has extended its Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP) to further develop border villages. Following the initial focus on northern border villages (VVP-I), VVP-II has now been launched for villages along international land borders in 15 States and 2 Union Territories. These initiatives aim to enhance infrastructure and
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The Indian Ministry of Home Affairs has announced the approval of the Vibrant Villages Programme-II (VVP-II), a Central Sector Scheme aimed at developing villages along India’s international land borders. With an outlay of ₹6839 crores, VVP-II will target various developmental areas including road connectivity, livelihood generation, energization, village infrastructure,
Vibrant Villages Programme
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP) workshop in New Delhi, emphasizing the need to prevent migration from border villages and ensure full benefits of government schemes for residents. The VVP aims to enhance infrastructure, promote culture and tourism, and generate employment in border areas. Shah
Vibrant Villages Programme
The Government has launched the Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP) to enhance the development of select border villages in India. VVP-I, approved on February 15, 2023, focuses on 662 villages in five states, aiming to improve livelihoods through tourism, skill development, and infrastructure. VVP-II, approved on April 2, 2025, expands the
Vibrant Villages Programme
Union Health Minister Shri JP Nadda chaired a meeting with village representatives from five states under the Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP), aimed at transforming border villages into vibrant hubs. The initiative focuses on women and youth empowerment through skill development and entrepreneurship, particularly in horticulture and floriculture. The program aims