Guru Golwalkar Jan Bhagidari Vikas Yojana MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Option B reverses the two financial figures. The total available fund was ₹48.24 crore, while expenditure incurred up to December 2025 was ₹9.04 crore. The same official snapshot gives a ₹20 crore budget provision for 2025-26 and records 108 completed works, so A, C and D are correct.

The scheme's unit is a rural community or Gram Panchayat-backed public work, not an individual household. The work must create or maintain a common asset, and the prescribed public contribution must accompany the matching State grant; private property and urban works are excluded.

The Government of Rajasthan renamed Guru Golwalkar Jan-Bhagidari Vikas Yojana as Mahatma Gandhi Jan-Bhagidari Vikas Yojana in February 2020. It remains the same State-funded rural community-participation scheme, not a separate successor benefit programme.

For community assets other than cremation-ground or graveyard boundary walls, the normal pattern is 70:30. However, where Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe population is more than 40%, the State share rises to 80% and the public contribution falls to 20%. Since 45% exceeds 40%, 80:20 applies.

Statement 1 is correct because the State finances 90% of eligible cremation-ground or graveyard boundary-wall works. Statement 2 is incorrect because other community assets normally receive a 70% State share. Statement 3 is correct: that share rises to 80% when Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe population exceeds 40%.