GramG Ninja

GramG Ninja is a free productivity add-on for authorized users of the VB-G RAM G (Viksit Bharat – Rozgar & Aajeevika Mission, Gramin / MGNREGA) rural-development portal. It removes the most repetitive data-entry and reporting chores on the portal — and everything runs locally in your browser. No login to us, no server, nothing uploaded. WHAT IT DOES • One-click certificate upload (Work Entry page) Fills the same signing-authority details (name, designation, department, mobile, email) into all 8 certificate blocks and attaches the 8 certificate PDFs from a folder you pick. Sets DPR and Convergence to Yes. Oversized scans are compressed on your PC to fit the server's ~1 MB limit. • Work Demand bulk autofill (Work Demand page) Reads an Excel sheet (Reg No · Applicant · Work From · No of Days) and enters the demand for each worker — selecting the registration, filling the dates, and clicking Proceed. Date of Application defaults to today. It resumes long sheets after any interruption and can export a results copy. • Reports → Excel / CSV / JSON Pull the tables from any VB-G RAM G report (job cards, muster rolls, wage lists) into a clean spreadsheet. "Clean" mode drops menus, totals and blank rows and fills merged group columns. • Consolidate & join reports Combine two reports on a key (Job Card No., dates, or fuzzy name) — e.g. add each worker's caste from the Registration Application Register. Save a join and re-run it in one click. • Caste-wise wage-list breakup On a wage list, see the amount split by caste (Others / SC / ST), validated against the page total, with a copy button. Caste comes from the Registration Application Register, cached locally. PRIVACY Everything happens in your browser. GramG Ninja sends no data to us or any third party, has no analytics or ads, and never sells or shares your data. See the privacy policy for details. GramG Ninja is an independent tool by Vision Technologies and Robotics and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any government body. Generated/uploaded documents still require the authorized officers' signatures and seals.