Official portals

Official MGNREGA and NREGA portals, lists and reports

आधिकारिक मनरेगा और नरेगा पोर्टल

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Job-card lists, muster rolls, work reports and payment records for the rural employment guarantee are official public documents. They live on government hosts, not on this website. The address most people still type is nrega.nic.in. That official page now sends you to nrega.dord.gov.in. The sections below name the official addresses, what to look for once you are there, which official apps exist, and how to tell a lookalike site from a real one.

This website will not ask for a job-card number, Aadhaar, OTP or bank detail, and it will not imitate a login or a “status check”.

The official addresses in use now

Address	What it is
https://nrega.nic.in/	The long-standing official entry point. The page officially redirects to nrega.dord.gov.in.
https://nrega.dord.gov.in/	The official destination of that redirect, on the Department of Rural Development’s domain. Use this for current reports if the old address is all you remember.
https://vbgramg.dord.gov.in/	Official VB-G RAM G software portal on the same departmental domain, also linked from official district pages.
https://www.rural.gov.in/	Ministry of Rural Development.
https://www.dord.gov.in/	Department of Rural Development.
Wage notification PDF (S.O. 3518(E))	Official Gazette of the 2026-27 unskilled wage rates, on an NIC host.
PFMS FTO search	Official “Know MGNREGA FTO Status” page. Use it on PFMS only.

A real official page for this scheme ends in .gov.in or .nic.in. Ministry and portal names can move from a nic.in host to a dord.gov.in host, as nrega.nic.in has already done; the test is still the government domain, plus a redirect or a link that starts on a government page.

Job-card lists and muster rolls

On the official reports, you typically choose a financial year, then the State, district, block and Gram Panchayat, and then a report for:

job cards and registration
demand for work and employment provided
muster rolls
works and expenditure
payments

Those menus have had slightly different names over the years (older pages spoke of Gram Panchayat reports R1, R2 and so on). Follow the labels on the official site you have opened, rather than a screenshot on an unofficial blog. If you only want to know whether a household is on the list, the job-card or registration report for your panchayat, or the register at the panchayat office, is the right place. See also the job card page.

Muster rolls are the attendance record for a work. They are public. Reading them is a normal part of social audit, not a favour.

Payment and FTO reports

Wage lists and Fund Transfer Orders have their own official reports and dashboards. The official PFMS page can be used when you already have an FTO name, a reference number or a transaction number. The payments page explains when a wage is due and what delay compensation is; the lookup itself stays on those official sites.

During a transition, a report for the current year and a report for an earlier year may sit on screens that look slightly different. If a 2026-27 record does not appear where you expect, try the official VB-G RAM G portal as well as nrega.dord.gov.in, and also ask the Gram Panchayat, which can see the same official data from the office side.

Official apps (Janmanrega, UMANG)

Janmanrega is an official citizen-facing application described by NIC and the Ministry of Rural Development. Official descriptions include scheme information, grievances, feedback on geotagged assets, and — on the official app itself — payment and attendance views that use a job-card number. Download it from an official store listing or a government page, not from a forwarded file.

UMANG has also carried official services related to job-card tracking. Open those services inside the official UMANG application or website. Do not confuse them with a third-party page that borrows the same words.

Mates and officials use separate official tools, including the National Mobile Monitoring System, to record attendance. Those are not public status checkers, and this site will not copy their screens.

How to recognise a lookalike site

Treat a site as unsafe for personal details if any of these is true:

the address does not end in .gov.in or .nic.in
it asks for a fee to show a job-card list or a payment
it asks for a job-card number, Aadhaar, OTP, bank password or PIN
it offers to “apply online” or “download your job card instantly” on a private domain
it copies a government emblem or looks like a ministry dashboard but is not on a government host

This website, mnrega.in.net, is itself not a government host. That is why it does not take applications and why every list, muster roll, payment or report action is a link out to one of the official addresses above. For the difference between this site and a government office, see About and the disclaimer.

What you will need at the official site, and what you will not

To read a village’s public reports you typically need to know the State, district, block and Gram Panchayat, and the financial year. You do not need to create an account on this unofficial website, and a genuine public report should not demand a fee. Official apps may ask for a job-card number inside the official application; that is different from typing the same number into a random search-ad page.

If a report is in English and you would rather read it in another language, look for the official language toggle on the government site, or take a printout to someone who can read it with you at the panchayat. Do not use a third-party “translator portal” that wants a login first.

Bookmarks are worth updating once. If your phone still opens a years-old nic.in inner URL that no longer works, go back to nrega.nic.in or nrega.dord.gov.in and navigate again, then save the new official page. If someone sends a shortened link on a messaging app, open it carefully and check the final domain before entering anything. When in doubt, type the official address yourself.

Reports from earlier years

Records created under the 2005 Act did not vanish on 1 July 2026. A household that needs a 2024-25 or 2025-26 muster, job-card entry or payment report should still be able to call that year in the official reports, or to ask the Gram Panchayat to print it. If a menu on the new portal only shows 2026-27 at first, look for an older-year selector, or for a legacy reports entry linked from the official home page, before concluding that the record is gone.

Keep printed copies of important pages, especially if you are in a dispute about days already worked or a wage already due. Official systems can be reorganised; a signed printout from the panchayat or a dated official report is easier to rely on than a memory of a screen.

Frequently asked questions

What is the official MGNREGA website now?

Start at nrega.nic.in, which officially redirects to nrega.dord.gov.in. Ministry pages are at rural.gov.in and dord.gov.in.

Can I check my job-card list here?

No. Use the official reports or the Gram Panchayat.

Is nrega.dord.gov.in official?

Yes. It is the address the official nrega.nic.in page itself names as its redirect.

Why do some older links say nreganarep.nic.in?

Older report hosts have been used over the years. Prefer the official entry point above, which we have confirmed, rather than an unofficial shortener.