VBGRAMG Freeze DPR automation
On the VB-G RAM G Freeze DPR page, one click goes through every work in Select work, presses Freeze DPR where the portal says “There is no Material”, skips the rest, and gives you a log. Part of the free GramG Ninja add-on for Chrome & Edge.
- Every work, every GP
- Freezes only “no Material”
- Dry run first
- Resume after sign-out
- Excel log
- 100% Free
What the Freeze DPR automation does
Freezing DPRs by hand means picking each work in Select work, reading the red message, and pressing Freeze DPR — for hundreds of works in every panchayat. GramG Ninja does that loop for you, one work at a time, with this rule:
| After selecting the work, the portal says… | What the tool does |
|---|---|
| “There is no Material so please fill Material first” | Presses Freeze DPR and logs the portal's answer |
| “There is no Activity and Material so please fill Activity and Material first” | Skips the work |
| Anything else, or nothing | Skips the work and logs the exact message |
- Whole block or one panchayat — search by the block code to load every work, then pick one GP or run them all. The list shows how many works each GP has.
- Dry run — check every work without freezing anything, and see what would happen.
- Resume — progress is saved after every work, so a slow portal, a reload or a sign-out doesn't mean starting over.
- A log you can keep — time, GP, work code, work name, the portal's message, action and result, as a CSV that opens in Excel.
- Careful by default — it never freezes on a message it doesn't recognise, waits longer when the portal is slow, and stops by itself after five failures in a row.
How to use it
- Add to Chrome / Edge (button above) to install GramG Ninja — once.
- Sign in to the VB-G RAM G portal in the block (Programme Officer) login and open Freeze DPR. The GramG Ninja panel opens on the right by itself.
- Type a search key — the block code (e.g.
3206003) for every work in the block, or a GP code (e.g.3206003006) — and press Load works. - Pick All panchayats or one GP. Tick Dry run and press Start. Download the log and check it.
- Untick Dry run and press Start again to freeze. Keep the tab open; you can Stop any time and Resume later.
Why the portal says “There is no Material”
The Freeze DPR page compares a work's activities and material estimate with its sanctioned amounts. The note on the page says a work is frozen when the activity total equals the total financial sanction and the estimated material total equals the total material cost. Works with no activities at all show “There is no Activity and Material” and need their activities entered first; works that have activities but no material line show “There is no Material”. The tool doesn't change any activity or amount — it only reads the message and presses the button you would press.
Frequently asked questions
What is Freeze DPR on VBGRAMG?
On the VB-G RAM G portal, Freeze DPR locks a work’s Detailed Project Report (its activities and estimate) at block level. The portal lists works that are approved or ongoing and not yet frozen; you pick each work in “Select work” and press Freeze DPR. With hundreds of works per panchayat, doing that one by one takes hours.
Which works does the automation freeze?
Only works where, after selecting the work, the portal shows “There is no Material so please fill Material first”. Works that show “There is no Activity and Material so please fill Activity and Material first” are skipped. Any other message, or no message, is also skipped and written to the log with the exact text, so nothing is frozen on a message the tool does not recognise.
Can a frozen DPR be un-frozen?
Not from this page — freezing is one-way, and frozen works disappear from the Select work list. Run a dry run first to see exactly which works would be frozen.
What is a dry run?
Tick “Dry run” before Start. The tool selects every work and reads the portal’s message but never presses Freeze DPR. The log then shows which works would be frozen and which would be skipped.
What do I need to install?
The free GramG Ninja extension for Chrome or Edge on a computer, once, from the Chrome Web Store. After that the Freeze DPR panel opens by itself on the portal’s Freeze DPR page in the block (Programme Officer) login. The old Freeze DPR bookmark now just opens the store page.
What if the portal is slow or I get signed out?
Progress is saved after every work. If the page reloads or the session expires, sign in again, open Freeze DPR and press Resume in the panel — it continues from the next work. It waits longer when the portal is slow and stops on its own after five failures in a row.
What is in the log?
One row per work: time, GP code, work code, work name, the portal’s message, the action taken and the result. Download it as CSV; it opens directly in Excel.
Does it send any of my data anywhere?
The portal data you work with stays in your own browser. GramG Ninja sends VisionTech only a short daily usage count — which tools were used, how many records they handled, the version and the Panchayats worked on — never names, job cards, Aadhaar or bank details. For the live counter on this page it also sends one short note per DPR it freezes, with the Panchayat code and the work code — both public on the portal. One switch in Settings turns both off. The full privacy policy is at deowb.subho.net/tools/gramg-ninja/privacy/. The log stays in your browser until you download it.
Is it official?
No. GramG Ninja is an independent tool by VisionTech. It is not a government product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NIC or the Ministry of Rural Development. It only clicks what you would click yourself, in your own signed-in session.
Related: everything GramG Ninja does — Work Demand, Allocation, ABPS, Muster Roll, FTO and more. Had the old Freeze DPR bookmark? It now opens the Chrome Web Store page of GramG Ninja; once the extension is installed you can delete the bookmark.
VB-G RAM G, VBGRAMG and related government portal names are the property of the Government of India / State Government. GramG Ninja is an independent tool by VisionTech (Vision Technologies and Robotics) and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body.