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Centre Won't Hike PDS Foodgrain Prices For Another Year: Minister Ram Vilas Paswan
The government today decided not to hike prices of foodgrains sold under the Food Law via ration shops for one more year. Under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), which was passed in 2013 during the previous UPA regime, there is a provision for revision of the issue prices of foodgrains every three years.
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Kerala takes steps to check prices of foodgrains
The Kerala government on Thursday decided to start more fair price shops for selling vegetables and essential commodities and make available more rice to both below poverty line (BPL) and above poverty line (APL) card holders to check the spurt in the prices of food items.
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6,000 quintals of foodgrain rot in Jharkhand
At a time when prices of essential commodities are spiralling, a whopping 6,000 quintals of foodgrain have been found rotting in a State Food Corporation (SFC) warehouse in Ranchi since 2006. The government said strict action will be taken against those found guilty."Around 5,000 quintals of wheat and 1,000 quintals of rice in the SFC godown in Ran...
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Centre Won't Hike PDS Foodgrain Prices For Another Year: Minister Ram Vilas Paswan
The government today decided not to hike prices of foodgrains sold under the Food Law via ration shops for one more year. Under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), which was passed in 2013 during the previous UPA regime, there is a provision for revision of the issue prices of foodgrains every three years.
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Kerala takes steps to check prices of foodgrains
The Kerala government on Thursday decided to start more fair price shops for selling vegetables and essential commodities and make available more rice to both below poverty line (BPL) and above poverty line (APL) card holders to check the spurt in the prices of food items.
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6,000 quintals of foodgrain rot in Jharkhand
At a time when prices of essential commodities are spiralling, a whopping 6,000 quintals of foodgrain have been found rotting in a State Food Corporation (SFC) warehouse in Ranchi since 2006. The government said strict action will be taken against those found guilty."Around 5,000 quintals of wheat and 1,000 quintals of rice in the SFC godown in Ran...
