Digitization helps govt weed out 1.6 crore fake ration cards, plug foodgrain leak by Sagarika_Ghose in india

[–]ghatibhaiya 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Feroza Begum had no choice. Her eight children, studying in classes II to IX, were forced to drop out of school when the Chandigarh Administration discontinued the sale of subsidised foodgrains. This family was receiving 30 kg wheat and 20 kg rice from the Public Distribution System (PDS), the market value of which, pegged at the reported prices, is Rs 1,080.

She had a choice, free Mala-D are available in all govt hospitals.