DISTRIBUTION OF FREE OF COST FOOD GRAINS TO NFSA RATION CARD
DISTRIBUTION OF FREE OF COST FOOD GRAINS TO NFSA RATION CARD
Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution Additional free-of-cost foodgrains to be distributed to NFSA Beneficiaries under Pradhan Mantri Garib
Kalyan Anna Yojana in May and June 20215 Kg per person per month to be provided to nearly
80 Crore beneficiaries free of cost, covered under National Food Security Act, 2013 (NFSA) over and
above NFSA foodgrains for next two months i.e. Mayand June 2021
Posted On: 23 APR 2021 4:02PM by PIB DelhiTo ameliorate the hardships faced by the poor and needy due to economic disruptions caused by the COVID-
19 outbreak in the country, the Government of India have decided to allocate free-of-cost food grains @ 5 Kgper person per month to nearly 80 Crore beneficiaries covered under National Food Security Act, 2013(NFSA) over and above NFSA foodgrains for next two months i.e. May and June 2021 on the same pattern asthe earlier “Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PM-GKAY)” .
Under this special scheme (PMGKAY), around 80 Crore NFSA beneficiaries covered under both categoriesof NFSA, namely Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) and Priority Householders (PHH), will be provided withan additional quota of free-of-cost foodgrains (Rice/Wheat) at a scale of 5 Kg per person per month, over andabove their regular monthly entitlements under NFSA.Government of India will bear all expenditure of over Rs 26,000 Crore on account of food subsidy andCentral assistance to states/UTs on account of intrastate transportation etc.
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DISTRIBUTION OF FREE OF COST FOOD GRAINS TO NFSA RATION CARD
AGEY has the following two objectives: 1. To provide safe, affordable and community monitored rural transport services to connect remote villages with key services and amenities (including access to markets, education and health) for the overall economic development of the area by making use of the supports available within the framework of DAY-NRLM. 2. To provide an alternative source of livelihoods to members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and their families under DAY-NRLM by facilitating them to operate public transport services in backward rural areas, as identified by the States.The scheme is currently being implemented in 18 States and 624 vehicles are operational under the scheme as on 30th November, 2018.
The system cost mentioned in above table is inclusive of supply, installation, commissioning, comprehensive maintenance contract of 5 years of the complete solar system, bi-directional meter and its testing charges, SMC box for the meter and the connectivity charges to be paid to the DISCOM and standard structure required to install solar PV panel on the rooftop, with minimum surface clearance of 300 mm between the terrace surface and the bottommost edge of the panel. The cost of additional height of the structure required, if any, shall be borne by the beneficiary.
Any other charges to be paid to DISCOM , on account of requirement of change of phase if any from single to three phase, upgradation of the existing electricity distribution network , shall be borne additionally by the beneficiary, as it is not included in the discovered cost referred in the table above.
If the Applicant is a single phase consumer of the DISCOM and intends to install a solar roof top system having capacity which necessitates to change the phase of his existing service connection from single phase to three phase, in such case the requisite charges for enhancement of the phase from single to three phase shall be borne by the consumer being part of the system strengthening, and not included in the discovered cost per kW.
Beneficiary shall sign connectivity agreement with concerned DISCOM, as per the terms and conditions specified by the DISCOM.
Banking of Energy is for one billing cycle i.e. generation of the solar system is to be adjusted against the electricity drawn from the DISCOM in the electricity bill of the same month.
Central Government subsidy of 30 % of the cost of the solar system as per the cost given in table and Government of Gujarat subsidy of Rs.10,000 / kW subject to maximum of Rs.20,000 is given for residential solar system. Detail of the rooftop solar system is given in table below.
DISTRIBUTION OF FREE OF COST FOOD GRAINS TO NFSA RATION CARD
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