Today Kapu-Meniya.in : In order to ensure the availability of food grains in the ongoing 12-day lockdown to deal with the corona virus epidemic across the country, the Food Ministry has approved the sale regulations of food grains being sold by the Food Corporation of India (FCI) under the Open Market Sales Scheme (OMSS). Has relaxed Buyers will now be able to purchase directly from FCI godowns at fixed prices instead of tendering.
Today A senior FCI official said that the decision to relax the food procurement rules was taken in a meeting of a group of three ministers headed by Home Minister Amit Shah. The group of ministers included Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Consumer Affairs and Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan.
Today Big buyers can buy wheat at Rs 21 and rice at Rs 22 per kg directly
Today After this decision of the central government, any institution or big consumer like the roller floor mills etc. will be able to buy wheat at the rate of Rs 21 per kg and rice at the rate of Rs 22 per kg from the godowns of the Food Corporation of India, as well as the quantity Neither will be fixed. Until now, FCI used to sell wheat and rice of OMSS through a tender process, which had a variety of conditions, and now the availability of foodgrains would also increase if the floor mills could purchase directly.
Today Food stocks more than buffer in central pool
Today 24.19 lakh tonnes of food grains sent through 864 railway rakes in various states
Today Food Corporation of India (FCI) has increased the supply of wheat and rice across the country to ensure supply of food to 81 crore beneficiaries of the country due to the lockdown. After the lockdown i.e. from March 24, FCI has transported 24.19 lakh tonnes of food grains through 864 railway rakes in various states across the country. According to the Food Ministry, during the lockdown period FCI is ensuring "uninterrupted" supply of wheat and rice across the country and during this period the corporation has allocated food grains from Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha to others. Delivered to the states.
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Today A senior FCI official said that the decision to relax the food procurement rules was taken in a meeting of a group of three ministers headed by Home Minister Amit Shah. The group of ministers included Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Consumer Affairs and Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan.
Today Big buyers can buy wheat at Rs 21 and rice at Rs 22 per kg directly
Today After this decision of the central government, any institution or big consumer like the roller floor mills etc. will be able to buy wheat at the rate of Rs 21 per kg and rice at the rate of Rs 22 per kg from the godowns of the Food Corporation of India, as well as the quantity Neither will be fixed. Until now, FCI used to sell wheat and rice of OMSS through a tender process, which had a variety of conditions, and now the availability of foodgrains would also increase if the floor mills could purchase directly.
Today Food stocks more than buffer in central pool
Today availability of food grains in the central bridge is more than the prescribed buffer stock. The total stock of food grains in the central pool is 544 lakh tonnes, of which 306 lakhs rice and 238 lakh tonnes of wheat, while the buffer stock of food grains in the central khul on the 1st of April should be 210.40 lakh tonnes, including wheat and rice, according to the fixed quantity . Wheat harvesting has started, the main Rabi crop and the record yield of wheat in the current Rabi is estimated at 10.62 million tonnes.
Today 24.19 lakh tonnes of food grains sent through 864 railway rakes in various states
Today Food Corporation of India (FCI) has increased the supply of wheat and rice across the country to ensure supply of food to 81 crore beneficiaries of the country due to the lockdown. After the lockdown i.e. from March 24, FCI has transported 24.19 lakh tonnes of food grains through 864 railway rakes in various states across the country. According to the Food Ministry, during the lockdown period FCI is ensuring "uninterrupted" supply of wheat and rice across the country and during this period the corporation has allocated food grains from Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha to others. Delivered to the states.
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