Bihar News Food and Consumer Protection Department has decided to use an electronic winger to make ration distribution transparent. This new system will combat the grains and all ration card holders get the right amount of grain. The scheme will be implemented within the next two-three months, which will benefit millions of poor families and increase confidence in the distribution system. Dialogues Associate, Narcatiaganj (West Champaran). Bihar News: The Department of Food and Consumer Protection has taken an important initiative to make the Public Distribution System (PDS) more transparent and effective. Now the distribution of food grains at all public distribution systems (PDS) in the block area will be done by electronic wing machines. This new system will not only combat the grain of the grain, but all the ration card holders will get full and accurate grains of their share. The department intends to fully implement this system within the next two to three months. Until now, there have been complaints from Ghatauli common in the distribution of grain at PDS stores. As a result, consumers have often complained that they are getting less ration. Under the new arrangement, electronic sales machines will now be installed at all PDS stores. This digital equipment will be connected directly to the loop machine. Whereby there will be no room for any form of disturbance in the weight of the grain. The beneficiaries will be made available to the beneficiaries according to their suitability. This initiative will certainly bring a great relief for millions of poor and needy families. Those who depend on the stores of the public distribution system for their daily needs. This will increase the confidence in the distribution system of grain. Explain that there are about 160 traders in the block. Those who serve over 80 thousand ration card holders. More than three beneficiaries of Lakh who are mentioned in these ration cards will benefit directly from this new system. It is noteworthy that electronic wing machines are usually used to measure the accurate weight of objects or individuals. This will now ensure digital and accurate distribution of grains at PDS stores. The tender process goes through the department about this scheme. Over the next two to three months, this system will be operational at all stores. There is a positive initiative to bring more transparency into ration distribution. Amarendra Kumar, block supply officer, anesthetiaganj
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