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Improving the Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS)

Improving the Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS)
Start Date :
Feb 01, 2015
Last Date :
Mar 04, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

Inputs from the citizens are sought on the following critical issues related to the Targeted Public Distribution System: ...

Inputs from the citizens are sought on the following critical issues related to the Targeted Public Distribution System:

I Correct Identification of Beneficiaries

(i) Exclusion/ inclusion criteria for identification of beneficiaries
(ii) Preparation of provisional list of beneficiaries, finalization of list, its verification and adoption.
(iii) Use of digitised beneficiary/ration card database and its verification
(iv) Continuous review for deletion of bogus/ ineligible ration cards and for issuance of cards to eligible beneficiaries
(v) Automatic electronic updation of database through ration card services

II Securing the Supply Chain

(i) Door- step delivery i.e. transportation from FCI/ intermediate godown to FPS by States or their agencies
(ii) Use of innovations for tracking of food grains across the supply-chain
(iii) Confirmation of receipt and distribution of food grains at FPS and its accountal for subsequent allocations
(iv) Fixing of accountability and responsibility at all levels
(v) Use of IT for managing the supply chain operations - godown operations (inventory management, release orders, truck challans, etc) - payment by FPS dealers (electronic challans, use of payment gateway, etc.)

III Delivery at the Last Mile

(i) Increasing FPS viability through reasonable dealer’s margins, sale of non-PDS items, incentives, etc.
(ii) Improving FPS network, infrastructure, performance etc. to increase efficiency and coverage
(iii) Steady de-privatization of FPS ownership
(iv) Innovations in distribution - bulk distribution, distribution on designated dates, distribution in presence of Vigilance Committee/ PRI members, monthly certification of distribution, etc.
(v) Use of IT based solutions for authentication of beneficiaries at FPS and confirmation of delivery of food grains
(vi) Automation of all processes at FPS - recording sale details, updating records for subsequent allocations, inspections, etc.
(vii) Portability of entitlement to any FPS as per beneficiaries’ choice

IV Participatory Monitoring and Implementation

(i) Strengthening Vigilance Committees and ensuring their effective functioning
(ii) Increasing the role of PRIs, NGOs, civil society
(iii) Putting all TPDS information in the public domain
(iv) Use of electronic platform to monitor end-to-end TPDS operations
(v) Setting up effective grievance redressal mechanism - institutions of DGRO and State Food Commissions, call centres, toll free helplines etc.
(vi) Educating the beneficiaries of their entitlements
(vii) Strict action against defaulters - strengthening the administration and enforcement machinery

The last date for submission of your comments is 3rd March, 2015.

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sonu rawat
sonu rawat 11 years 5 months ago
sir PDS System ko bhi direct subcidy mai karo diler bahut dandli kr rahai ek rupaya jada mai rashan datai hai rashan bi 1okg 15kg getni margi utna datai hai or black mai bachtai hai 20rupai kg 14rupai kg oil be30rupai litter...20000sai 30000rupain mahena kamatai hai ,,,gawa ki kuch apni samsai hoti hai jes sai log kamplain be nahi kar patai...dono system kr do ges ko cash usko cash jesko rashan us ko rashan ....PDS mai Incom grop be kro 1000 sai 5000monthly 40kg 5000sai 10000mntly 20kg etc
Preetha P S
Preetha P S 11 years 5 months ago
Convert the ration card to a smart one. Then the consumer can punch it in the ration shop while purchasing. These were linked to a centralised system so that central govt. can directly monitor how much food products reached the customer. Give awareness to the people about it. This will stop to a greater extend corruption in this field.
Subarna Roy
Subarna Roy 11 years 5 months ago
India is a country of the rich and poor today and the divide has widened. We require the affluence of the rich to reach the poor, particularly in livelihood food security, health. Most rich people have vast farm houses which can serve to employ and support a lot of deprived farmers. Sops and incentives towards this direction may be useful. Feudalism to be guarded against though.
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