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revamped of public distribution system means that govt. is doing or has done how many changes in the public distribution system for the poor society of the India.some of the examles of are mid day meal scheme,annapurna scheme, etc.
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What is a Revamped public distribution system?
revamped of public distribution system means that govt. is doing or has done how many changes in the public distribution system for the poor society of the india.some of the examles of are mid day meal scheme,annapurna scheme, etc.
Scope of the public distribution in india?
The public distribution system of India is a food security system. It distributes subsidized food non-food items to the poor of India.
Which is not the objective of Public Procurement and Distribution system followed by Indian Government?
Control the production of food grains
What are the advantages of public distribution?
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What are the ratings and certificates for Revamped - 2007 V?
Revamped - 2007 V is rated/received certificates of: USA:R
Is Power stored in distribution system?
No. It's transported through the distribution system to load centers.
What is the full form of PHE?
PHE stands for PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING.. related to the building health management system.. as well as takes care of one buildings Water and sanitary distribution system..
Multi-channel distribution system?
A multichannel distribution system can be called a terminal. It can also be called network, an irrigation system, or a depot.
What is levy sugar?
The portion of sugar production that the Government takes away from sugar mills at lower than market rates for supplying to the Public Distribution System.
Who inspects chicken quality?
In 1996, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) revamped its meat inspection system to ensure a high standard of safety.
Another word for improvement is?
Revamped??!!
Why is chlorination in a distribution system good practice despite having a good bacteriological record?
Chlorination in a distribution system helps maintain residual chlorine levels that can disinfect any pathogens that may enter the system during distribution. Even if the system has a good bacteriological record, chlorination acts as a safeguard against potential contamination events that may occur. Regular chlorination ensures continued protection of the water supply and public health.
