The dynamics of the food world changes.
From the robot to the machine, many were introduced in recent years to make hygienic and clean food.
And the latest addition to this list is the first Indian food grain spending machine.
The Haryana government has recently established its first ATM machine to remove food grains in Farrukhnagar in Gurugram, which will provide three types of grains – wheat, rice and millet.
Deputy Minister Haryana Dushyant Chautala brought to Twitter to make an announcement.
He wrote, “I announced very proudly that the country’s wheat ATM country has been established in the district of Gurugram Haryana.
The aim of this ATM is to make the distribution of grains at a government-managed ration store and hassle-free.”

बड़े गर्व के साथ साझा कर रहा हूं कि देश के पहले अनाज एटीएम ‘अन्नपूर्ती’ की शुरुआत हरियाणा के गुरुग्राम जिले से हुई है.
इसका उद्देश्य विभिन्न सरकारी योजनाओं में मिलने वाले अनाज के वितरण को सुगम एएं पारदर्शी बना है.
pic.twitter.com/wgfghrrqfd- Dushyant Chautala (@dchautala) July 14 2021
In accordance with the official statement, this machine is installed under the ” World Food Program “of the United Nations, and is called automatic, multi-commodity, machine spending grain.
He also told me that each machine could be a waste of up to 70 kg of grains in five to seven minutes, at once.
If we go with the PTI report, it is a pilot project and the government Haryana more plans to install this wheat ATM at every ration store managed by the government throughout the state.
In an official statement, Dushyant Chautala said, “The purpose of installing this machine is to ensure that the right quantity must achieve the right beneficiaries with the minimum hassle.”
According to the report, this is an automatic machine; Therefore the scope of errors in grain measurements can be ignored.
Explain the functioning of the engine, the statement reads, that the machine has a biometric system with a touch screen, where the recipient must enter their aadhaar or ration card numbers to get their grains.
As soon as the tweet was distributed, the news made people be taken to their social media handles to praise the initiative.
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