New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday is directed that on July 31, 2021, all states and the United States must apply the scheme of ‘one nation one of the Ransum’ (Onorc) which allows migrant workers to get the benefits of rations from any part of the country , regardless of where their ration card is registered.
The ‘One Nation One Ration Card’ is a scheme applied by the government that provides national portability for national food security ration cards (NFS).
This scheme aims to benefit migrant workers who form more than 1/4 Indian population.
Onorc will allow a migrant from Bihar to work in Punjab to be able to use the food sector has the right to the NFS law, 2013.
Until now, one can take advantage of the benefits of the NFS Act only at the designated local ration shop or a fair price store Not in the state or city they have migrated.
To promote this reform in the Public Distribution System (PDS) of Ransum in India (PDS), the center also provides additional loan incentives to countries.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, at least 17 states, who implemented Onorc reform, were allowed to borrow additional Rs 37,600 crores at 2020-21.
How does the Onorc scheme work? * ‘One nation, a ration card’ is a system that is driven by technology that allows workers, daily bets, city poorers such as fabric pickers, street residents, temporary workers in the domestic sectors, etc.
, To get their daily quota of food from the electronic sales point (e-post) of their choice anywhere in this country.
* ‘One country, a single ration card system is one of the four citizen reforms identified by the Department of Expenditure under the Ministry of Finance Union.
* All recipient ration cards in the state will be seeded with their Aadhaar cards and all stores of fair prices (FPSS) in the state will automatically * Aadhaar automation and seeding will ensure the portability between states that are smooth and also help remove bogus or card holders which does not meet the requirements.
(With input from agency)
One country, one ration card scheme: all you need to know
