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How much grain can a beneficiary receive free of charge under the rural food bank scheme?
50kg
100kg
70kg
120kg
100kg
Under the rural food bank scheme, a beneficiary can receive 100 kg of grain free of charge. This scheme is part of the government initiatives to provide food security to rural populations in need.
Under the rural food bank scheme, a beneficiary can receive 100 kg of grain free of charge. This scheme is part of the government initiatives to provide food security to rural populations in need.
The rural food bank scheme aims to aid the economically disadvantaged in rural areas.
Each beneficiary is entitled to a set amount of food grains to ensure basic nutrition.
100 kg is an officially stipulated quota for each eligible beneficiary.
The scheme typically distributes staple grains such as rice and wheat.
It targets households living below the poverty line, promoting food security and nutrition.
Option A (50kg) is too low to meet the needs of families, Option C (70kg) is also insufficient, and Option D (120kg) exceeds the stipulated quota.
B is correct — beneficiaries are entitled to receive 100 kg of grain under the rural food bank scheme.
This topic relates to broader discussions on public welfare schemes and food security measures under Indian polity.