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Annabhagya scheme: 5 kg rice, ‘Indira Food Kit’ instead of additional 10 kilos

  •   Fri, Oct 10 2025 09:02:44 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru

Bengaluru, Oct 10: The state government has decided in a cabinet meeting to provide 5 kg of rice and additional food grains in place of the 10 kg of rice currently given to BPL and Antyodaya cardholders under the Annabhagya scheme.

The government has launched the Indira Food Kit (Indira – Integrated Nutrition and Food Initiative for the Revitalization of Annabhagya Beneficiaries). Under this plan, beneficiaries will receive 5 kg of rice instead of 10 kg, and in place of the remaining 5 kg, they will be given an Indira Food Kit containing 1 kg each of toor dal, green gram, sugar, and salt, along with 1 litre of cooking oil.

Minister H K Patil stated that this decision was taken to prevent misuse of the Annabhagya rice distribution.

Out of the Rs 6,426 crore allocated in the budget for the distribution of an additional 5 kg of rice under the scheme, Rs 6,119.52 crore has now been reallocated for providing the Indira Food Kit.

 

 

 
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Oct 10 2025

    Very good scheme .Only have to be sure whether this rice and rest goes to the right person or other Godown for sale.should do sudden inspection

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  • Damodar, Dk

    Fri, Oct 10 2025

    Rice,pulses,sugar,salt,oil, it's a well balanced scheme for the BPL card holders by siddaramaiahji's govt. Only educated people like siddaramaiahji can understand the pain & suffering of common man unlike some illiterate politicians who work only for the development of corrupt businessmen.

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