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what are the problems of the functioning of ration shops?

1) The ration shops may be overflowing with grains but there might be hunger.

2) The grains in ration shops might be rotting or of poor quality.

3) Those who run the shops may open them irregularly or hoard the grain the grains and sell them in the black market for a higher price.

4) Also, due to the difference in prices for different section dof the society there may be very little profit in buying from the ration shops for the privilaged section of the society

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Problems of functioning of ration shops:

* Many retail shopkeepers have large number of bogus cards to sell food grains in the open market.

* Many dealers resort to malpractice since they acquire less salary.

* Poor supervision

* Lack of accountability

* Spurring number of middlemen who consume a good proportion of the stock meant for the poor.

* No clarity as to which families should be included in the BPL list and which excluded.

* Many BPL families are not able to acquire ration cards either because they are seasonal migrant workers or because they live in unauthorised colonies.

* Some mortgage their ration cards for money.

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1)the ration shops may be overflowing with grains but there might be hunger
2)the grains in ration shops might be rottening or poor quality
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they have sufficient food but they show we have no food,grains are in very poor quality,the grains given by goverment they sold it in  black market
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The problems of the functioning of ration shops are as follows:- * Diverting the grains into open market to get better margin. * Selling poor quality grains. * Irregular opening of the shops. *Finding ration shops regularly with the unsold stocks of poor quality grains. * When ration shops are unable to sell,a massivie stock of foograins piles up with the FCI.
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PROBLEMS:-
  • PDS dealers are sometimes diverting grains to market for getting better margin.
  • The storage of massive food stocks has been responsible for carrying high costs.
  • Sometimes stored grains are rotten away and also being eaten by rats.
  • Irregular opening of shops.
  • PDS sellers are generally selling poor quality of food grains.
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The dealers sell poor quantity grains at ration shops
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he quality of the rationed articles issued to the poor is much less than what it should be. As a result, the poor have to depend on the market for their needs. 
(ii) Some of the ration shop dealers resort to malpractices. They illegally divert the grains to the open market for better gains.
(iii) Some of the ration shop dealers sell only poor quality of grains.
(iv) Some dealers do not open their shops regularly and the poor people cannot draw their ration quota timely.
(v) Still others weigh less and cheat the illiterate poor.
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he quality of the rationed articles issued to the poor is much less than what it should be. As a result, the poor have to depend on the market for their needs. 
(ii) Some of the ration shop dealers resort to malpractices. They illegally divert the grains to the open market for better gains.
(iii) Some of the ration shop dealers sell only poor quality of grains.
(iv) Some dealers do not open their shops regularly and the poor people cannot draw their ration quota timely.
(v) Still others weigh less and cheat the illiterate poor.
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  • the grains in ration shops can be rotten
  • the ration shops may be overflowing with people but there might be hunger
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what are the problems of functioning of the ration shops?
 
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1. Sometimes the grains are of poor qualities 2. Persons who opened the ratio shops often sell those at higher prices for profit 3. Sometimes shopkeeper sell those grains in market rather than to poors
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?? The PDS dealers are sometimes found resorting to malpractices like diverting the grains to open market.
?? Dealers sells poor quality grains at ration shops.
?? Ration shops are opened at irregular time creating problems for the people.
?? Still others weight less and cheat the illiterate poor.
?? Their very less storage.
?? Not a proper hygiene.
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Answer: Problems of the functioning of ration shops: (i) The PDS dealers are sometimes found resorting to malpractices like diverting the grains to open market for more profit. (ii) Dealers sell?poor quality?grains at ration shops. (iii) Ration shops are opened at irregular time creating problems for the people.
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Seasonal hunger is?the?hunger?that cycles around the harvest and sowing season of?seasonal?activities like agriculture.?Seasonal hunger is?found in rural areas in some cases and in urban areas also. ...?Chronic hunger is?the?hunger?that results due to diets persistently inadequate?in the?quality and/or quantity
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