NFSA Flashcards
Main two categories of NFSA households are
AAY and PHH
FULL FORM OF “NFSA” IS
National Food Security Act
Date of commencement of NFSA is
5th July 2013
Eligible household percentage of rural and urban population
75%,50% respectively
Household covers under which two category
Antodaya Ann Yojana(AAY), priority household (PHH)
Antodaya Ann Yojana scheme launched by central government on
25th December 2000
Antodaya Ann Yojana shall be entitled to get ______ kg of food grains per household per month.
35
Every person belonging to priority household shall be entitled to get ______kg of food grains per person per month
5
Household prices for rice,wheat and coarsegrains per KG are
3 Rs, 2 Rs, 1 Rs
Every pregnant woman and lactating mother’s except those who are regular employment with central or state Govt. or public Undertaking shall be entitled to meal,free of charge during pregnancy and six months after the child birth through which local organisations
Aganwadi
Maternity benefits of not less than how many Rs _______
6000
Every child up to age _____years shall be entitled to have entitlements for his nutritional needs.
14
Every child from age ________ to age ________years shall be entitled to get appropriate meal,free of charge through local Anganwadi.
6 months , 6
In case children ,up to class ______ or within the age group of _____ years to ______ years shall be entitled to have one meal, Free of charge everyday,except on school holidays,in school run by local bodies,government and government aided schools.
8 , 6, 14
The eldest women who is not less than 18 years of age shall be head of the eligible household for the purpose of issue of ration card ,govt is promoting what?
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
As per estimated population of 2013, out of overall population of 125.02 Crore, 86.06 Crore is Rural and 38.96 Crore is Urban The coverage under NFSA 2013 out of said population is to the tune _______ crore Rural and _______ crore Urban totalling 84.03 crores
64.55 , 19.48
The estimated requirement of Foodgrains as per schedule-IV up national Food security act 2013 is to tune of _______ lakh tonnes
549.26
National Food security act 2013 (NFSA) is being made by Ministry of CAF&PD for two categories 
NFSA (sub categories - AAY and PHH)
Tide over(Other than NFSA)
Mid Day meal (PM POSHAN) was launched on date
15 aug 1995
Mid Day Meal Scheme run under which ministry
Ministry of Human Resource Development
MDM present student of class _______ to _______ of government and government aided schools, Education Guarantee Scheme/Alternative and innovative Education Centres (EGS/AIE)
I,VIII
Quantity of grains for I-V standard and VI-VIII standard is _________ and ________ per child per school day respectively
100 gm , 150 gm
Allocation of food grains has been made from ___________ for the students from 6th to 8th in the educationally backward blocks.
Oct 2007
MDM is free of cost to states but bills are raised at wheat _____Rs/Qtl and Rice ______ Rs/Qtl by the FCI with Ministry of HRD (Human Resource Development).
200,300
WBNP (Wheat Based Nutrition Programme ) comes under which ministry
Ministry of women and Child Development
Integrated Child Development Scheme(ICDS) for providing nutritious/energy food to children below 6 years of age and expectant/lactating women comes under which scheme
Wheat Based Nutrition Programme(WBNP)
Wheat Based Nutrition Programme (WBNP) , rates of wheat and rice per qtl Is
200 , 300
Scheme For Supply of Food Grains to Welfare Institutions and Hostels constitute
Charitable Institutions such as beggar homes, Nari Niketan and SC/ST/OBC Hostels of the states
Welfare Institutions and Hostels wheat and rice per Qtl rates are
415 and 565 (BPL RATES)
Annapurna Scheme is launched by which ministry and in which year
Ministry of Rural Development ,2000-01
Annapurna Scheme beneficiary minimum age Requirement _______
65
What is full form of NOAPS?
National Old Age Pension Scheme
Indigent senior citizens of 65 years of age or above who are not getting pension under the national Old Age Pension Scheme are Provided _______ Kgs of foodgrains per person per month free of cost under _______ Scheme
10 , Annapurna
Govt of India has not made any allocation in Annapurna Scheme since ________
2020-21
Annapurna scheme wheat and rice rates are?
415 Rs/Qtl and 565 Rs/Qtl (BPL Rates)
Scheme for Adolescent Girls(SAG) launched under which ministry
Ministry of Women and Child Development
Scheme for Adolescent Girls ( SAG ) launched on date _________ by merging two schemes namely Nutrition Programme for Adolescent Girls (NPAG) and Kishori Shakti Yojana (KSY)
19 Nov 2010
Scheme for Adolescent Girls ( SAG ) implemented in ________ no of selected district across the country aims at empowering adolescent girls of age 11-18 years
200
Scheme for Adolescent Girls ( SAG) , the requirement of food grains under the scheme for nutrition is @ ________ grams of grains per beneficiary per day for 300 days in year
100
Which year Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls “SABLA” changed to Scheme for Adolescent Girls (SAG)
2017-18
Which current scheme earlier known names were AGPLM,NPAG(Nutrition programme for Adolescent Girls) and Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls “SABLA”
Scheme for Adolescent Girls (SAG)
Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls also known as __________.
SABLA
Scheme for Adolescent Girls (SAG) ,wheat and rice rates per quintal are.
Wheat 415 Rs and Rice 565 Rs
Food grains are allocated to Battalions/defence agencies like ITBP etc. at which cost /
Economic cost
1.28 LMT of foodgrains ,_________LMT wheat and _______LMT rice have been allocated till 30.04-2022 under the defence scheme for the year 2022-23.
0.02 , 1.26
Which year is known as ethanol sugar year (ESY)
2021-22
________LMT rice has been allocated during the 2021-22 under the biofuel policy of GoI.
10.16
What is full form of OMSS(D).
Open Market sales scheme (Domestic)
The cost of food grains issued other countries under humanitarian aid/assistance programme are reimbursed by which ministry?
Ministry of External Affairs.
Full for of PMGKAY is
Pradhan Mantri Garib kalyan Ann Yojna
1phase of PMGKAY is from ________ to ________ for 3 months
April2020 , June2020
2nd Phase of PMGKAY is from ________ to _________ for 5 months
July 2020 , Nov2020
3 rd phase of PMGKAY is from _________ to ________ for 2 months
May 2021 , June 2021
4th phase of PMGKAY from _______ to _______ for 5 months
July 2021 , Nov2021
5th phase of PMGKAY is from _________ to ________ for 4 months is
Dec2021, March2022
6th phase of PMGKAY is from _________ to ________ for 6 months
April2022, sept2022
7th phase of PMGKAY if from _________ to ________ for 3 months
Oct2022, Dec2022
PMGKAY @ _______ Kg per person per month for distribution to all beneficiaries covered under NFSA(AAY,PHH & DBT)
5
Atam Nirbhar Bharat Scheme of GOI allocated free food grains for the _________, who are not covered under National food Security Act(NFSA) or State Scheme PDS Cards
Migrants
Atma Nirbhar Bharat Scheme for the migrants @5 kg per person per month free of cost for ________ months from month ________ to _______ in ________ year.
2,May,June,2020
Atma Nirbhar Bharat Scheme benefitted approximately _______ crore Migrants during Covid-19
8
Govt. Of India has allocated _______LMT food grains ,________LMT wheat and ________ LMT rice under Atma Nirbhar Bharat Scheme.
8 , 2.44 , 5.56
Scheme for Non-NFSA card holders @ ______ kg per person per month , for three months from ________2020 to ______ 2020
5 , April , June
Scheme for Non-NFSA card holders got food grains for 3 months from April to June 2020 at Rs ________ per Kg Wheat and Rs _________per Kg Rice.
21 , 22
Scheme for Non-NFSA card holders extended for a period of. _________ months from _________ 2021 to ______ 2022 and further extended till 31.12.2022 with revised rates of Rs ______ /Kg Wheat and Rs ______ /Kg Rice
11 , May , March ,22 , 23
Supply to Charitable/ Non- Governmental Organisation’s minimum and maximum allocation of foodgrains are
1 MT and 10MT
Supply to Charitable/ Non-
Governmental Organisations scheme is extended till 31st December 2022 with revised rates of Rs ________/kg wheat and Rs _________/kg Rice
22 , 23
Charitable / Non-Governmental Organisations consist of _________, ____________ and __________
NGOs , Charitable Organisations, Community Kitchens
Central issue prices of Pulses/Coarsegrains in /Quintal of schemes
APL
BPL
AAY
NFSA
APL - 450
BPL - 300
AAY - 150
NFSA - 100
Central Issue price (CIP) of wheat in different schemes
APL
BPL
AAY
NFSA
TIDE OVER
APL - 610
BPL - 415
AAY -200
NFSA - 200
TIDE OVER -610
CENTRAL ISSUE PRICEES(CIP) OF RICE COMMON/GRADE-A IN DIFFERENT SCHEME
APL
BPL
AAY
NFSA
TIDE OVER
APL - 830 (for common rice 795 -applicable only to J&K,HP,NE STATES,SKIMMIM & UTTRANCHAL )
BPL -565
AAY - 300
NFSA - 300
TIDE OVER - 830