Social Sciences, asked by Chaitanya5602, 1 year ago

WHAT IS FCI ? WRITE ANY 4 FUNCTIONS OF FCI

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Answered by S321

FCI set up under food corporation act 1964 to implement national policy for support operations, procurement, storage, preservation, inter state movement and distribution.
Role of FCI:
Effective price support operations for safeguarding farmers interest.
Distributes food grains throughout the country through PDS.
Maintaining operational.
buffer stock of food grains ensuring national food security.

Answered by SomeoneVerySpecial

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FCI stands for Food Corporation of India.

The FCI purchase grains from farmers of state of surplus production.

Farmers are paid a pre announced price for their crops.

This price is called MSP.

The MSP is declared by the government every year before the sowing season.

The purchased grains are stored in granaries.

The food procured by FCI is distributed to poor people through government ration shop.

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