Social Sciences, asked by pranjali2086, 6 months ago

Which of the following public distribution scheme covers indigent senior citizens as a target group?
a) RPDS
b) NFSA
c) APS
d) TPDS

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

APS IS YOUR ANSWER.

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Answered by krishagrawal996

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Answer:

APS

Explanation:

American Physical Society

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