Food Security

Q. Under Maa Annapurna Yojna, the needy middle-class low-income families of urban and rural areas are provided grain at subsidised rates.

1. True
2. False

Q. When was the National Food Security Bill implemented?

1. 15th June, 2013
2. 5th July, 2013
3. 25th May, 2015
4. 5th June, 2019

Q. Social problems pertain to a phenomenon that is required for any society to evolve.

1. True
2. False

Q. The systems launched by government of India to ensure subsidised prices for food grains to poor in rural areas is:

1. Food Corporation of India
2. Public Distribution System
3. Kisan Credit System
4. Buffer Stock

Q. The Food Security Bill was implemented by the Central Government in .

1. 2013
2. 2002
3. 2015

Q. DEFINE FOOD SECURITY

Q. Identify the food security system established by government of India to provide essential items at subsidized rate

Q. When was the National Food Security Bill implemented?

1. 4 March, 2011
2. 18 January, 2012
3. 5 July, 2013
4. 19 November, 2014

Q. The objective of is that every person gets nutritious food for remaining active and for healthy life and procurement of food.

1. Food distribution
2. Poverty alleviation
3. Food security bill

Q. What is the benefit of the Maa Annapurna Yojna?

1. The poor families are given 35 kg of grains free of cost.
2. The needy middle class poor families of urban and rural areas are provided grain at subsidized rates.
3. The beneficiaries can buy wheat, rice, and coarse grain at high rates and fixed quantities.
4. Sugar, iodized salt, kerosene, and edible oil are provided at subsidised rates by the government to the poor families.