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Computerise details of rice, millers told
Joint Collector A Mallikarjuna, has ordered all the rice millers in the district that they should computerise the A and B registers. He participated in a meeting with all the rice millers organised by the Civil Supplies department at the Collectorate on Saturday evening.
Kakinada: Joint Collector A Mallikarjuna, has ordered all the rice millers in the district that they should computerise the A and B registers. He participated in a meeting with all the rice millers organised by the Civil Supplies department at the Collectorate on Saturday evening.
Speaking on this occasion, the JC said that the rice millers should maintain records on CMR (Customed Milled Rice). The administration would provide the necessary electronic training to all the rice millers for the management of the A registers. The millers should post all the entries related to the purchase of paddy from other states in register B.
Mallikarjuna warned the millers of taking stringent action if any miller malpractices and recycles. He would write a letter for the incentives to the millers who supply quality rice to the Social Welfare hostels in the district. Mallikarjuna informed that the administration would link the information on paddy such as yield and area of farm land with the web land. He ordered the joint custodian officers to regularly visit the rice mills. DSO Prasada Rao, DM Krishna Rao and rice millers participated.
