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Andaman & Nicobar Officials’ Team applauded the results achieved by Telangana’s Civil Supplies Department by utilising and implementing modern technology in public distribution system
Hyderabad : Andaman & Nicobar Officials’ Team applauded the results achieved by Telangana’s Civil Supplies Department by utilising and implementing modern technology in public distribution system
A 25-member team comprising officials of Andaman & Nicobar’s Revenue, Finance, Civil Supplies, IT, Zilla Parishat, Education, Election Commission departments visited Civil Supplies Bhavan at Somajiguda, on Thursday and interacted with Commissioner for Civil Supplies C.V. Anand.
Ikhlaq Ali, N.K. Nazeer, K. Anwar Rasheed, Sheela Premji, Hema Basu, Elizer, Amith Biswas, Salona, Magdaline, Adimulam and others were part of the team.
The team members observed that the implementation of e-Pos, T-Ration App, Online Procurement Management System (OPMS). They sought details of supply of ration commodities, number of ration shops and ration cards, number of beneficiaries taking ration commodities every month without any irregularities.
Speaking to the team, Anand said that the Telangana Government was very much supportive in implementing modern technology. He said that the Civil Supplies Department achieved great results by using technology wherever needed. Mainly PDS rice black marketing has been stopped. Steps are being taken to view live transactions of ration commodities start from godown to the beneficiary, he said.
