Section 2 of NFSA : Section 2: Definitions
NFSA
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Explanation using Example
Let's imagine a scenario where a family living in a rural village in India is struggling to meet their daily food requirements. The family falls under the category of "eligible households" because they are identified as part of the "priority households" under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013.
The head of the family possesses a "ration card" that allows them to purchase subsidized rice and wheat from a nearby "fair price shop". This shop is part of the "Targeted Public Distribution System" (TPDS) and receives its supply from the **"cen...
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