The public distribution system has been recognized as a permanent feature of the Indian economy for the supply and distribution of essential commodities at reasonable prices to the needy people. If the government dreams about hunger-free India, the PDS is the only tool through which such dream can happen to be true by channelising the surplus in favour of little needy one. This book provides a balanced presentation of the practice of and scope for PDS in the country. Divided into six chapters, the book presents a detailed account of policies and procedures followed in PDS. With its up-to-date and comprehensive coverage, this book is essential reading for those who are concerned with PDS may be academicians, researchers and policy-makers in the field of public distribution system.
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