Public Distribution System and Tribal Development

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The present research work entitled "Public Distribution System and Tribal Development" focuses on the measures it has been taking to meet the tribals’ food requirements. It examines how efficient the PDS has been in providing the food requirements. It also takes into account the various issues of the tribals relating to their food requirements. The objective of the study is to get a clear insight into the major problems of food of the tribals and the contribution of the Public Distribution System in solving it. Based on practical observations during the field investigation, workable suggestions are also made, which it is hoped, would be found helpful in solving the problems by the Government and other related agencies which are involved in the PDS.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR D. Himachalam

Dr. D. Himachalam (b. 1953) did his M.Com. (1979) and M.Phil. (1982) with 1st class from Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. He was awarded Ph.D. Degreein 1989. He joined in the Department of Commerce, Sri Venkateswara University as a Lecturer in 1985. He has published 15 papers in reputed journals and 5 unpublished papers to his credit. He has attended a number of National and International Conferences. He has worked as a Joint Director of the Seminar ’Consumerism in India-Problems and Prospects’. His area of specialization is co-operation and Financial Management.

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Title
Public Distribution System and Tribal Development
Author
Edition
1st ed.
Publisher
ISBN
818429056X
Length
xvi+346p., Tables.
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