Nalanda district has launched a special campaign to strengthen food security and extend the benefits of government schemes to more eligible beneficiaries. Under this initiative, the district aims to issue at least 125 new ration cards daily. Officials have directed that this process be conducted in a 'camp mode' until August 13, signifying a well-planned and expedited approach.

This initiative will bring significant relief to families currently without ration cards. A ration card is not merely a means to obtain subsidized food grains; it is also a crucial document for availing benefits from various other government schemes, such as the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) and other social security programs.

To ensure the successful implementation of the campaign, all relevant departments and officials have received necessary instructions. Special emphasis will be placed on simplifying the application process, raising awareness, and identifying eligible individuals. Camps will be organized in both rural and urban areas to ensure no eligible person is deprived of this facility. Strict measures will also be taken to ensure transparency and accountability.

District administration believes this campaign will significantly increase food security coverage and ensure access to essential food items for poor and needy families. This step reflects the government's commitment to effectively implement public welfare policies at the grassroots level. Citizens are urged to take advantage of this opportunity and apply as soon as possible if eligible.