Entitlements | Category | Quantity | Price (₹ per kg) | Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY)
| 35 kgs per household
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| Below Poverty Line (BPL as per 2002-3 census) and
State Below Poverty Line | 35 kgs per household | | | Priority | 5 kgs per person
(wheat and rice combined)
| | ₹ 3 | Rice | | ₹ 2 | Wheat | | ₹ 1 | Bajra |
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Eligibility
Inclusion: Urban Areas: 53 percent
BPL Families (as per 2003 urban BPL census)
| State BPL families
| Antyodaya families
| 4. Annapurna families
| 5. Families which
are part of the following
schemes/categories a. Chief Minister’s Senior Citizen Yojana
b. Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme
c. Chief Minister’s single women pension Yojana
d. Indira Gandhi National Widow Pension Yojana
e. Chief Minister’s disabled pension Yojana
f. Indira Gandhi National Disabled Pension Yojana
g. Chief Minister’s Life Protection Fund* beneficiaries
h. All residents of government hostels**
i. All Single Women
j. Chief Minister’s Dependent Resettlement Yojana
k. Sahariya and Kathori Tribal Families
l. Families of Legally Rehabilitated Bonded Labour
m.Construction Labour registered with the Labour Department
n. All the registered orphanages and old-age homes
o. All the surveyed families of slums
p. Rag-picker families
q. All domestic workers
r. All non-governmental safai-karmachari
s. Street Vendor
t. The families affected by Uttarakhand disaster
u. Cycle rickshaw pullers
v. Porters (coolies)
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Exclusion: Urban AreasAll families with 1. Income tax payers
| 2. Government employee, semi
government employee, or with a pension of more than one lakh a
year
| 3. Four
wheeler excluding those for
earning their livelihood
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4. Pucca house
of more than 1000 square feet in
the Municipal area
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5. House of more
than 1500 square feet in the nagar
palika area
| 6. An income of
more than one lakh in a year
| 7. Land
holding more than the limits of
small farmer
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Inclusion: Rural Areas: 69 percent
1. BPL Families (as per 2002 BPL census)
| 2. State BPL families
| 3. Antyodaya families
| 4. Annapurna families
| 5. Families which
are part of the following
schemes/categories a. Chief Minister’s Senior Citizen Yojana
b. Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme
c. Chief Minister’s single women pension Yojana
d. Indira Gandhi National Widow Pension Yojana
e. Chief Minister’s disabled pension Yojana
f. Indira Gandhi National Disabled Pension Yojana
g. Chief Minister’s Life Protection Fund* beneficiaries
h. All residents of government hostels**
i. All Single Women
j. Families which have completed 100
days work in MNREGA
in the years from 2009-
10 till date
k. Chief Minister’s Dependent Resettlement Yojana
l. Sahariya and Kathori Tribal Families
m. Families of Legally Rehabilitated Bonded Labour
o. All families having a member classified under the Chief Minister's Disabled Yojana
p. The families affected by Uttarakhand disaster
q. Landless farmers
r. Small and marginal farmers
s. Cycle rickshaw pullers
t. Families of rag-pickers
u. Porters (coolies)
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Exclusion: Rural Areas
1. All families having a member as income tax payer
| 2. All families having a member
as government employee, semi
government employee, or having
a pension of more than one lakh a
year
| 3. All family having a four
wheeler excluding those family
who owns a four wheeler (tractor) for
earning their source of livelihood
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4. All the families having land
holding more than the average of
small farmer
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5. Families having an income of more than 1 lakh in a year
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Apply
Beneficiaries
For expert assistance and to contact other members of the state campaign, please write to
Kavita Srivastava at kavisriv@gmail.com and
Ashok Khandelwal at ashokko@rediffmail.com
Rations
Foodgrains would be distributed every month from the 20th till the end
of the month at all ration shops
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