Gujarat
Entitlements
Category
Antodaya Anna Yojana (AAY)
Priority
Quantity
35 kgs per household
5 kgs per person
(wheat and rice combined)
Price (₹ per kg)
₹ 3
₹ 2
Rice
Wheat
₹ 3
₹ 2
Rice
Wheat
Eligibility
Rural Areas
A. Exclusion criteria: households possessing one or more of the following will be excluded. All other households who are in SECC 2011 will be listed as priority households.
1. Households owing three or four wheeler motorized vehicles or mechanized fishing boats
2. Households with any one member who is a government employee
3. Any member of the household earning more than Rs. 10,000/- per month
4. Any member in the household is paying Income Tax or Professional Tax
5. Households owning 5 acres of irrigated land – taking two crops or more a year
6. Households owning 7.5 acres or more land with one irrigation equipment
B. Inclusion Criteria
All adult earning members are infirm, suffer from a grave illness, or are aged over 65 years will be automatically included regardless of any exclusion criteria applying to them.
Urban Areas:
Households where any one of the following are true will be automatically included
1. Residential vulnerability: Homeless, walls and roof made of plastic or polythene sheets : grass, kutcha huts, bamboo, cowdung, sticks or one room huts,
2. Occupational vulnerability: Households with no source of income or any of members of which is engaged in a vulnerable occupation like beggar/rag picker, domestic worker and sweeper/sanitation worker/mali or persons employed in irregular work, daily wagers or informal workers
3. Social Vulnerability: Households which do not have an able-bodied person aged between 18 and 60 years or if all earning adult members in the household are either disabled, chronically ill or aged more than 65 years
Ration Card
The above criteria for priority households will be applied to existing ration card holders
Oldest Adult woman member will be listed as head of household. If the oldest adult woman is less than 18, then the oldest male member above 18 e yrs of age will be listed as head of household
Existing ration card holders now identified as priority households, would bear a stamp of priority.
Fair Price Shop
Helpline
Toll Free Help Line Number : 1800233 550
Contact
Minister (Department of Food and Supplies)
Director (Department of Food and Supplies)
District Food Supplies Officers
Website
Department of Food and Supplies (Government of Gujarat)
Apply
For expert assistance and to contact other members of the state campaign, please contact
Sejal Dand at sejaldand@gmail.com
Monitor
Area wise ration card details-NFSA
Check/Verify Your Ration Card Details Online
List of Card Holders attached with my Fair Price Shop Dealer
Ration Card Category-wise eligible Quantity/ Price of Essential commodities
Complain
Contact district supply officer
News
2015
HC asks to curb graft in issuing bar coded ration cards (The Times of India, 12 April 2015)
Gujarat’s millet production falls drastically (Paul John, The Times of India, 8 April 2015)
Gujarat’s food grains off-take stood at 55.58 lakh tonne (Desh Gujarat, 2 March 2015)
2014
State government recognised 3rd gender in ration cards a year ago (Times of India, 15 April 2014)
Narendra Modi's tall claims are debunked by reports from various agencies ( The Weekly, 31 March 2014)
Activists raise pitch, demand right to food for all (DNA, 4 March 2014)
Gujarat lags behind in food security, alleges NGO consortium (The Free Press Journal, 3 March 2014)
Good grain feeds food security (The Times of India, 25 Jan 2014)
Guj govt to spend Rs 125 cr to set up 83 godowns (Business Standard, 20 October 2014)
Gujarat High Court fines petitioner for suppressing facts (Business Standard, 14 October 2014)
Good grain feeds food security (The Times of India, 25 Jan 2014)