In a bid to address the soaring rice inflation, the Government of India is contemplating a strategic move—selling rice under the ‘Bharat’ brand, a proposal that is currently under consideration. While the discounted rate for this initiative is yet to be finalized, it marks a significant step in the government’s efforts to stabilize retail rice prices.
Q1. What is the government’s strategy to tackle rice inflation?
Option A: Implementing the ‘Bharat’ brand for FCI rice.
Option B: Introducing discounted FCI rice under the ‘Bharat’ brand.
Option C: Exploring alternative measures to stabilize retail rice prices.
Q2. Which other essential commodities are already being sold under the ‘Bharat’ brand?
Option A: Wheat flour (Atta) and Pulses.
Option B: Edible Oils and Sugar.
Option C: Rice and Cooking Essentials.
Q3. What is the full form of OMSS?
Option A: Open Market Sale Scheme.
Option B: Operational Management Support System.
Option C: Organic Market Sourcing Strategy.
Q4. What is the reserve price set for rice under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS)?
Option A: The reserve price for rice under OMSS is ₹29 per kg.
Option B: The reserve price for rice under OMSS is ₹33 per kg.
Option C: The reserve price for rice under OMSS has not been decided yet.
Please provide your answers in the comments section.
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