Bharat Rice: Where to buy cheap government rice? Read the answer

After this scheme of the government, now the common man will be able to buy rice at the price of only 29 rupees per kilogram. The subsidized rice will be available in 5 kg and 10 kg packets.

Bharat Rice: The central government has announced Bharat Rice to provide relief to the common man from inflation. After this scheme of the government, now the common man will be able to buy rice at the price of only 29 rupees per kilogram. The subsidized rice will be available in 5 kg and 10 kg packets.

Food Minister Piyush Goyal has launched Bharat Rice on the road of duty in Delhi. Government has decided to retail rice through FCI. In the first phase, you can purchase India Rice at cheaper prices through NAFED, NCCF and Central Reserves.

India rice can be bought at the price of 29 rupees per kg

The government has started selling Bharat Rice under the Bharat brand. Anyone can buy this rice at a price of just 29 rupees per kg. This rice will be available to you in 5 and 10 kg packs. Bharat Rice will be available at all major retail chains including NAFED, NCCF, Kendriya Bhandar. This rice will be sold at Rs 29 per kg. The rice will be available in 5 and 10 kg packs. You can also buy Indian rice from the mobile van.

Let us tell you that to control the rising inflation in the country, the government has first sold cheap flour, pulses, cheap onions and tomatoes under the Bharat brand. Bharat Ata was launched by the central government on 6 November 2023 where the average price of flour in the country is Rs 35 per kg while you are getting flour for Rs 27.50. At the same time dal is available at Rs 60 per kg.

Responses like 'Bharat Ata' and 'Bharat Dal' will be received!

According to the report, after poor response during the sale of rice to wholesale users at flat rate through Open Market Sale Scheme (OMMS), the central government has taken the step of retailing rice purchased from FCI and it is expected that it will get as good a response as Bharat Ata. And India has met Dal.

Govt's move ahead of Lok Sabha elections

It is to be noted that flour is being sold at cheap prices by NAFED and NCCF along with Bharat Dal is also being sold at the rate of 60 rupees per kg. Lok Sabha elections are going to be held this year and before that the government is trying to reduce the burden of inflation by selling pulses and flour and then rice at cheaper rates to provide relief to the common man.