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Government to Citizens (G2C)

Project of the Year
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National Food Security Cards - NFSC

for the department of Civil Supplies,
Govt. of Telangana State

Table of Contents

1. TITLE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. URL:........................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. STATEMENT OF INTENT & OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................... 4
NFSC overview and features............................................................................................................................... 5
4.

INNOVATION APPLIED ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Innovation in process re-engineering (eliminating redundant steps) How? ..................................................... 6
How & which new and emerging technology has been used? ................................................................................. 7
What innovative features have been used elaborate ........................................................................................... 8

5.

EXTENT OF IMPLEMENTATION & OUTREACH ......................................................................................................... 9

State extent of online services provided (end-to-end or partial) With example ................................................... 9
Does the web application use mobile/SMS to increase outreach .........................................................................11

6.

SCALABILITY OF TECHNOLOGY ..............................................................................................................................12

Explain the modularity, re-usability and scalability of technology used ............................................................12

7.

SUSTAINABILITY OF INITIATIVE .............................................................................................................................12

Is the web application based on open source technologies...............................................................................12
Does the web application use digital signature/encryption ...............................................................................12
Is the website / portal being used for revenue generation direct/indirect? How? .........................................12
Does the web application require trained staff for operation/maintenance? Is the organisation geared
up towards the same? Is an Online Help/Tutorial available? ......................................................................12

8.

OUTCOME & IMPACT OF INITIATIVE .....................................................................................................................13

Is there a positive impact on the cost, effort and time incurred by the user How?........................................13

Savings due to seeding and validations in NFSC: ..............................................................................................13

Citizen Friendly - Activation at the local office- ................................................................................................13

SMS generation .................................................................................................................................................13

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How has the web application increased the efficiency of the department direct/indirect.............................14
Is there any financial saving for the department - give approx percentages .....................................................14
How has the web application helped public at large? ........................................................................................15
9.

SECURITY ...............................................................................................................................................................15
Has the website been audited for security? Attach security certificate ............................................................15

10. Future Road Map of the project .............................................................................................................................15

11. Statistical data .........................................................................................................................................................16
12. CONTACT DETAILS ...................................................................................................................................................18

GOVERNMENT TO CITIZENS (G2C) PROJECT OF THE YEAR

1. TITLE
National Food Security cards NFSC,
for the department of Civil Supplies, Govt. of Telangana.

2. URL:
http://epds.telangana.gov.in/FoodSecurityAct
3. STATEMENT OF INTENT & OVERVIEW
In compliance with the orders of Honble Supreme Court in WP (Civil) No.196/2001, dated
14.9.2011 to the Government of India to provide necessary infrastructure and financial
support for ensuring the computerization of PDS and the direction of the Department of
Food and Public Distribution, Govt. of India, New Delhi to implement End-to-End
Computerization of TPDS Operations. Government of India allocates commodities to the
State Governments / U.Ts for distribution to the TPDS beneficiaries of various categories
viz., Below Poverty Line (BPL), Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY), etc.
But due to the state bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh (former), the newly formed Telangana
state beneficiaries are still holding old FSC cards with Govt. of AP, have to get new FSC
cards as per the National Food Security Act with Govt. of Telangana. Hence, the Honble
CM has passed orders to issue new Food Security Cards (FSC) to the people of Telangana
state. For this purpose Gov. of Telangana has conducted a massive survey called Samagra
Kutumba Survey (SKS) in a single day to gather the details of all the families across the
state. Based on the information gathered by the survey, new FSC cards are being designed
and digitized for the beneficiaries.
The whole concept of computerisation of PDS operations fall under 2 components.
Component I deals with supply and distribution of PDS including Food Security Cards
management and Component II deals with FPShop automation. The grievance redressal
system is handled through toll free number in a call centre placed at the Office of the
commissioner, Department of civil supplies. The calls are recorded and the resolution of
the complaints is monitored.
National Food Security cards is an online software application catering to the Food
Security Cards Management System, Aadhaar Seeding, Samagra Kutumba Survey (SKS)
data integration, Dynamic Key Register, Allocation, Integration with Mee-Seva and e-seva,
Commodity Off-take and EPoS Devices. The processes involved in the distribution of
Essential Commodities (ECs) to the BPL families are automated so as to bring efficiency,

accountability and transparency to the PDS of Civil Supplies Department. The initiative
was taken up as per GOI orders for end to end computerization of PDS to arrest the
leakage of subsidy.

NFSC overview and features

NFSC is an online software application that helps the Civil Supplies Department in allocating
Essential Commodities to FP shops, seed the FSC database with Aadhaars of the
beneficiaries so as to eliminate bogus / dead/ migrated/ duplicate cards / units or ineligible
persons and carry out mutations received from Meeseva. The major modules developed to
carry out the activities of the civil supplies department are Food Security Cards
Management System, Aadhaar Seeding, Dynamic Key Register, Allocation, Integration with
Mee-Seva and e-seva, Commodity Off-take and EPoS Devices.
Food Security Cards Management System The entry of EID/UID in FSC database has
helped in weeding out duplicate cards. Whenever request for new card comes, the
system checks whether the member exists in database by comparing the UID / EID
number and allows the issue of new card only after this validation is checked.
The Food Security Cards management system is integrated with Meeseva (Common
Service Centres). So the FSC card holders can get the details in their cards updated or
request for migration of card to another shop / place or request for duplicate card etc by
visiting the Meeseva Centres. The required documents for proof are uploaded and the
entire data rests in FSC Management module wherein necessary approvals are given by
Inspector / ASO / Tahasildar through digital signatures.
The NFSC takes care of only one component of the PDS, i.e. the demand side. The supply
side is taken care by Supply chain management software which is being developed for
capturing the details of stock movement from Food Corporation of India (FCI) to Mandal
Level Stock point (MLS point) to FP shop level and monitor through generation of truck
chits by picking up information from NFSC on allocation and generation of Release
orders after payments by FP shop dealers in eSeva.
Aadhaar Seeding Module Aadhaar number or the UID / EID number is seeded in the
FSC database for all the Card holders to eliminate the duplicate and bogus entries who
are eligible for the supply of food grains / benefits. The State Resident Data Hub, SRDH
has a database of all the UIDs issued so far in the state and has given a service based on
UID / EID number to give EID/UID name and the individual photograph. This is used to
display the photograph and the EID/ UID name for a given UID/EID number. This name is
compared with the FSC card member name and also the photograph is checked against
the family photograph for accepting the seeding.

Allocation Module Allocation module enables allocation of ECs to the FP shops. Once
Commissioner, Civil Supplies gives allocation in NFSC, system calculates shop wise
allotment taking the Closing Balances (CBs) and the card strength into account. The
District Supply officer (DSO) at the District Level, with the click of a button can allocate.
No discretion at any level is allowed as the proceedings are generated online. It is linked
with eSeva for direct remittance in eSeva kiosks for issue of ROs (Release Orders).
The allocation is linked to eSeva through web service and the dealers are able to pay
DDs in eSeva as per the system generated shop wise allocation. Details of payment are
also recorded instantaneously in NFSC.
Dynamic Key Register A key register will be generated for day-to-day analysis of
quantity of commodities being supplied to the beneficiaries based on approved cards.
Monthly DKR is developed for the analysis of quantity of commodities to be released for
the current month based on active (FSC & AFSC) cards and the distribution policy
containing card type, quantity of commodities assigned to them. Also Kerosene DKR is
developed based on active (FSC & AFSC) cards and the distribution policies of
Municipal Corporation, Mandal & Rural beneficiaries (Without Gas Connection).
EPoSS This module comprises of EPoSS devices implementation at FPShops. EPoSS
devices are being used to fetch the card and quantity of commodities details (generated
in DKR) at FP shops. After the distribution of requested amount of commodities post
back the balance commodities details to DKR for further distribution.

4.

INNOVATION APPLIED

Innovation in process re-engineering (eliminating redundant steps) How?

eSeva kiosk payments integration The process of taking Fair Price Shop
payments in eSeva after making the necessary allocation of essential commodities to the
fair price shops in NFSC is completely online. The details of allocation and commodities
are sent to the eSeva centre on giving a fair price shop number by a web service from
NFSC and the payment made is immediately realized in NFSC. The fair price shop owner
coming for multiple release orders with partial payments is also immediate and online.
The release orders are also available at login to MLS points/ ASO s of circle offices for
dispatching the stocks immediately.
Entry of stock balances for a fixed period The entry of stock closing
balances of all commodities at each of the fair price shops is allowed only for a fixed
period in the month after stock disbursement and before Allocation generation. This
enables the department to give an accurate allocation to the fair price shops.
Meeseva kiosk based FSC Mutations All the FSC Card Mutations i.e. change of
Address, Shop etc are taken at Meeseva centres and the details are sent to NFSC along
with the scanned documents (enclosures) submitted with the application for going
through the approval process with workflow. A Web service from NFSC gives complete

information of the card holder on giving the FSC card reference number which is then
sent to NFSC along with the respective modifications. These are then inspected and
verified in NFSC and the necessary approvals are given with Digital signature by the
concerned officials and sent to the Meeseva kiosk. All the necessary details are given in
the form of a SMS to the beneficiary for collecting the modified and printed card.
UID seeding by fetching data from SRDH database Organic seeding of
placing UID / EID number against the FSC Card holders is being taken up in the NFSC
system for eliminating nonexistent and duplicate cards. For this the State Resident Data
Hub database of UID was used to verify the UIDs by a web service. This would fetch the
EID/UID name and the photograph which was used for verification before accepting the
seeding.

How & which new and emerging technology has been used?
The following are the Mutation web services that are provided to MeeSeva for citizen to
apply either directly at the MeeSeva or through Data Entry Operator along with required
documents for application (enclosures such as address proof / identity proofs / etc.).

Present address change

Member Addition
Member Migration
Member Deletion
Modifications (like Address change, Member modifications)
Card Transfer
FP shop change
Card Active to Inactive and vice versa
Bulk transfer
Change energy category
KOD change
KOIL bulk transfer

Web services are used for linkage to the kiosk based applications at eSeva, UID
database of SRDH and Supply Chain Management software.
Distribution: Distribution of commodities using EPoSS and Dynamic Key Registers.
Digital Signatures are used for the approvals of any of the mutations.

What innovative features have been used elaborate

Online search of FSC Card with FSC reference number, Aadhar number and old Ration card
number for card and member details
Workflow based FSC Card Mutations and approvals.
Applications for New Cards and Mutation services at MeeSeva Counters.
Printing of Changed FSC Cards after Mutations at MeeSeva counters.
UID seeding for assessing the Card holder identity.
Dynamic Key Register or the sale registers of Fair Price shops generation.
Allocation of essential commodities depending on the Ration card strength and the available
stock closing balances.
Automatic generation of inspection reports.
Bulk migration of cards from one shop to other.
Approvals of New Cards and New members in cards as per the Govt. policy.
Services provided at various levels on bulk migration of cards from one shop to other, activating
and deactivating cards, tagging of kerosene shops to cards, shops to inspectors etc and many
more features for automating and giving the allocation proceedings up to shop level.
Transaction log and audit trial facility for knowing the details on who has done what in the
system.
eSeva kiosk payments integration.
EPoSS integration for distribution of commodities.
Supply Chain Management for lifting of commodities based on Release orders generated from
NFSC.

5.

EXTENT OF IMPLEMENTATION & OUTREACH

State extent of online services provided (end-to-end or partial) With example

The Roles and activities of different functionaries at different levels are listed here
Sr.No
Activity
Role
New card data entry,all types of mutations in the FSC cards,checking of
1
Data Entry Operator
the ration card data,survey status,day to day entries of all reports etc.
2

7
8
9
10

Inspector
Card search, all types of mutations in the FSC cards, applications, all gap
(MandalLevel
1-2
reports, day to day transactions in NFSC, Inspection reports on field
per mandal)
verification for MRO/ASO approvals.
Online FSC card search, seeding for all active members, checking for
duplicate UIDs for active members and displayed as report for rejecting
the bogus UID, finding duplicate UIDs on active cards of active
members, viewing allocation, allocation adjustments, entering the
ASO / Tahsildar
closing balances of commodities at FP Shops in between restricted
dates, commodity-wise RO report recorded at eSeva, generate current
(Mandal level
allotment proceedings attachments, shop-wise closing balances entry
500 Mandals approx)
screen, assign FP Shops to inspectors, tagging of cards, inactive and
active card, tagging the FP Shop to the MLS point, tagging the FP Shop
to wholesaler, new, transfer, approvals and rejections with digital
signature on ration card mutations etc.
Print approved FSC card, search a FSC card mutation, allocation, bulk
transfer FSC cards to any regular FP Shop, Kerosene Oil shop, Active
District Supply
card to inactive and inactive card to active, seeding of card, seeding
Officer ( 10 districts)
report, new, transfer, mutation reports, Tahsildar / ASO to Tahsildar /
ASO card transfers and shop transfers etc.
Creation of Users, roles, checking of user audit, fixing of allocation and
Admin
closing balance dates etc, checking of transaction audit trials, revoking
of passwords and users etc.
Check the functioning of the District level and Mandal officers by
Joint Collector / Chief
various monitoring reports and Transaction audit reports and activity
Ration officer
reports
( District level)
Allocation and Key Register generation for the entire state by fixing the
Deputy Director
allocation policy and rates of commodities. Monitoring the state
(State)
activity by various reports
Approval on New Cards by way of Policy enablement and monitoring of
Director (State)
all the state activities by various reports
Commiss-ioner, FCS
Monitoring of all the state activity by various reports
Key Register, Allocation of all commodities, Online Search, UID check,
FSC Card details of all districts, MLS point details and fair price shop
Public Domain
details , MeeSeva application status reports - reports

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Example: For generating the allocation of stock to be sent to all the fair price shops in a
month in NFSC
Data entry operator does seeding with Aadhaar numbers validated from SRDH
database for rejecting or accepting certain cards which are inspected by ASOs /
Tahsildars, maintains and manages cards by making inactive / active and transfer
and tagging of cards to shops etc.
MeeSeva kiosks take applications from card holders w.r.t. changes of member
deletion, cards deletion / surrender, change of fair price shops etc which are
immediately available in ASOs / Tahsildars login, who in turn send them to
inspectors for verification and after receiving inspector approval and inspector
report , they approve the same with digital signature.
All the approved and Digitally signed MeeSeva transactions get printed at the
MeeSeva kiosk.
ASOs / Tahsildars enter fair price shop wise closing balances within a specific time
period.
Total Card strength is taken into account and the Dynamic key registers are
generated for the month for the entire state by the deputy director.
After Commissioner Approval, Key registers are released to be printed as sale
registers for all fair price shops.
Allocation is then generated and eSeva kiosks start accepting fair price shop
payments based on this allocation and the payment data is immediately realized in
NFSC.
After payments are sent to NFSC, Release orders so generated are automatically
seen in MLS point logins for booking stock/commodities in Trucks to be sent to fair
price shops.
This entire cycle has to happen before the distribution of commodities which
starts from the 1st of every month.
From 1st the commodities distribution at the fair price shop begins through ePOS
devices and dynamic key registers.

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Does the web application use mobile/SMS to increase outreach

Yes. An Android application named as Food Security Cards App has been developed for
National Food Security Cards, Telangana.
This app mainly consists of 3 features.
1. Online FSC search
2. Reports
3. Dynamic Key Register
1. Online FSC Search: This feature has been developed for the easy way of searching FSC card details
in 3 ways.
Old Ration Card number: The beneficiary should select a district to which he belongs to, in
the provided list and then enter his/her old ration card number to get the details of new
FSC card and members associated with it.
FSC card reference number: The beneficiary should select a district to which he belongs to,
in the provided list and then enter his/her FSC card reference number and get the details
of the same also members associated with it.
Aadhar number: The beneficiary should select a district to which he belongs to, in the
provided list and then enter the head of the family UID or UID of any person associated
with the corresponding card and then get the details of the card.
2. Reports: Under the reports feature, few reports for presenting the high level information such as
number of total applications, units and seeded data from state through FP shop.
Application Status Report: This report lists the count of total applications along with the
details such as pending cards, confirmed cards, FSC approved, AFSC approved and rejected
cards.
Cards Units Report: This report lists the count of total applications, total members (units)
associated with the cards, approved, temporary approved and rejected units.
Seeding Report: This report lists the count of total members (units) associated with the
cards, rejected units, units with SRDH match, units without SRDH match, etc.
3. Dynamic Key Register (DKR): With this feature the details such as total AFSC & FSC cards, AFSC &
FSC units, AFSC & FSC Rice Quota (in Mtns) can be found by provided month, year.
To download the android app, there is a link provided in the NFSC application login page.

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6.

SCALABILITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Explain the modularity, re-usability and scalability of technology used

Modularity with respect to functionality, re usability by the use of various common
objects made the software scalable to all the 10 districts of Telangana State.
Various state wise abstracts and reports on this massive data was made possible by use
of functions, materialized views which are scheduled to be executed once in a day when
the load averages on the system are low (at midnight).

7.

SUSTAINABILITY OF INITIATIVE

Is the web application based on open source technologies

Yes, the following Open Source Technology framework is used for the project
PostgreSQL 9.3 database on RHEL
Jboss 5.1 Application Server Community version on RHEL
Java Wicket framework for application development
Hibernate technology

Does the web application use digital signature/encryption

Yes

Is the website / portal being used for revenue generation direct/indirect? How?
NFSC implementation resulted indirectly in
Savings on stock allocation after removal of bogus, Non-existent and duplicate cards
in NFSC.
Benefits to officials with respect to effort and time involved in maintaining the FSC
cards information, stock dispatch based on fair price shop dealer payments,
generation of various reports, proceedings etc.
Benefits to beneficiaries with respect to quality of service.

Does the web application require trained staff for operation/maintenance? Is the
organisation geared up towards the same? Is an Online Help/Tutorial available?
Yes. National Informatics Centre has conducted training programme for DIOs of
the State, eDistrict managers of State IT department and also some district level

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and state level resource persons who in-turn have conducted extensive training
programmes for its implementation.
Online help and Tutorials are available.
Also an exclusive programme of Mana TV featuring the training of NFSC, MeeSeva
etc. is being planned by the state IT department which is yet to be taken up by NIC.

8.

OUTCOME & IMPACT OF INITIATIVE

Is there a positive impact on the cost, effort and time incurred by the user How?
Yes

Savings due to seeding and validations in NFSC:

The seeding of Aadhaar is helping the department to remove duplicates and nonexistent
persons. This helps in savings and Government is able to arrest leakages to that effect.
The process of Aadhaar seeding is to regulate the distribution of FSC cards by leveraging the
advantages of unique ID. Though there was widespread resistance, through personal appeal and
sensitizing the public, Aadhaar information was collected from the SRDH and seeding was done.
Presently efforts are being taken to verify the unseeded units and take the following action,

Seed EID/UID if persons are available

If EID is rejected, facilitate for re enrolment

If EID is pending, request UIDIA for priority processing.

Deactivate if the person is not found.

Citizen Friendly - Activation at the local officeIn cases of deactivation on account of migration, whenever a card holder comes
with his EID/UID the inspector verifies and the ASO activates the card based on Aadhar
data. So the system is citizen friendly to the genuine card holders. This is the main
reason why the insistence of submitting Aadhaar as ID proof was not resisted by card
holders. They realised that decentralised processes in NFSC is giving solution at the door
step. All the requests for new cards now come with Aadhaar proof.
SMS generation
SMS Messages are generated for FSC Card Application Approvals, Stock Issues and Stock
Receipts & Card Activations, etc.

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How has the web application increased the efficiency of the department
direct/indirect
The NFSC workflows facilitated improved efficiency in administering PDS. The benefits
accruing from the system are
The online allocation has removed any discretion at the field level. The field staff
are able to add new shops in NFSC and tag the FSC cards to the concerned shops.
The allocation to each shop is calculated in the system itself based on the cards in
the shop and the closing balances of the previous month. The closing balances are
now easier to monitor. The details of shop wise allocation are linked to eSeva. So
the dealers are able to directly go to eSeva and pay the amount for getting Release
Orders. Their time and energy is saved now, unlike before, wherein they had to
wait in the offices for getting manual allotment.

The requests from MeeSeva for different mutation services are now done in NFSC.
This is helping the changes getting reflected in database immediately after
approval by the ASO / Tahsildar.
All the activities of the dept are decentralized and the card holders can approach
their concerned ASO / Tahsildar office to get their work done. For any mutation
service they need not even approach the office. They can go to MeeSeva centre.
The main advantage of NFSC is that work is done in designated logins and a log is
maintained so as to pinpoint a person doing a work. This brings in more
accountability on the field staff.
NFSC is having important reports in public domain. The public can search a card,
see the Dynamic Key Register of any shop, and know the allocation of any shop.
Shortly seeding report, report on activities done by the field staff and other
important reports will be put in public. This will bring in more transparency to the
PDS.

Is there any financial saving for the department - give approx percentages
The cost effectiveness is proved beyond doubt when the Return on investment is
calculated. The validations in the NFSC software have plugged almost all leakages.
The seeding of Aadhaar has further helped the cause. The scenario in Hyderabad
District can be taken as an example.

The changed card position after introduction of NFSC processes and Aadhaar seeding
is given below. Deactivation of cards happened by collecting the list of dead
members through Aarogyasree database and by insisting on Aadhaar and checking
for duplicates before issuing new cards.

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How has the web application helped public at large?

The FSC Card holders / public have,
Better service from the civil supplies office which is prompt and accurate
Access to Key Register and Allocation on the web in public domain
Access to online search if they have to avail other government benefits like Aarogyasree,
scholarships, etc.
Better facilities for Ration card modifications and fair price shop changes with MeeSeva counters.
Activations at the local office at the Mandal/ block level.
Access to Status of Ration Card Mutation applications for knowing the pendency details.
SMS facility for Stock arrivals at fair price shops and RC mutation approvals.

9.

SECURITY
Software is SSL enabled.
The software is security audited and all the userids (approx 2500) are protected with
passwords.
Meeseva approvals are all digitally signed in NFSC and verified by the meeseva kiosks before
printing.
All the transactions are stored in history for retrieving at a later date as a transaction log.
All activities of all users are recorded online for future listing

Has the website been audited for security? Attach security certificate
Yes, Audit certificate is attached.

10. Future Road Map of the project

NFSC along with:
Supply chain management
Vehicle tracking system
Public grievance redressal with NFSC workflow
EPoSS at the Fair Price shops
will complete the target of achieving end to end computerization in NFSC.

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11. Statistical data

1. District Wise Food Security Cards As On 30th April, 2015.
Sr.
No.

DISTRICT

No. of
FPS

Total
Applications

AFSC
Cards

FSC Card

Annapurna
Cards

Rejected
Cards

Adilabad

1445

773556

53291

689094

33

31138

Hyderabad

891

918153

43243

771922

24

102964

Karimnagar

2061

1180704

67548

1020091

212

92853

Khammam

1200

749185

44971

675577

28633

Mahbubnagar

2312

1155336

67633

1011621

50

76032

Medak

1846

830626

55105

756094

47

19380

Nalgonda

2092

1053059

61750

931282

13

60014

Nizamabad

1341

657135

38472

587488

123

31052

Ranga Reddy

1904

1401496

76412

1115786

100

209198

10

Warangal

2124

1073882

59066

922830

91980

TOTAL

17,216

97,93,132 5,67,491 84,81,785

612 7,43,244

2. District Wise Units (Members associated with cards) As On 30th April, 2015
Sr.
No.

DISTRICT

Total
Applications

Total Units

Approved
Units

Temporary
Approved
Units

Rejected
Units

Adilabad

774206

2748540

2304215

86225

358100

Hyderabad

923946

3601113

2655442

117135

828536

Karimnagar

1182214

4059052

3058371

102153

898528

Khammam

751576

2366105

2035147

29361

301597

5 Mahbubnagar

1159295

4644425

3501867

318855

823703

Medak

831399

3117302

2474953

208930

433419

Nalgonda

1053771

3475965

2822856

83774

569335

Nizamabad

658550

2328241

2065277

21477

241487

Ranga Reddy

1409648

5141545

3766136

130206

1245203

10

Warangal

1075346

3478263

2925007

42534

510722

TOTAL 98,19,951 3,49,60,551 2,76,09,271 11,40,650 62,10,630

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3. Food Security Card Members Seeding Status Report As On 30th April, 2015

Sr.
No.

District

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Adilabad
Hyderabad
Karimnagar
Khammam
Mahbubnagar
Medak
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Ranga Reddy
Warangal
TOTAL

Total
Cards

Total
Units

Total
Approved
Units

Rejected Units

Units with
SRDH
Match

Units
without
SRDH
Match

Units
with
Blank
UID

% Seeding

774206
923946
1182214
751576
1159295
831399
1053771
658550
1409648
1075346

2748540
3601113
4059052
2366105
4644425
3117302
3475965
2328241
5141545
3478263

2390440
2772577
3160524
2064508
3820722
2683883
2906630
2086754
3896342
2967541

358100
828536
898528
301597
823703
433419
569335
241487
1245203
510722

2223236
2557398
2924339
1953643
3071482
2354163
2727366
1933850
3594543
2791804

95119
186512
161948
89346
499055
138359
160247
141694
283712
145979

72085
28667
74237
21519
250185
191361
19017
11210
18087
29758

93.01
92.24
92.53
94.63
80.39
87.71
93.83
92.67
92.25
94.08

98,19,951

3,49,60,551

2,87,49,921

62,10,630

2,61,31,824

19,01,971

7,16,126

90.89

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12. CONTACT DETAILS

1) Team Leader (Corresponding Official)
Name: Dr A Rama Mohan Rao
Designation: Deputy Director General & State Informatics Officer
Department: National Informatics Centre
Contact Address: A Block, BRKR Bhavan, National Informatics centre,
Telangana State Unit, Hyderabad 63
City: Hyderabad
State: Telangana
Telephone No.: 040 23494718
FAX No.: 040-23224563

Email ID.: arrao@nic.in

2) Details of NIC Team Members

Sl.
Name
Designation
No.
1.
2.

Organization

Email ID

G. Shivaji

Technical director

NIC

g.shivaji@nic.in

Vijay Mohan

Senior Systems Analyst

NIC

vmohan.ap@nic.in

3) Details of Food & Civil Supplies Team Members

Sl.
Name
Designation
Organization
No.
Commissioner of Civil
Food & Civil
Dr. Rajat
Supplies & EO Secretary Supplies Dept
1.
Kumar, IAS
to Govt. of Telangana
Food & Civil
H. Bharati, IAS
Supplies Dept,
2.
Chief Rationing Officer
Hyderabad
Deputy Director,
Food & Civil
Venkateshw
IT
Supplies Dept,
3.
arlu
Hyderabad
Ranga Reddy
B. Narsimha
4.
Food & Civil
District Supply Officer
Reddy
Supplies Dept

Email ID
commr_cs@telangana.g
ov.in
cro_cs@telangana.gov.i
n
dydir_pp_it2_cs@telan
gana.gov.in

dso_rr_cs@telangana.
gov.in