Chennai sources reported that the Tamilnadu government has proposed to install GPS devices on the vehicles carrying the essentials and also CCTVs will be installed at the godowns, State Food and Civil Supplies Minister R. Kamaraj has informed. 'About Rs 20 crore will be spent to fix GPS devices on the lorries transporting the essential commodities from the TN Civil Supplies Godowns to the fair price shops across the state.



Accordingly Mr. Kamaraj said “CCTVs will be installed at the TNCS godowns with an aim to contain pilferage and to ensure the ration cardholders receive the right quantity of rice, wheat and other essentials”. Meanwhile when winding up the debate on the demand for grants for his department in the Assembly, he said a modern control room would be set up to facilitate effective monitoring of the commodities.

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Moreover he also announced constructing building for 25 direct paddy procurement centres at a cost of Rs 12 crore for the benefit of the Cauvery Delta farmers and said another Rs 12 crore would be spent to provide drying yards at 100 paddy procurement centres in the Cauvery Delta districts. Furthermore additional godowns with 1,000 tonne capacity each would be established at a cost of Rs 1.5 crore each at Edappadi block in Salem district and Bodinayakanur block in Theni district. 

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