Ration Distribution SystemIn Panchayat Level Using Automatic Dispenser
B Naveen, M R Ajay, H M Akash, D S Bharath, S Chethan
Abstract
Ration is one of the essential necessities for everyone who lives below the poverty line, and ration cards may be used to prove an address, identify family members, and other things. In a country like India, a large number of individuals struggle to purchase food for their daily necessities. The government of India distributes many goods to the public through its rationing program, which includes wheat, rice, oil, and kerosene etc. Other nations outside India also provide their citizens with the necessities. However, there are several issues with the present system, including fraud and the smuggling of commodities. Because of this, the government services will not be able to reach all sectors of people. In order to implement our project, we kept in mind the fundamental issues with the present system and the levels where adulteration occurs most frequently. We implemented system that is easy to use and accessible to all villagers’ residents. The Food Corporation of India issues smart ration cards to everyone who is qualified to receive rations. Beneficiary must swipe the smart card via the RFID scanner to view customer-related information, and then the automated dispenser may dispense the ration without human interaction. As a result, project goal is to ensure that the ration distribution system is free from corruption. So, buyers can now engage with government-authorized employees directly, so there is transparency in the system.