Public Distribution System definition

Public Distribution System means the system of distribution, marketing or selling of liquefied petroleum gas by a Government Oil Company at the Government controlled or declared price through a distribution system approved by the Central or a State Government;

Public Distribution System means the system for distribution of essential commodities to the ration cardholders through the fair price shops, such as rice, wheat, sugar, edible oils, kerosene and such other commodities as are notified by the Central Government under clause (a) of section 2 of the Act;

Public Distribution System. A set of interconnected electrical lines having a nominal voltage less than or equal to 70 kV and the associated facilities, required to distribute electricity to customers within a geographically defined area in a region, that is not a CDS or direct line. Quarter-Hour Q: The quarter-hour considered when calculating [BRP]’s Imbalance.

Examples of Public Distribution System in a sentence

• So far as rationed items are concerned, the prices for the centres covered under informal rationing are the weighted average prices, the weights being the proportion of the quantity available through Public Distribution System and quantity procured from the open market in different centres in relation to base year requirements of an average family.

• De-Energised means the temporary removal of the supply at a Defined Metering Point (e.g. the main circuit connections to the Public Distribution System Operator’s network are still made) such that all or part of the Metering Equipment is considered to be temporarily "inactive" for the purposes of Settlement.

• De-Energised means the temporary removal of the supply at a Defined Metering Point (e.g. the main circuit connections to the Public Distribution System Operators network are still made) such that all or part of the Metering Equipment is considered to be temporarily "inactive" for the purposes of Settlement.

• This stands for Public Distribution System, which means the distribution of some essential commodities by the government at subsidised rates through ration shops, fair price shops and control shops.

• It is one of its kind scheme where benefits—cash and non-cash, e.g. Public Distribution System (PDS), Scholarships, Social Security Pensions & benefits of other Schemes like Distribution of Scooties to Students, Janani Suraksha Yojana are being routed through Jan Aadhaar Yojana as per Rajasthan Jan-Aadhaar Authority act-2020.

More Definitions of Public Distribution System

Public Distribution System means the system of distribution marketing or selling of kerosene at declared price through a distribution system approved by the Central or State Government;

Public Distribution System means the system of distribution of Specified Essential Commodities to the Ration Card Holders on the rates and scales as specified by the Government from time to time through the network of fair price shops;

Public Distribution System means a system for distribution of public distribution commodities to the holders of ration documents through the fair price shops ;

Public Distribution System. (PDS) means the state-sponsored and state-financed system of distribution of essential commodities at subsidized prices through a network of “Fair Price Shops” or PDS outlets.

Public Distribution System. (PDS) means the system for distribution of essential commodities such as Rice, Wheat, Coarse Cereals, Kerosene and such other commodities as may be made available by the Central or State Government for distribution to ration card holders;

Public Distribution System. (PDS) means the system for distribution to the ration card holders of essential commodities such as rice, wheat, sugar, kerosene and such other commodities as may be made available by the Central/ State Government for distribution through such system of distribution of commodities;

Public Distribution System means Public Distribution system as defined in the PDS Control Order 2001 issued under the Essential Commodities Act, 1955;