Supreme Court Foodgrain Rotting

• Can't implement Supreme Court order on foodgrain: Sharad Pawar

  Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has responded to Supreme Court's recommendations of distributing grains to the poor for free instead of letting them rot. "It's not possible to implement the Supreme Court's order," the minister said.  On August 13, the apex court had asked the Centre to consider free distribution of foodgrain to the hun...

• Give free grains to hungry, don't let them rot: Supreme Court to Govt

  The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider free distribution of food grains to the hungry poor of the country instead of allowing it to rot in Food Corporation of India (FCI) godowns."Give it to the hungry poor instead of it (grains) going down the drain," a bench of Justices Dalveer Bhandari and Deepak Verma told Additional Solicitor Gener...

• Not a single food grain should be wasted: Supreme Court

  The Supreme Court has observed that not a single food grain should be wasted. In a strongly-worded ruling, the apex court has told the government that foodgrains are rotting and if you can't do anything about it then distribute it among the poor. The court has also sought government's response on this.Meanwhile, as the government faces flak over le...