Now, you can check the Ration Card Status Karnataka Online through the official website of the Department of Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Affairs at ahara.kar.nic.in. Follow the step-by-step process explained below for a smooth experience.
STEP 3 : Now, another page of ahara.kar.nic.in will open. Here, you need to click on the link allocated for your district. Please check your district name and click on the corresponding link correctly.
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STEP 5 : Before viewing the Ration Card Status Karnataka, you will need to complete the verification process from the two options available on the Ahara website. Follow the process below:
If you find any such difference in the ration alloted and the ration issuing by your ration provider you can rise complaint to your food inspector whose details and contact number is available on the same web page.
Note : You can check the details of ration collected and allotment history even if you choose the without OTP verification method. However, without OTP, you cannot check the KYC status of each family member.
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Any citizen of India is eligible for a subsidized gas connection for household use.I am not able to get even a single cylinder for household cooking since I do not have a ration card, nor can I transfer the cylinder I have on my name in Maharashtra to here.I have to pay more than a Rs.1000/- for a cylinder from a private vendor.
People who misuse the subsidy do so blatantly.You can always see people buying cylinders from the gas delivery men by paying them extra.But to get a connection legally is just so difficult since it is impossible to even get an application for for a new ration card.
Visit any gas cylinder agency for a new gas connection and the first thing they ask is 'Do you have a ration card?' Without that we are not eligible to get a gas connection. But this is so only in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu as far as I know. In Maharashtra and other states any other sorts of identification like passport, BSNL connection or electric connection etc is enough.
Why do people need to get a ration card just for a gas connection when they are not eligible for ration goods.Why does any other id not hold good for giving a connection only in some states? And getting a ration card is another altogether difficult process.Many have tried unsuccessfully and then have to resort to private gas.
Ofcourse I know that using a subsidized gas connection for purposes other than household cooking is illegal.But the question here is how needing a ration card for a gas connection helps eliminate illegal connections when the govt. of Karnataka itself has acknowledged that there are far more ration cards issued than the actual population of Karnataka. Why not a passport or electricity connection not work when that works fine in other states? Or Atleast the process of applying for a ration card should be made better.
Sri B A Harish Gowda, IAS,
Secretary, Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Dept,
Govt of Karnataka,
# 29, Ground Floor, Vikas Soudha, Bangalore 560001
(e-mial: prs-fcs[at]karnataka[dot]gov[dot]in; Ph: 22259024)
Sir
sub: ration cards and fresh LPG connections
Your drive towards unearthing bogus domestic LPG connections, through linking the LPG connections with BESCOM meter numbers, is very much appreciated. But, what is not quite understood is the insistence of the gas agencies on producing ration cards for accepting fresh gas connection applications, particularly so, when states like Maharashtra go on the strength of passports and electricity bills.
Can not Karnataka also follow the Maharashtra example in order to save the many genuine gas connection aspirants the ordeal of acquiring ration cards, just for the sake of getting a gas connection?
I look forward to your early response.
Simple, the most corrupt state govt. in the ...,, wants to make sure it is getting its share of the black money the dealers are making, hence the need to know the number of legal gas connections and the great campaign!
Below in an extract of Mr.Harish Gowda's Interview.I think we should not doubt his noble intentions as this would ultimately help the honest common man.......i guess it wrong to assume that all government oficials are corrupt.
when i had my CET counselling in 1995,I remember that Mr. Harish Gowda had brought about sweeping changes in the way the CET Cell functioned. He introduced transparency in the allotment of seats in professional colleges.There have harldy any complaints in the seat allotments in CET.The system was fair easy and totally transparent.
My mother was working as a lectuer in Govt PU college and her opinion is that Mr.Gowda had a very good reputation as a director of the PU board. He introduced the system of providing photo-copies of answer scripts to students who applied for re-valuation,i guess this step is something which is very fair to the student community.
The government is supposed to have issued 32 lakh BPL ration cards in the state, but one crore are in circulation.
Then there are 60 lakh APL cards in circulation, which finally adds up to 1.6 crore cards when there are only 1.2 crore people in Karnataka!
The misuse of funds amounts to almost Rs 100 crore every month.In a city of about 10 lakh LPG consumers, there are 20 lakh LPG connections. There is obviously a thriving black market.
Ofcourse not all govt. officials are corrupt. And if somebody is really working hard to get a good thing done it is really commendable and truly appreciated. But equally there are corrupt people as well who have given a bad name to the system and most of the time the common man encounters them when he needs his work to be done.
Of course the govt is the master of doublespeak. You need an honest person to front everything (Manmohan Singh, Harish Gowda...). I doubt very much that this collection of ration cards and electricity bills and UIDs will produce any lasting effect. But while it lasts, get your gas connection.
Govt. of Karnataka outsources Ration Card Production (?) work to some company. That company mass produced ration cards in excess. As per that report some villages having 4000 and odd population. But as per ration card data the population is 7000 and odd. The company duped the government for several crores of rupees. Instead of catching that company, government is using round about route just like a popular Kannada saying "Konkana Sutti Mylarakke Hoguvudu".
From the past experience (many names and addresses are wrongly updated in BWSSB and BESCOM and Corporation Billing Systems and there is no way of correcting of the same) and experience with government agencies (For example CPC cell of IT dept. is sending demand notices for the people who have paid taxes because of wrong data entry or faulty software), this exercise may throw in lot of wonders on citizens.
Sub-clause (3) of clause 3 of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Regulation of Supply and Distribution) Order, 2000, stipulates that to be entitled for supply of LPG gas cylinder a family should be registered under the public distribution system. A ration card is a document to show that a family is so registered.
Since, we would like to abide by law in public interest, it is not possible to authorise the distributor to provide gas connection on the basis of passport or electricity bills.
I would like to desist from commenting upon Maharashtra Government allowing people to get gas connection on the basis of passport and electricity bills.
sd/- Harish Gowda
My further request:
Dear Mr Harish Gowda
Thank you very much for the prompt response. If the law mandates that way, I fully appreciates that it has to be followed.
But, Sir, you have yourself identified, and quite correctly so too, the domestic power supply connection proof as a more relevant eligibility criterion for gas connection. As such, would you like to recommend to the government to make the necessary amendment to the law, in overall public interest? And, should you require any kind of a supportive action from the citizen's side, in this regard, we in PRAJA, can provide that.
I await to hear from you.
Maybe because it was not distributed in ration shops I was under the impression it was not a PDS item this long. Is LPG a PDS item? If yes, how can Maharashtra distribute PDS item without a ration card? This will be like issuing PDS rice with a salary slip as proof of poverty line.
Well, we all know that ration card is necessary for getting a gas connection an dMr. Harish Gowda just confirmed the same.But getting a ration card is still a process which many people are not able to do.
My experience is that we visited three food and civil dept offices in bangalore from kasturba road, ulsoor and then Kr Puram. Initially in the two offices after a lot of round about we were sent to other office.Finally we reached the Kr Puram office, there we found a queue of people waiting for application to apply for ration card.But no official was there to actually issue it.Some said he is not there, some said he has gone on election duty etc etc. Ultimately we could not even get an application to apply for the same, that too after wasting a complete day for it.Not everyday can a person afford to do this leaving his/her job.After that experience we went for a private gas connection. I am in the process of relocating now to another part of bangalore.Maybe then I will once again give a try to get the elusive ration card.Hope to succeed this time .
As far as Maharashtra is concerned, when you went to the HP website for a new gas connection registration they would accept a numerous different documents as proof , not only ration card. But here all other options are disabled and only ration card is accepted. I don't know if it is still the same or it has changed. Also I read somewhere that only in these two states ration card is mandatory. So I assumed it is not so in the other states.Maybe true or not. I do not mind that we have to get a ration card.But getting one is what is difficult in my experience 152ee80cbc