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'Lakhpati Didiyas' on the Streets: Women Running Ration Shops See Their Commissions Drop
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The Madhya Pradesh Food Department issued an order on July 7, 2026. Clause 3 of this order changes the method of calculating ration shop commissions. Now, rural shops with fewer than 200 ration cards and a full-time vendor will receive only ₹5,515 per month. Shops allotted after April 1, 2022, will also receive ₹5,515, even if they have 200 or more ration cards and an independent vendor. Radha Chauhan, associated with the Aajeevika Mission (part…
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