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The document summarizes research on the effective use of India's Public Distribution System (PDS) by Below Poverty Line (BPL) cardholders in Ernakulum district. The study used a multi-stage sampling method to examine product quality and consumer satisfaction among BPL ration card holders. It found that only 30% of respondents were satisfied with products from PDS, with rice often being low quality. Over 60% said the prescribed quantities were not regularly available.
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