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New Delhi [India], March 06: India’s food security framework rests on the strength of institutions that can translate policy into consistent action. At the centre of this system is the Food Corporation of India (FCI), a statutory body entrusted with procuring, storing, and distributing food grains across the country. Functioning under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, FCI’s role extends beyond logistics, it represents administrative continuity, regulatory discipline, and the assurance that food reaches millions of beneficiaries without disruption. Its operational model demonstrates how structured governance, coordination, and accountability can sustain one of the world’s largest food…
