Examples of using Central pool in English and their translations into Hindi
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Central Pool.
The Twelfth Lok Sabha The Central Pool.
The Central Pool.
A proposal wasmooted by the Planning Commission to the Cabinet for constitution of such a Central Pool of Resources.
The Central Pool.
The State has been consistently contributing about 45 per cent of wheat and 25 per cent of orrice towards the central pool thereby ensuring the national food security.
The Central Pool.
The recommendations/views,thus received are place before the Committee to administer the Non-Lapsable Central Pool, which considers the proposal and accords approval.
The Central Pool.
Afobazol intensively distributed by well-vascularized organs,for it is characterized by a rapid transfer from the central pool(blood plasma) in the peripheral(highly vascularized organs and tissues).
A Central Pool of Resources.
No import of rice for the Central Pool has taken place since 2003-04.
Non- Lapsable Central Pool Resources.
The Central Pool therefore, could not be constituted in 1997-98.
The details of Quantity of Rice issued from the central pool for export purposes from the year 2000 onward are as under.
A Central Pool of Resources.
Punjab produces an important portion of India's food grain and contributes a major share of the wheat andrice stock held by the Central Pool(a national repository system of surplus food grain).
The Central Pool the Government.
Punjab produces an important portion of India's food grain and contributes a major share of the wheat andrice stock held by the Central Pool(a national repository system of surplus food grain).
The Central Pool of Resources.
The bridge is also known as'byorung bridge', built at a cost of Rs 4,843 crore and funded by the Ministry ofDevelopment of North Eastern Region under Non-Lapsable Central Pool of Resources scheme.
Funds from the Central Pool can be released for State sector as well as Central sector projects/schemes.
The suspension bridge- also known as Byorung bridge- was built at a cost of Rs 4,843 crore and funded by the Ministry of Development ofNorth Eastern Region under Non Lapsable Central Pool of Resources scheme.
Central pool foodgrains are to be procured by procuring agencies strictly conforming to these uniform specifications.
With widespread use of pesticides by farmers,from whom procurement of food grains for the Central Pool is done, possibilities of presence of pesticide residues in the Central Pool food grains cannot be ruled out.
The storage problem of the country for central pool stocks has thus been successfully addressed in most States. However, there is still shortage of storage capacity in some districts of eastern and north eastern states.
The difference between 10 per cent of the allocation and the actual expenditure incurred on the NorthEastern Region will be transferred to the Central Pool, which will be used for funding specific programmes for economic and social upliftment of the North Eastern States.".
In addition, pesticides are also used for preservation of Central Pool stocks by FCI, CWC and State agencies during storage. These applications of pesticides may also affect the quality of food grains.
The ministry wrote to the state government on November 30,2016 that“due to shortage of wheat in Central Pool, it has been decided by the Government of India to allocate rice in lieu of wheat to the States under tide over category during December 2016 to March 2017.”.
