PDS Will Sell Pongal Ingredients

Collector V. Palanikumar, has announced that in view of the Pongal festival in January the Public Distribution System (PDS) outlets in the district would be selling Pongal ingredients to the family card holders from January 1 to 14 except the N card holders (i.e., no commodity cards). The commodities packed in a separate bag with Pongal greetings would be supplied to the card holders free of cost. The commodities would be available for a fortnight.

Theschedule of supply for card holders based on streets and locality have been prepared and displayed at the respective PDS outlets. Mr. Palanikumar said that the ingredients to be supplied would include raw rice half kg, jaggery half kg, green gram 100 grams, besides 20 grams of cardamom, dry grapes and cashew. In the event of any difficulty in availing the commodities, card holders could approach the officials concerned at 2301320, 2300030, 94450-00442, those in Pollachi could contact 94450-00445, those in Tirupur 94450-00443, in Coimbatore City 94450-00246 to 250, those in Tirupur 94450-00257, 04450-252, Udumalpet 94450-00254, Mettupalayam 94450-00251, Palladam 94450-00250, Avanashi 94450-00255 and Valparai 94450-00253.

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