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Implementation of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)

Chandigarh, 11 February, 2016: The Department of Food & Supplies and Consumer Affairs & Legal Metrology, U. T., Chandigarh has implemented the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) Scheme for foodgrains from the month of September, 2015.   The subsidy amount upto the month of February, 2016 has been released to the eligible households through their Aadhar seeded bank accounts, as per the entitlements. Presently, a total of 43,273 households with 1,88,074 units  (43,183 Priority Households and 90 AAY households) have been covered. Those eligible households who have any queries related to transfer of subsidy amount into their Aadhar seeded bank accounts can either visit their respective banks or can also check Aadhar linkage with their bank account by dialing *99*99# from their mobile number. Also, a toll free no.1800-180-2068  and helpline no. 1967  of the Department is in operation for related queries. The beneficiaries may contact the office situated in the basement of Registering & Licensing Authority (RLA),  Sector-17,  U. T., Chandigarh for redressal of their grievances, if any.

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