Ration shop workers seek modifications in ‘Thayumanavar Scheme’
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Seeking modifications in the Tamil Nadu Government’s ‘Thayumanavar Scheme’ in which essential commodities to the aged and the physically challenged cardholders are being distributed at their doorstep, the ration shop workers submitted petition to District Collector Anand Mohan on Monday.The petitioners said the aged, the physically challenged and the sick, who were unable to walk, alone should be listed as ‘beneficiaries’ under the ‘Thayumanavar Scheme’ and there was no harm in giving the essential commodities at their doorsteps.
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