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Subsidized Food Plan Proposed In India
印度推行食品補貼計劃
A new bill aimed at reducing hunger in India will be reviewed by India’s government this week. The Food Security Bill proposes that food is a legal right of the people. If passed, approximately 800,000,000 people in India will have access to cheap food. Under the program, the government would subsidize five kilograms of grain each month for two-thirds of the population in India. Grains would include rice, wheat and millet. The cost of the program would be approximately 1.3 trillion rupees ($23 billion).
為減少印度饑餓人口，政府將于本周對《國家食品安全法》進行審議。據該法案表示，飲食是人類的合法權利。若該法案順利通過，約八億印度人口將享受廉價食物。根據新法規定，政府每月將補貼五公斤糧食，并覆蓋全國三分之二人口。糧食包括大米、小麥和小米。該項目將耗資1.3萬億盧比（230億美元）。
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