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How many tons of rice will be procured by the Bangladesh government under the direct procurement method (DPM) from India?

How many tons of rice will be procured by the Bangladesh government under the direct procurement method (DPM) from India? Correct Answer 150,000 

The correct answer is 150,000.

  • Bangladesh government has approved a proposal to procure 150,000 tons of rice under the direct procurement method (DPM) from India.
  • The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved three separate proposals to procure 350,000 tons of rice under the DPM from India, Thailand and Vietnam.
  • Non-basmati boiled rice will be procured from the Punjab State Civil Supplies Corporation Ltd.

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