Apply for a Ration Card Online

Ration Card Online Registration: Rules and Documents Required


A ration card is among one of the most important documents for almost every person in India. It’s issued by a state government and also entitles the holder of the card to ration of food, fuel and other goods issued by the government.

The cards are primarily used when purchasing subsidised food
(wheat, rice, sugar and kerosene.) The card details also provide an important proof of identity and residence of the individual and is commonly used as an identity proof when applying for making a domicile certificate, birth certificate, voter ID card etc.

Rations cards have historically been issued as printed booklets and contains all the financial information of a family. State governments have only recently started digitising the document. The switch to digital ration cards has not been done pan-India yet as the administration of these cards is handled by individual state governments.

Types of Ration Cards

Blue/Yellow/Green/Red Ration cards – For people who are below the poverty line. These ration cards are for obtaining various subsidies on food, fuel and other goods.

White Ration cards – These ration cards are for people above the poverty line. They help as an identification proof.

Who Can Apply for a Ration Card?

Any person permanently living in India who wants to have a ration but,

-He/She or some other person on his behalf, has not already applied or in possession of such a card.

-He/She or any member of his family is not included in another ration card.

Process of Applying for a Ration Card

The process of applying for a ration card, whether digital or otherwise, changes based on the state that an applicant is applying from. Each state has their own systems but the basic structure is constant.

Below are the links to each state’s individual ration card registration website:



States in IndiaLink
Apply for a digital ration cardDownload ration card application formsCheck status
Andhra Pradeshhttps://ap.meeseva.gov.in/DeptPortal/UserInterface/LoginForm.aspx
Arunachal Pradeshhttp://www.arunfcs.gov.in/forms.html
Biharhttp://sfc.bihar.gov.in/login.htm
Chattisgarhhttps://khadya.cg.nic.in/citizen/documents/New_Rc_Format.pdf
Gujarathttps://www.digitalgujarat.gov.in/Citizen/CitizenService.aspxwww.digitalgujarat.gov.in/DownLoad/pdfforms/s51.pdf
Haryanahttp://saralharyana.gov.in
Himachal Pradeshhttp://admis.hp.nic.in/ehimapurti/pdfs/cardeng.pdfhttp://edistrict.hpgov.in/pages/staticSite/trackApplic ationStatus.xhtml
Jammu and Kashmirhttp://jkfcsca.gov.in/FormsGeneral.html
Jharkhandhttps://pds.jharkhand.gov.in/secc_cardholders/ercmsActivityRequest
Keralahttp://ecitizen.civilsupplieskerala.gov.in/index.php/c_user_home
Maharashtrahttps://rcms.mahafood.gov.in/PublicLogin/frmPublicUserRegistration.aspx https://aaplesarkar.mahaonline.gov.in/en
Mizoramhttps://fcsca.mizoram.gov.in/page/application-form1506663142
Odishahttp://www.foododisha.in/Download/NFSA.pdfhttp://www.pdsodisha.gov.in/TPDS/Reports/RationCardListReport.aspx
Punjabhttp://punjab.gov.in/eform/CitizenReg.xhtml
Delhihttps://edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in/in/en/Account/Register.html
West Bengalhttps://wbpds.gov.in/rptForUsers/rptFormDetails_usr.aspx
Andaman and Nicobar Islandshttp://dcsca.andaman.go
Dadra and Nagar Havelihttp://epds.nic.in/DN/epds/
Tripurahttp://epdstr.gov.in/TR/epds
Documents Required for Ration Card :-

Surrender certificate/Deletion certificate/No card certificate if there is no previous family card
  1. Proof of identity and residence
  2. A self-addressed and stamped postal cover or postcard.
  3. Three passports-sized photographs
  4. Details about earlier applications and rejections (if applicable)
  5. Details of any LPG connection
  6. Mobile number/email id
  1. Proof of Identity and Address Proof Documents to Apply for Ration Card
  • Aadhaar card
  • Employee identity card
  • Voter ID
  • Passport
  • Any government issued identity card
  • Health card (including the Aaragoyasri card)
  • Driving license
  • Death certificate
  • Transfer certificate
  • Marriage certificate
For Member Removal or Addition
  1. Death certificate
  2. Transfer certificate
  3. Marriage certificate
  4. Birth Certificate



Comments

  1. UnknownJanuary 18, 2021 at 7:13 AM

    What about Karnataka

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownJanuary 18, 2021 at 7:17 AM

    What about UP

    ReplyDelete
  3. rxpharam12January 19, 2021 at 12:47 AM

    What about Pondicherry

    ReplyDelete
  4. UnknownJanuary 21, 2021 at 2:36 AM

    I have no ration card .I want to apply . i am living with my family at , 91 Haripuram Colony, near KNP College Bagli Road Misrod Bhopal-462026.

    ReplyDelete

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