The Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) in India primarily involves the sale of wheat and rice. This scheme aims to regulate the market price of these essential commodities and ensure food security during emergencies like droughts and floods. The government maintains buffer stocks to support the Public Distribution System (PDS) and welfare programs. Wheat and rice are staple foods for a important portion of the Indian population, making their management crucial for food security.
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