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The Smart Ration Distribution System (SRDS) requires reliable beneficiary, entitlement, inventory and transaction records to support accountable delivery of essential commodities. This paper presents a role-based Smart Ration Distribution and Anti-Black-Marketing Management System that consolidates beneficiary records, ration-shop stock, distribution transactions and complaints in a digital application. Beneficiaries can review recorded entitlement and distribution history and submit complaints; dealers can verify beneficiaries, record distribution and update stock; administrators can manage records, review complaints and inspect monitoring alerts. Rule-based checks flag duplicate entries, quantities exceeding recorded entitlement and stock discrepancies for human verification. The supplied project report and interface screenshots document the system modules and selected application screens. However, the source report does not provide executed test measurements, sample sizes or a confirmed technology stack; therefore, this paper reports functional design and available implementation evidence without claiming measured reductions in leakage or fraud
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