<h1>India's Subsidized Food Provisions Align with WTO Rules; Interim Mechanism in Place for Procurement Support Limits.</h1> The National Food Security Act's provisions for subsidized food align with WTO rules, though procurement-related support must be limited as per WTO regulations. The G-33, including India, proposed excluding food stock acquisition from trade-distorting support calculations to aid low-income producers and combat hunger. At the Ninth WTO Ministerial Conference in Bali, members agreed on an interim mechanism to address this issue until a permanent solution is reached by the Eleventh Conference. This information was shared by a government official in the Rajya Sabha.