The Supreme Court of India has directed the states to implement the One Nation, One Ration Card scheme, citing the need to ensure that migrant workers have access to ration cards across the country. Background: The case began in 2020 when a petition was filed by a group of petitioners, seeking directions to the states to implement the scheme. Parties: The petitioners argued that the scheme was necessary to ensure that migrant workers had access to ration cards, while the states contended that they were facing difficulties in implementing the scheme. Legal issues: The court examined whether the states had taken adequate steps to implement the scheme and if the scheme was necessary to ensure that migrant workers had access to ration cards. Court observations: The court observed that the scheme was necessary to ensure that migrant workers had access to ration cards and that the states had failed to implement the scheme. Significance: This judgment has significant implications for migrant workers, who have been struggling to access ration cards across the country. The court's decision is expected to impact the lives of millions of migrant workers who are affected by the scheme.