February 20, 1971 a quantity of 4 million tonnes as the requirement of additional stocks, thus bringing the total gross demand to 133 million tonnes. Though the author has elsewhere referred to the need for building up buffer stocks, he has not made any allowance for this factor while computing the demand for food- grains in 1973-74.
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