Kurukshetra, Volume 121963 - Community development |
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All that the consumer cooperatives can ensure is that their trading margins are not excessive , and that between the costs at which the societies get their goods from the market or from the Government and the prices at which they sell ...
All that the consumer cooperatives can ensure is that their trading margins are not excessive , and that between the costs at which the societies get their goods from the market or from the Government and the prices at which they sell ...
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It is significant that during the year 1962-63 , nearly 57.5 % of the Railway staff ( including a small number of retired employees ) were covered by the 26 Railway Cooperative Credit Societies . Though there were no additions to the ...
It is significant that during the year 1962-63 , nearly 57.5 % of the Railway staff ( including a small number of retired employees ) were covered by the 26 Railway Cooperative Credit Societies . Though there were no additions to the ...
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The State Cooperative Bank has a total share capital of Rs . 11 lakhs of which Rs . 8 lakhs have been contributed by government and the rest by central societies , primary societies , individuals and others .
The State Cooperative Bank has a total share capital of Rs . 11 lakhs of which Rs . 8 lakhs have been contributed by government and the rest by central societies , primary societies , individuals and others .
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achieve activities administrative agencies agricultural agricultural production areas assistance banks better Block capital cent Central centres Committee Community Development consumer contribution cooperative cooperative societies covered cultivators cultural district economic effective efforts elected established existing experience Extension fact farmers farming field functioning give given Government Gram groups growth implementation important improved increase India industries institutions interest labour lakhs land living loans marketing means meet ment methods million Minister Ministry movement necessary officers operation organisation Panchayat Panchayati Raj period Plan political population possible practices Pradesh present primary problems production programme progress projects responsibility result role rural Samitis scheme sector Shri social societies success supply taken tion Union units various village welfare women workers youth
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| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 12 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Community Development and Cooperation, India. Ministry of Rural Development |
| Published | 1963 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 27 Apr 2006 |
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