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Central Cooperative Banking in U.P. a study in resource pattern JAI PRAKASH
GAUR fi th in d : m pl pr Ni Fi CENTRAL cooperative banks and banking unions
form of poor means do not have large funds to deposit . the pivot of cooperative ...
Central Cooperative Banking in U.P. a study in resource pattern JAI PRAKASH
GAUR fi th in d : m pl pr Ni Fi CENTRAL cooperative banks and banking unions
form of poor means do not have large funds to deposit . the pivot of cooperative ...
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The signi become the most important source of funds . These ficant point in this
connection is the participation of banks may borrow from cooperative banks (
which includes borrowings from Reserve Bank of India the State Government in
the ...
The signi become the most important source of funds . These ficant point in this
connection is the participation of banks may borrow from cooperative banks (
which includes borrowings from Reserve Bank of India the State Government in
the ...
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A Promising Cooperative Bank CO“ MATURITY comes with age ” is a saying that
does not hold good in the case of Ahmednagar District Central Cooperative Bank
. Though young in age this operative bank has outstrode many who are in the ...
A Promising Cooperative Bank CO“ MATURITY comes with age ” is a saying that
does not hold good in the case of Ahmednagar District Central Cooperative Bank
. Though young in age this operative bank has outstrode many who are in the ...
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Contents
VOL | 15 |
THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTDr B R | 5 |
SOME UNCONVENTIONAL THOUGHTS ON C D PROGRAMMEDr Ram K Vepa | 11 |
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accepted achieved acres activities administration adoption agency agricultural areas assistance Bank become better Block bodies building cent centres Committee Community Development consumer continue cooperative course crop cultivators Department district economic effective efforts existing Extension fact factors farmers farming field functions funds give given Government implementation important improved increase India industries institutions interest irrigation lakhs land leaders leadership living loans marketing meet ment methods movement necessary nutrition objective officers operation organisation Panchayat Panchayati Raj period persons Plan population possible practices Pradesh present problems production programme progress projects requirements responsibility result role rural scheme selected social societies success supply taken technical tion tribal Union units various village welfare workers youth
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| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 12; Volumes 14-15 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development and Cooperation |
| Published | 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Feb 2007 |
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