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The issue of NCCT delink from its parent body NCUI is on the verge of resolution, informed sources confide. The hope of a quick resolution gained strength ever since Dileep Sanghani took ov
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The issue of NCCT delink from its parent body NCUI is on the verge of resolution, informed sources confide. The hope of a quick resolution gained strength ever since Dileep Sanghani took over as the president of the apex co-op body NCUI, point out sources.
In the process of finding a respectable exit from the imbroglio, the ministry officials have debated the issue extensively. The two top ministers- Union Cabinet Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and MoS Parshottam Rupala have also been kept in the loop.
Parshottam Rupala seeks suggestions on revamping administrative structure of cooperatives
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Last Updated: May 11, 2021, 08:59 PM IST
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KRIBHCO Chairman and former President of NCUI Chandra Pal Singh Yadav said a separate ministry or department for cooperatives is necessary so as to avoid overlapping, and also streamline the functioning of cooperative organisations all over the country.
The cooperatives have a big role in creating a self-reliant India but there are many issues that require urgent attention, NCUI quoted him as saying in a statement on Tuesday.
Union Minister Parshottam Rupala has invited suggestions from stakeholders for revamping the administrative structure for cooperatives, according to a release issued by the National Cooperative Union of India (NCUI). The Minister of State for Agriculture was addressing a webinar on setting up a separate administrative structure for cooperatives , organised by NCUI.
Vadodara/Anand: In 2012, Mittal Patel of Borsad taluka’s Kavitha village ventured into dairy business with just one cow. She along with her husband and brother-in-law increased cattle holding by taking loans. Now, this 38-year-old is a proud owner of Sargam dairy farm, having nearly 200 cows including 75 calves. The farm alone supplies around 1,700 litres milk directly to Amul Dairy on a daily basis.
Women dairy entrepreneurs like Mittal are the backbone of the dairy industry in Gujarat – the cradle of India’s White Revolution . A study carried out by research scholars of the Verghese Kurien Centre of Excellence (VKCoE) of the Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) highlights women’s pivotal role in growth of Gujarat’s dairy sector.