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‘Primary agri cooperative sector lacks momentum’

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The cooperation secretary W.V.R Murthy said that though the marketing societies, credit societies and corporation banks in the cooperation sector are doing well the Goa Primary agriculture cooperative sector is not having much momentum in the state.   

“The government is trying to improve the agriculture cooperation scenario in the state. The Government has initiated computerisation of Primary agriculture cooperatives in the state. 12 such PAC’s have been computerised”, said Murthy while speaking at the award distribution ceremony to best performing cooperative societies at Secretariat Seminar Hall, Porvorim on 24 January 2019.   

The National Co-operation Development Corporation (NCBC) distributed awards for cooperative excellence and merit to three cooperative societies in Goa. Pedne Taluka Farmers Cooperative limited, Kurdi Vividh Karyakari Sahakari Society limited, Karmali corlim multipurpose cooperative society got the awards.   

These cooperative societies have mad net profit without any financial defaulting worked for social cause in 

the society.   

This is first time the NCBC has distributed awards in Goa. These awards are 

given by NCBC to recognise and encourage good working 

cooperatives. Rs 25,000 and recommendation letter are 

given to the cooperative societies as awards.   

Menino D’souza, Registrar cooperative societies, Vandana Savadi, Regional Director of NCDC, Prasad Valvaikar, Deputy director Registrar of cooperative societies, V.B. Prabhu Verlekar and Vitthal Vernekar, Chairman of Goa Supply Board and marketing Federation were also present at the awards distribution ceremony.   

Menino D’souza applauded the efforts taken by Cooperative societies to solve their problems on their own. “The cooperative moment in Goa has become robust”, he added.   

This time few nominations were sent from Goa that is why only three cooperative societies were selected for best cooperative awards. Actually NDFC has plans to give six awards in Goa. It may recalled that there are about 3,631 registered co-operative societies in Goa.  

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Accidents due to stray cattle: Councillor cleans Baina area

residents urged to stop throwing garbage in open

The Goan Network
Published Jan 25, 2019, 3:53 AM IST
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the goan I networkvascoMormugao Councillor Murari Bandekar on Thursday afternoon cleaned up an area near old PWD quarters and also shifted the garbage bins away from the roadside, following complaints of accidents due to stray cattle.  According to information, the place had roadside garbage bins but many people would throw garbage by the roadside, attracting stray cattle to the site.  A number of minor accidents were reported in the area, as…

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