Exam 3: Co-Operative Societies and Economic Development in India

The Bank Regulation Act was enacted for civil co-operative banks from __________.

Co-operative societies should be established by____________________.

State Co-operative Bank operates at ____________________ level.

The first co-operative sugar factory in Asia was started in_____________________.

The co-operative movement is a way to eliminate _________________ inequality in the society.

Where are the largest urban co-operative banks in India?

The origin of cooperation is ___________________.

Mr. Shivajirao Patil Committee submitted its report to the Government in _________.

Bangalore City Co-operative Credit Society was established in__________________.

India has adopted a new open economic policy since_________________.

Labour Cooperative Society can be established in________________ areas.

70% of the total population of India is dependent on _____________for employment.

Agriculture and Rural Development Banks are also called as ________________.

The father of co-operation is _____________________.

The co-operative movement has become a tool for_________________ development.

Increasing the income level of people in developing countries means __________development.

In India, the Co-operation Act was passed in the year________________.

Rochdale's cooperative principles are _________________________.

The structure of cooperation is________________.

Primary agricultural credit works at ___________________level.