NABARD sanctions Rs 42.75 crore to Kerala

The womens bank, mooted in the Union Budget for FY2014, should be floated as a joint venture between the Government, five-six major public sector banks and a development financial institution, according to Nabard. The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural ...

Amid allegations of cooperative banks being used as conduits for money laundering, the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard), which jointly regulates such lenders, has said that it has found no shortcoming pointing towards any ...

The state government will get Rs 200 crore financial aid from the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) for basic infrastructure development in the state, K Babu, Minister for Fisheries, Ports and Excise, said on Sunday. While ...

National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development (NABARD)--which monitors rural co-operative banks in the country--has played a phenomenal role in empowering rural India. Today, NABARD caters to almost 3 crore farmers across the country. The ...

Co-operative Minister Harshawardhan Patil's announcement in Legislative Council that 'no farmer will be denied the crop loan,' and Maharashtra government would make every effort to provide crop loans to farmers is likely to be a hoax. This is ...

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) has sanctioned a loan of Rs.545.51 crore from its Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF) for the Government of Jharkhand. The fund is meant to be used for the Subarnarekha Multi ...

kanchan siddiqui AUSGRAM (Burdwan), 17 MAY: Riding on the success of the Bhalki Watershed Project, Nabard has decided to launch another similar project in Ausgram in Burdwan ~ the rice bowl of Bengal.The Bhalki Watershed Project kicked off in 2003.

With tiny landholdings in rural India growing, there is a need to develop banking products for farmers that will help in capital formation, according to the Nabard Chairman. Rural and urban banking require different kinds of products and processes, Prakash ...

ONE may be cursing the growers when one pays a high price for Kashmiri apples, wondering what share of the money the orchard owners would be receiving. But the reality is that the apple growers dont even know the price at which the fruit is sold in ...