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Lending and Repayment Performance of Agriculture Cooperative Banks

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PARAMASIVAN C at THANTHAI PERIYAR GOVERNMENT COLLEGE
PARAMASIVAN C
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... With the help of statistical tools lesser significant factors were eliminated and five factors have been analysed with care and caution for understanding the reason for overdue and default. Paramasivan (2008) in his article "Lending and repayment performance of primary agriculture co-operative banks" focused on the primary agricultural co-operative societies in Mallasamudram block in Namakkal District of Tamil Nadu. He suggested that the restructuring of co-operative societies is unavoidable in the present day situation and the primary agricultural cooperative banks should change their structure and programmes in accordance with modern development. ...
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A CRITICAL STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AGRICULTURAL LOAN WAIVER SCHEMES: A CASE OF MAHATMA JYOTIBA PHULE KARJ MUKTI YOJANA IN NAGPUR
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