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Dorjay, Kohli call for strengthening, revival of Coop Societies

KH Business Desk by KH Business Desk
December 27, 2017
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Rajouri: Minister for Cooperative and Ladakh Affairs, Chering Dorjay and Minister for Animal, Sheep Husbandry and Fisheries, Abdul Gani Kohli inaugurated a Cooperative Awareness Camp organized by the Cooperative Department here Wednesday at Kalakote.

Speaking on the occasion, the Minister for Cooperative said the Government is committed to revive Cooperative societies in the State. He said the elections to cooperative societies were conducted recently which he said will help to strengthen the cooperative movement in the State.

The Minister asked the concerned to form dairy, poultry and fisheries cooperative societies as these sectors have great potential to generate employment and cater to the demand of general public.

Dorjay asked the Cooperative Department to organize similar camps in other parts including hilly and remote areas of the State so that maximum lot can take advantage of welfare schemes. He said awareness program will enhance the information regarding the centrally sponsored schemes and other welfare schemes meant for weaker sections of the society. He said promotion of Cooperative units was the only way to boost economy in rural areas.

In his address, the Minister for Animal and Sheep Husbandry said strengthening and revival of Cooperative Societies would prove a game changer for rural economy.

Referring to democratic and voluntary character of Cooperative institutions, Kohli asked the people to engage in Cooperative model of production to become economically self-reliant through the mantra of helping each other to help themselves.

Appreciating the Department for holding Camp in the Kalakote, the Minister said the aim of organizing such camps is to aware general masses about the programs of the government. He appealed the people to come forward and register themselves with Cooperative Societies to avail benefits of various schemes launched by the State and Centre Governments to promote Cooperative production. He asked the organizers to work with utmost dedication and achieve the   targets and ensure that the benefits of welfare schemes reach to maximum lot. Kohli also called for organizing similar camps in other hilly and remote areas of Kalakote Constituency.

Meanwhile several deputations met the Ministers during their visit to Constituency and apprised them about their individual and collective proble

Dorjay and Kohli gave a patient hearing and assured them that their genuine demands will be looked into.

Secretary Cooperative, Bashir Ahmad Bhat also spoke on the occasion and highlighted the achievements of the Cooperative Department.

Chairman, J&K Cooperative Union Limited, Rajesh Gupta, Chairman, J&K Dairy Cooperative Union Limited also threw light on the importance of the awareness program.

Senior Officers of Cooperative Department, district administration and a good number of people of the area participated in the Camp.

KH Business Desk

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