CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY
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• Co-operative movement in our country shall not solely keep however additionally grow in times to come back. •
In spite of the drawbacks skilled within the operating and administration of the cooperative societies, they have positively contributed to the expansion and development of the economy.
CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY
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• The orientations of commercial organization and co-operative organizations are basically different. • In a commercial organization, earning and maximizing the profits is the sole motive • whereas in a co-operative organization profit cannot be the sole motive.
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The prime objectives, additionally to the 3 fundamentals of co-operation mentioned higher than area unit to form offered the products and services in needed amount, of higher quality and at an inexpensive worth to its members.
CO OPERATIVE
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1. PUBLIC SECTOR 2. PRIVATE SECTOR 3. CO-OPERATIVE SECTOR
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1. PUBLIC SECTOR: The Union of Republic of India and therefore the several government undertake developments comes that area unit altogether in hand by either the Central Government or the government.
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2. PRIVATE SECTOR: which could be a sector wherever nonpublic enterprises area unit permissible in bound fields of economic activities.
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3.CO OPERATIVE SECTOR: which is superbly emulsified in between a public sector and therefore the private sector. it's edges of each the sectors and drawbacks of neither of them.
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• A Society is categorized on the idea of its objects. There are numerous forms of societies that may be formed below the Act below that it's registered: • Under Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 following types of Societies can be registered :
TYPES OF SOCIETIES
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• Agricultural Marketing Society
• Central Bank
• Consumer Society
• Crop Protection Society
• Co-operative Bank
• Farming Society
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• General Society
• Irrigation Society
• Housing Society
• Process Society
• Federal Society
• Producers Society
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