Shopian March 03: District
Development Commissioner (DDC) Shopian, Mohammad Aijaz, today chaired the
District Level Review Committee (DLRC) meeting to review the progress made by
banks and line departments for the third quarter against the targets of
district credit plan 2017-18.
The meeting, which was convened by Lead Bank Shopian, was attended by the District Officers of the concerned departments, RBI, DDM NABARD, District Coordinators of various Banks, representatives NGOs and other concerned.
The meeting, which was convened by Lead Bank Shopian, was attended by the District Officers of the concerned departments, RBI, DDM NABARD, District Coordinators of various Banks, representatives NGOs and other concerned.
The meeting discussed in detail progress and
achievements made by the banks in the implementation of various
government-sponsored schemes like Kisan Credit Card, NULM, Housing for all,
handloom weavers, MUDRA, SHGs, JLGs, Artisan Credit Card, and Stand Up India. Besides, the sponsored schemes, loans provided by
banks under direct lending mode, was also discussed.
Giving the details about the performance of Banks,
the meeting was told that total deposits up to 3rd quarter
reached to Rs 1055.12 crore, total advances to Rs 909.04 crore, while as CD
ratio stands at 116 percent.
It was said that under priority sector, the banks have disbursed Rs
441 crore against the target of Rs 774 crore and under non-priority
the sector has disbursed Rs 59 crore against a target of Rs 70 crore.
Speaking on the occasion, the DDC exhorted upon the banks to conduct massive awareness camps about the various banking schemes in
collaboration with departments to increase the credit flow in various
sectors. He advised the banks to provide hassle-free sanction and
disbursement of loans under sponsored as well as direct lending mode.
He stressed upon on greater coordination between banks, various line departments and RSETI. He called for focused attention on dairying and sheep husbandry sector for creation of income generating units in
far-flung areas.
It was said that under priority sector, the banks have disbursed Rs
441 crore against the target of Rs 774 crore and under non-priority
the sector has disbursed Rs 59 crore against a target of Rs 70 crore.
Speaking on the occasion, the DDC exhorted upon the banks to conduct massive awareness camps about the various banking schemes in
collaboration with departments to increase the credit flow in various
sectors. He advised the banks to provide hassle-free sanction and
disbursement of loans under sponsored as well as direct lending mode.
He stressed upon on greater coordination between banks, various line departments and RSETI. He called for focused attention on dairying and sheep husbandry sector for creation of income generating units in
far-flung areas.
On the occasion, the DDC also released the
Potential Linked Plan (PLP) prepared by NABARD for the year 2018-19. It is
pertinent to mention
that PLP projection of the district for the year 2018-19 was assessed
at Rs 862 crore. While as agriculture was estimated at Rs 717 crore,
an amount of Rs 95 crore for MSME, 2.4 Cr for Export credit, 9.8 crore
for Education, Rs 20.8 crore for Housing, and Rs 5.8 crore for social
infrastructure, 2.5 crore for renewable energy and 7.9 crore for
others.
Later DDC releases Rs: 862 Crore under NABARD Potential Credit Plan for the year 2018-19
that PLP projection of the district for the year 2018-19 was assessed
at Rs 862 crore. While as agriculture was estimated at Rs 717 crore,
an amount of Rs 95 crore for MSME, 2.4 Cr for Export credit, 9.8 crore
for Education, Rs 20.8 crore for Housing, and Rs 5.8 crore for social
infrastructure, 2.5 crore for renewable energy and 7.9 crore for
others.
Later DDC releases Rs: 862 Crore under NABARD Potential Credit Plan for the year 2018-19
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