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UDHAMPUR, JUNE 13:  In order to review the performance of all banks in key area of deposits and advances in the district, the District Development Commissioner, Ravinder Kumar convened District Level Review Committee (DLRC) & District Consultative Committee (DCC) meeting, here today.
Threadbare  discussion was  held on issues including  flow of credit to priority sector and weaker sections of society, issuance of KCCs , Bank and sector wise achievements in lending to priority/non priority sector under Annual Credit Plan 2017-18, Bank wise position of deposits/ Advances in the district as on 31-03-2018, review performance of key areas related to deposits and advances, finance to joint liability farming groups of bhoomi heen Kissan, Financial inclusion plan of the district, Number of financial literacy programmes by the rural branches of banks during the quarter, Functioning of financial literacy counseling center, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana,  doubling of farmers income by 2022, Master circular on KCC scheme, Seeding of Aadhar.
During the meeting, the DDC asked the bankers to generate maximum awareness in camps regarding different poverty alleviation and social security schemes of the government, for maximum financial inclusion.
The DDC instructed the bankers to improve CD ratio at par with the national level in the next quarter and fix targets according to the needs of the area concerned so as to achieve optimum results on the ground in a stipulated time frame. 
Earlier, LDM B S Negi briefed   about the various banks and their performance and achievement during the financial year 2018-19 in various sectors of the district.
Among others, Chief Planning Officers, Ashok Khajuria, GM DIC, Suram Chand Sharma, AGM RBI, Vikram Dhaanda, AGM NABARD, Manohar Lal and other district officers of various line departments besides large number of bankers were present in the meeting.
DODA MAY 02: In connection with the ongoing “Gram Swaraj Abhiyan” in the district, a Kissan Sammelan was organized today at Agriculture Complex Doda as well as Block Headquarters in which large number of farmers participated.
During the programme, awareness about various schemes being implemented by the Agriculture Department like PMFBY, PMKSY, Soil Health Card, KCC and other measures was created among the participants.
                    The scientists from Krishi Vikas Kendra Bhaderwah also spoke on the occasion and gave valuable information about the programmes implemented by the Central and State Govt in the sector.
          The programme was presided over by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pawan Parihar while Chief Agriculture Officer, Sunil koul, Sub Divisional Agriculture Officers and other field functionaries of Agriculture Department participated.

 JAMMU, AUGUST 29 - Vice Chairman, J&K State Advisory Board for Development of Kissans (JKSABDK) Daljit Singh Chib today chaired a meeting to discuss the steps to be taken for effective implementation of crop insurance schemes, Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loans and establishment of paddy procurement centres.
The officers of Food Corporation of India, NABARD, Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal and Sheep Husbandry  , Floriculture Departments, Board members, representatives of insurance companies and progressive farmers participated in the meeting.
The GM, FCI informed  the meeting that paddy procurement centres will be established in Akhnoor, Kathua and Bishnah well before harvest so that farmers don’t face any difficulty in selling their produce. He further informed that minimum support price of paddy has been increased by Rs.  80 per quintal while  that of maize has been fixed at Rs 1425 per quintal for the benefit of farmers.
Speaking  at the meeting, Daljeet Singh Chib said the government has taken various path-breaking steps for increasing the income of the farmers and realising the PM Narendra Modi’s dream of doubling their income by 2022.
He directed the representatives of the insurance companies to create awareness among the farmers about the benefits of crop insurance schemes to overcome the losses incurred due to the crop damages due to different reasons.  

The Vice Chairman assured the farmers that he will personally look into the problems being faced by them and advised them to use ultra-modern technology to boost their production and increase their income. There is a need to involve the Kisan Board members in the awareness programmes so that they can share their experiences with the farmers, he stressed.