Regional Directorate, BENGALURU

Name of Regional Directorate: Bengaluru
Jurisdiction: Karnataka
Address: 3rd Floor, Karnataka Housing Board Shopping Complex, National Games Village, Vivekanagar Post, Bengaluru – 560 047
Name of Regional Director: Smt. Tanisha Lal
Contact details: Ph: 080-25702112, Fax: 080-25701860, E-mail: ro.bangalore ncdc.in

Google Map link (Route map of Directorate):

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Cooperative Societies in Karnataka:

S.No. Category of Societies Working Defunct Liquidation Total
1 Multi State Cooperative Societies 16     16
2 State level Cooperative Federations 33   5 38
3 District central Cooperative Banks 21     21
4 Primary Co-op Agriand Rural Development Bank Ltd, 176   2 178
5 Primary Agriculture Co-operative Societies (PACS) 5343 15 165 5523
6 Large Size Adivasi Multi-Purpose Coop Societies 25     25
7 Sericulture growers Cooperative Societies 27 4 12 43
8 Sahakari Grain Banks 95 1 9 105
9 Urban Cooperative Banks 248   41 289
10 Other Credit Cooperative Societies 2892 139 220 3251
11 Employers Credit Cooperative Societies 1051 55 108 1214
12 Taluka Agriculture Primary Coop MarkgSocieties 179   9 188
13 Other Marketing Cooperative Societies 86 6 13 105
14 Cooperative Sugar Factories 25 2 10 37
15 Processing Cooperative Societies 124 10 26 160
16 Cooperative Spinning Mills 11   6 17
17 Oilseed Growers Cooperative Societies 236 32 62 330
18 Livestock Cooperative Societies 523 25 64 612
19 Milk Producers Cooperative Societies 14968 399 605 15972
20 Cooperative Milk unions 14   2 16
21 Joint farming Cooperative Societies 46 9 111 166
22 Lift Irrigation Cooperative Societies 74 11 36 121
23 Water Users Cooperative Societies 2874 307 38 3219
24 Fisheries Cooperative Societies 585 11 44 640
25 Weavers Cooperative Societies 628 59 156 843
26 Other Industrial Cooperative Societies 198 31 122 351
27 Industrial Cooperative Societies 258 48 263 569
28 Consumer Cooperative Societies 1177 48 139 1364
29 Central Co-operative Whole sale Stores 29 1 12 42
30 Housing Cooperative Societies 1317 112 334 1763
31 Forest Labour Cooperative Societies 18 4 14 36
32 Labour Cooperative Societies 74 25 51 150
33 District Cooperative Union 40 4   44
34 District Cooperative Federation 7     7
35 Multi-purpose Cooperative Societies 2051 170 149 2370
36 Student Consumer Cooperative Societies 102 6 10 118
37 Barber Cooperative Societies 73   9 82
38 Women Multi-purpose Cooperative Societies 1068 134 241 1443
39 Garibi Hatavo Cooperative Societies 32   6 38
40 Tailor Cooperative Societies 10 6 15 31
41 Leather Cooperative Societies 21 6 26 53
42 Tree Planters Cooperative Societies 10   11 21
43 Hand Pounding Cooperative Societies 1   5 6
44 Washer men Cooperative Societies 6   2 8
45 Electricity Cooperative Societies 10 2   12
46 Transport Cooperative Societies 9   6 15
47 Co-operative Hospitals 6 4 3 13
48 Co-operative Printing press 15 5 7 27
49 Wool weavers Cooperative Societies 291 12 26 329
50 Other Cooperative Societies 409 31 90 530
  Total 37532 1730 3289 42551

Implementation of NCDC Programmes:

Financial support by NCDC:

Up to 31.03.2022, NCDC has provided total assistance of 3136.13 crore benefitting various cooperative projects/units as follows:

S.No. Scheme/Activity Cumulative Disbursements as on
31.03.2022 (Rs. in crore)
1 Marketing & Inputs 95.07
2 Sugar 2219.23
3 Textile 119.95
4 Processing 42.33
5 Weaker Sections 122.61
6 Consumer 10.73
7 Storage 93.39
8 ICDP 25.11
9 Promotional Schemes 40.53
10 Service & Agri. Credit 366.82
11 FPO 0.36
  Total 3136.13

Sector Wise Cumulative Disbursements as on 31st March, 2022

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Achievements during last 5 years (Up to 31.03.2022):

Year Assistance
Sanctions Disbursements
(Rs. in crore)
Number Amount
2017-18 28 447.45 450.23
2018-19 29 155.06 269.25
2019-20 47 164.81 151.673
2020-21 40 117.73 170.69
2021-22 37 24.11 164.49

Highlights of the programmes assisted and other relevant achievements/ issues during the last 5 years (2017-18 to 2021-22):

  • Successfully encouraged Cooperatives in availing of assistance under direct funding schemes of NCDC
  • Promoted Cooperative movement in the state at all levels i.e. from Primary to Apex Federation
  • Financial assistance of Rs.874.80 crore was provided to various Agro Processing Units
  • Financial assistance of Rs.43.63 crore was provided to Dairy Co-operatives for creation of various infrastructural facilities
  • Funded cooperatives in service sector like transport, hospital etc.
  • Provided working capital to Primary Agriculture Credit Society (PACs) & Souharda Cooperatives under Service & Agriculture sector to the tune of Rs.366.82 crore
  • Financial assistance of Rs.95.07 crore was provided to Marketing Cooperatives for improvement of their businesses
  • Under the Central Sector Scheme for implementation of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), 0.36 crore was provided to 5 CBBOs.
  • The Regional Training Centre (RTC), Bengaluru established in 2019 for imparting Skill Development programmes to Cooperative personnel has conducted 11 training programmes for officials of PACS. Details are given below:
S. No Training Topics Date of Training No. of Participants
2019-20
1 Business Development and Assets Management in Primary Level Coop. Societies 02.08.2019 17
2 Accounts & Book Keeping in Primary Level Coop. Societies 06.08.2019 14
3 Accounts & Book Keeping in Primary Level Coop. Societies 27.08.2019 19
2020-21
4 General Management in Primary Level Coop. Societies 24.06.2020 50
25.05.2020 48
5 Business Development & Assets Management for Primary Level Cooperatives 14.07.2020 55
15.07.2020 50
6 Accounts & Book Keeping in Primary Level Cooperatives 13.08.2020 51
14.08.2020 48
2021-22
7 General Management for Primary Level Cooperatives 05.07.2021 39
06.07.2021
8 Role of Women Directors in Governance and Business Development in Cooperatives 29.07.2021 31
30.07.2021
9 Business Development and Assets Management for Primary Level Cooperatives 16.09.2021 32
17.09.2021
9 Business Development and Assets Management for Primary Level Cooperatives 16.09.2021 32
17.09.2021
10 Accounts & Book Keeping in Primary Level Coop. Societies 05.01.2022 26
06.01.2022
11 “FFPO Scheme and Guidelines” for FFPOs/Fishers/Fish Farmers and Members of Fisheries Cooperatives 15.02.2022 32
Total 160

New Initiatives in the Region during F.Y.2021-22:

  • Implementation Central Sector FPO programme
  • Promoting activities under PMMSY/PMFME/AMI scheme

Initiatives for development of Aspirational Districts(identified by NITI Aayog) through Cooperatives:

NITI Aayog has identified two districts i.e. Yadagiri and Raichur as an Aspirational Districts.

  • In Yadagir District, financial assistance of Rs.194.15 lakh has been provided under ICDP Scheme to 79 PACS for renovation of Godown, Margin Money, purchase of Furniture & Fixture, establishment of E-Kiosk, Computerization of PACS, opening of banking counters with Safe locker facility, replacement of tin roof with RCC roofing during the years 2006 to 2013.
  • In Raichur District, NCDC has provided financial assistance of Rs. 233.93 lakh to Milk Union and Primary Milk Producers’ Cooperative Societies towards modernization-cum-expansion of milk packaging unit and modernization-cum-expansion of milk collection centers during 2012 to 2016. Financial assistance of Rs. 62.45 lakh has been provided for creation of 2960 MT capacity godown by Raichur Agri. Produce Mktg. & Processing Coop. Ltd., Raichur.

Development Opportunities in the State through Cooperatives:

  • Modernization-cum-expansion, capacity optimization and cogeneration projects of Cooperative Sugar Mills.
  • Working capital to Cooperatives, including sugar mills, marketing, Agri Credit Cooperatives & Souharda Cooperatives.
  • Creating storage capacity by Cooperatives in rural areas.
  • Focus on Service Sectors
  • Promoting Agro. Processing and other value addition activities.
  • Formulation of FPOs/FFPOs.

Success Stories:

  • Raichur Agricultural Produce Marketing & Processing Co-operative Society
    The Raichur Agricultural Produce Marketing & Processing Cooperative Society situated in Raichur District which is one of aspirational districts in the state is the biggest taluk level cooperative society in the Karnataka state. It is registered under coop society’s act in 1956. The society is having 2144 farmer members and 61 primary coop societies/others with entire Raichur taluk as its area of operation. The society’s main function is to handle agri goods i.e. purchase & sales of agri goods of farmer members and others also. In additions to that the society owns processing units like (1) Ginning & Pressing (2) Rice mill (3) Agri implements factory. Further the society owns 35 godowns for stocking of agri goods of farmer members and traders on rental bases and also owns shops for collection and marketing of agri. products.
    NCDC has been part of the Raichur Agricultural Produce Marketing & Processing Co-operative Society Ltd., Raichur and has provided financial assistance towards Construction of Godowns, setting up Ginning and Pressing Unit etc.

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  • KALASA Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Society, Chikmagalur, Karnataka
    KALASA PACS, Chikmagalur     was started in 1976 with the objective of improvement of socio-economic condition of the members. The society is engaged in all types of Banking activities and distribution of PDS, Agri. Inputs, Hardware, cement etc. Area of operation of the society is Kalasa Taluk in Chikmagalur District. The society has 4437 members and a paid up share capit of ₹121.06 lakh. It has 2 branches, 18 godowns (16 Own 2 on rent) & 8 shops selling various products and has a net worth of ₹950.22 lakh. The society has been continuously working in profit and its audit classification is A. As per the tentative financial statements for 2021-22, the society has achieved a turnover of ₹4470.90 lakh and earned a net profit of ₹30.59 lakh.
    NCDC has been associated with the development of Kalasa PACS and has provided financial assistance towards Construction of Godowns(2 numbers of 990 MT & 250 MT each), working capital, setting up of Coffee Hulling Grading and packing unit with 3050 MT godown(under implementation) etc.

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Glimpses of other Activities in Karnataka:

  • District Level Awareness – cum-Training programme on PRADHAN MANTRI MATSYA SAMPADA YOJANA (PMMSY)
    Four District Level Awareness-cum-Training programme on Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana(PMMSY) were jointly organized by LINAC Regional Training Centre, NCDC, Bengaluru and Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairy, GoI, as detailed below:
    S.No District Date of Programme No. of participants
    1 Dakshin Kannada & Udupi 15.04.2021 141
    2 Karwar 26.08.2021 160
    3 Mysuru 15.12.2021 100
    4 Yadgir 07.01.2022 160

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    • Fisheries Export Promotion Workshop held at Mangaluru on 19.03.2022
      NCDC-COOPEXCIL jointly with the Department of Fisheries, Government of India conducted “The Fisheries Export Promotion Workshop”, on 19 March 2022 at Mangaluru, Karnataka with an objective to provide a common platform to the government, industry & cooperatives stakeholders for identifying the interventions required at the policy formulation and implementation levels towards achieving the objectives laid under PMMSY.
      The workshop was attended by 81 participants from Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Goa with representation from government, private and cooperative sectors. The participants included fisheries-based industries and related sectors, fish feed manufacturers, fishery business incubator, manufacturers and suppliers of aquaculture related accessories, fishery associations / cooperative fishery federations, experts in fishery supply chain, officials from State fishery department, officials from NCDC, MPEDA, NFDB, CMFRI etc.
      Shri Sundeep Kumar Nayak, MD, NCDC and Chairman COOPEXCIL formally inaugurated the workshop. The workshop had two sessions viz. (i) Perspective of Government Stakeholders and (2) Perspective of Cooperative & Industry stakeholders wherein experts from Government, Institutes, Industry etc.
      The workshop was well received and touched on all aspect of the fishing industry. The present situation in the sector and measures to improve the system were brought out by the key speakers.
      During the workshop NCDC and College of Fisheries, Mangaluru signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for collaboration and cooperation in fisheries sector.

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