INDIAN COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT · 14 INDIAN COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT NATIONAL INCOME AT MARKET PRICES (AT 2011-12 PRICES IN `) Item 2011-12 (NS) 2012-13 (NS) 2013-14 (NS) 2014-15 (P) Gross

A STATISTICAL PROFILE 1

INDIAN COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT

A STATISTICAL PROFILE - 2016

INDIAN COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT2

Compiled , Designed & Edited by

Badrul HasanConsultant, National Cooperative Union of India

Santosh Kumar SharmaHonorary Consultant, National Cooperative Union of India

Supported by

R.C. PandeyNational Cooperative Union of India

Published by

National Cooperative Union of India3, Siri Institutional Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi-110 016Website : www.ncui.coopE-mail : [email protected]

XIVth Edition November, 2016

@ All rights reserved

Chief PatronN. SatyanarayanaChief Executive, NCUI

The Government of India, immediately after independence, realising the important role cooperatives can play in the development of national economy, recognised them as a third economic sector. They were charged with the responsibility for

taking care, the needs and aspirations of rural India with special emphasis on uplifting small and marginal farmers as well as weaker section of the society.

The support received from our planners helped the cooperatives grow and play a very pivotal role in almost all sectors of Indian economy with special emphasis on agriculture and allied activities. The mere size of cooperative societies which is over 8.33 lakhs covering almost the entire population of the country speaks highly of the relevance of cooperatives in Indian developmental scenario.

India is now poised for second green revolution in which cooperatives are bound to play a dominant role in its success. With the advent of economic reforms in the country they need to gear up professionally and technically to face the challenges of competitiveness.

It is a well established fact that cooperatives have proven themselves time and again whenever the country has passed through difficult times of shortages, lack of supplies and other economic upheavals. The government of India needs to lay a renewed emphasis for the growth of cooperatives as was available till the 8th plan period.

Statistics is a very important tool in the hands of planners, this aspect of cooperatives is being well taken care of by National Cooperative Union of India. NCUI is from time to time coming out with the publication of Statistical Profile containing information not only on cooperatives but also incorporating in it various aspects of Indian economy as also of important countries in the world.

I am sure the present addition which is 14th in the series of "Indian Cooperative Movement - A Statistical Profile 2016" will be well received by the readers and shall be of immense value to co-operators, research scholars and planners.

I convey my heartfelt thanks to Shri N. Satyanarayana, Chief Executive, NCUI and his team for bringing out this much awaited publication.

Dr. Chandra Pal SinghPresident, NCUI

It is my privilege to present the 14th edition of "Indian Cooperative Movement - A Statistical Profile 2016". The profile has not only been updated but has also incorporated detailed analysis of credit & non-credit sectors of cooperative economy as also

different parameters of Indian economy with special emphasis on agriculture & allied sectors. Further. it also contains India's position with respect to SAARC and G 20 Nations. I am sure that the publication will help academicians and planners in framing policies. It also contains ample information for students of cooperation and professionals for their research & other academic use and will benefit those professionals who have interest in Indian economy vis a vis international scenario.

I take this opportunity to thank all member organizations. concerned ministries, NABARD. NCDC. Department of Cooperation of respective State governments, officials of Institute

of Cooperative Management and Sate Cooperative Unions for their cooperation in timely furnishing the sought for information, enabling NCUI to prepare this profile in record time.

I am highly indebted to Dr. Chandra Pal Singh. President, NCUI for his unstinted support and guidance without which compiling of the present edition of the profile would not have been possible.

I shall be failing in my duty if I do not convey my gratitude to S/Shri Badrul Hasan, former Executive Director NCDC & Consultant NCUI and Santosh Kumar Sharma, Ex Director NCDC & Honorary consultant NCUI for their valuable contribution in bringing out this profile within a short span of five months. I am also thankful to Shri R.C Pandey, Data Entry Operator for his contribution in compiling and analysing the data collected from different sources. My thanks are also to all the employees of NCUI who participated in successfully bringing out this publication.

I shall be awaiting comments and suggestions of the readers for making this profile more meaningful in its future editions.

N. SatyanarayanaChief Executive, NCUI


Glimpses of India ........................................................................................ 9

Indian Cooperatives: Progress and Developmental Trends ........................ 43

Organisational Structure, Functions & Progress of National Level Cooperative Federations ........................................................................... 89

Indian Members of International Cooperative Alliance ............................. 119

Overview of International Scenario vis a vis India .................................... 123

Bibliography ........................................................................................... 152

Abbreviations ......................................................................................... 153

C O N T E N T S

Glimpses of India


2001 CENSUS 2011 CENSUS

Population 1,02,87,37,436 1,21,05,69,573

Composition of Population (in Millions)

(a) Male 532.223 (51.74%) 623.121 (51.47%)

(b) Female 496.514 (48.26%) 587.447 (48.53%)

Child Population Age Group (0-6) 163.819 (15.9%) 164.478 (13.58%)

(a) Male child Population age group (0-6) 84.999 (51.89%) 85.732 (52.12%)

(b) Female child Population age group (0-6) 78.820 (48.11%) 78.746 (47.88%)

Scheduled Caste Population to Total Population 166.635 (16.2%) 201.38 (16.635%)

Scheduled Tribe Population to Total Population 84.326 (8.2%) 104.28 (8.614%)

Rural Population to Total Population 742.490 (72.2%) 833.463 (68.85%)

Urban Population to Total Population 286.119 (27.8%) 377.106 (31.15%)

Population Density (Persons per square kilometer) 325 382

Sex Ratio (females per 1000 males) 933 943

(a) Rural Sex Ratio (females per 1000 males) 946 949

(b) Urban Sex Ratio (females per 1000 males) 900 929

Total Workers (in Million) 402.512 (39.1%) 481.74 (39.8%)

Agricultural Work Force (million) 235.076 (58.4%) 263.02 (54.6%)

a) Cultivators 127.628 (54.4%) 118.69 (45.1%)

b) Agricultural Labourers 107.447 (45.6%) 144.33 (54.9%)

Other Workers (incl. Household Industry Workers) 167.436 (41.6%) 218.72 (45.4%)

Rural Workers to Total Workers 310.655 (77.18%) 348.59 (72.4%)

Urban Workers to Total Workers 91.857 (22.82%) 133.15 (27.6%)

Male Workers to Total Workers 275.463 (68.44%) 331.86 (68.9%)

Female Workers to Total Workers 127.048 (31.56%) 149.88 (31.1%)

INDIA AT A GLANCE


2000-01 2011-12

Geographical Area (Total) - in Million hectare 328.73 328.73

Land Utilization Area 305.19 305.81

Gross Cropped Area 185.34 195.25

Of which Irrigated Area (gross) 76.19 91.53

Area under Forest 69.53 70.02

No of Villages Year Year

Total Number of Villages 2001 638588 2011 640930

Total Number of Towns 2001 5161 2011 7933

Total District 2001 593 2012 651

Total Sub-District 2001 5463 2011 5924

Total Number of Households (in Millions) 2001 191.96 2011 330.84

(a) Rural Households (in Millions) 2001 138.27 2011 220.7

(b) Urban Households (in Millions) 2001 53.69 2011 110.14

Population below Poverty Line 2009 29.8% 2011 21.9%

(a) Rural Population 2009 33.8% 2011 25.7%

(b) Urban Population 2009 20.9% 2011 13.7%

No. of Regd. Allopathic Doctors 2010 827006 2014 938861

No. of Regd. Dental Doctors 2010 114047 2014 154436

No of Registered Doctors under Ayush Systems 2010 785185 2014 736538

Total no of medical colleges 2010 300 2014 398

Total number of seats 2010 34084 2014 46456

Total no of Dentals colleges 2010 290 2015 305

Total no of seats 2010 23800 2015 26240

Total no of Pharmacy colleges 2010 608 2015 723

Total no of seats 2010 36115 2014 43300

Total number of licensed blood banks 2015 2517 2015 2760

Total Fertility Rate (Per Woman) 2008 2.6 2012 2.4


Infant Mortality Rate (Per thousand live births) 2009 50 2013 40

Total Life Expectancy (in Years) 2010 63.5 2015 68

(a) Male Life Expectancy (in Years) 2010 62.6 2015 67

(b) Female Life Expectancy (in Years) 2010 64.2 2015 70

Birth Rate (‘000’) 2001 25.4 2013 20.44

Death Rate (‘000’) 2001 8.4 2013 7.35

Job-Seekers Registered with Employment Exchange 2008 39.11 2011 40.17

(in Millions)

No. of Newspapers (Estimated Circulation) (thousand No.) 2010 329.20 2013 450.59

No. of Radio Stations 2009 233 2013 412

Population Covered by Radio 2009 99% 2011 99.2%

No. of Television Stations 2009 1416 2010 1600

No of Internet Subscribers (including broadband)(in millions) 2012 160.5 2015 302.35

Total Telephones (in Millions) 2009 429.72 2015 996.49

(a) Wireline (Fixed Direct Exchange Lines) (in Millions) 2009 37.96 2015 26.59

(b) Wireless (GSM + WLL) (in Millions) 2009 391.76 2015 969.89

Number of Telephones per 100 Population 2009 36.98 2015 74.89

Telephones Per Sq. KM 2009 130.71 2015 303

Total number of Post offices 2011 154866 2014 154882

(a) Rural 2011 139040 2014 139182

(b) Urban 2011 15826 2014 15700

Literacy Rate 2001 2011

Total Literates 65.38% 74.04%

Male 75.85% 82.14%

Female 54.16% 65.46%


NATIONAL INCOME AT MARKET PRICES (AT 2011-12 PRICES IN `)

Item 2011-12 (NS) 2012-13 (NS) 2013-14 (NS) 2014-15 (P)

Gross National Income (GNI) 8755188 9172925 9800813 10513163

Net National Income (NNI) 7846531 8193427 8751834 9388992

Estimated Population (Million) 1220 1235 1251 1267

Per Capita Net National Income 64316 66344 69959 74104

Index Number(2011-12=100)

GNI 100.0 104.8 111.9 120.1

NNI 100.0 104.4 111.5 119.7

Per Capita NNI 100.0 103.2 108.8 115.2

NATIONAL INCOME AND RELATED AGGREGATES NATIONAL INCOME AT MARKET PRICES (AT CURRENT PRICES IN `)

Item 2011-12 (NS) 2012-13 (NS) 2013-14 (NS) 2014-15 (P)

Gross National Income (GNI) 8755188 9871777 11205169 12383908

Net National Income (NNI) 7846531 8841733 10056523 11117615

Estimated Population (Million) 1220 1235 1251 1267

Per Capita Net National Income 64316 71593 80388 87748

Index Number (2011-12 = 100)

GNI 100.0 112.8 128.0 141.4

NNI 100.0 112.7 128.2 141.7

Per Capita NNI 100.0 111.3 125.0 136.4

Note:- Data prior to 2011-12 has not been incorporated since it was based on 2004-05 prices. The above data is based on 2011-12 prices.


FIVE YEAR PLANS CENTRE, STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES (IN ` CRORE)

Plan Period Outlay Expenditure

Centre State/UT Total Centre State/UT Total

First Five Year Plan 1951-56 1241.0 828.0 2069.0 706.0 1245.0 1960.0

Second Five Year Plan 1956-57 2559.1 2240.9 4800.0 2535.0 2115.0 4673.0

Third Five Year Plan 1961-66 3600.0 3900.0 7500.0 4212.0 4227.0 8577.0

Fourth Five Year Plan 1969-74 8870.0 7031.5 15901.5 7826.0 7675.0 15779.0

Fifth Five Year Plan 1974-79 19954.1 18899.1 38853.2 18755.0 20015.0 39426.0

Sixth Five Year Plan 1980-85 47250.0 50250.0 97500.0 57825.0 49485.0 109292.0

Seventh Five Year Plan 1985-90 95534.0 84466.0 180000.0 127520.0 87492.0 218730.0

Eight Five Year Plan** 1992-97 247865.0 186235.0 434100.0 328906.0 188449.0 527012.0

Ninth Five Year Plan 1997-02 489361.0 369839.0 859200.0 406687.0 299131.0 705818.0

Tenth Five Year Plan 2002-07 893183.0 632456.0 1525639.0 636317.0 613005.0 1249322.0

Eleventh Five Year Plan 2007-12 2156572.0 1488147.0 3644719.0 1167884.1 1694145.0 2862029.1

Twelfth Five Year Plan 2012-17 4333739.0 3716385.0 8050124.0 - - -

OUTLAY OVER PLAN PERIOD


12TH 5 YEAR PLAN OUTLAY FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

(` in Crore)

Head of Development

Twelfth Plan Outlay

Annual Plan Annual Plan Annual Plan Annual Plan

(2012-17) (2012-13) (2013-14) (2014-15) (2015-16)

Actual Actual (RE) (BE)

1.Agriculture and allied activities 134636.0 17030.3 17788.0 10199.3 11657.2

2.Rural development 267047.0 36579.5 38775.6 1867.2 3109.7

3.Special area programmes 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

4.Irrigation and flood control 17212.0 439.4 440.9 896.4 772.2

5.Energy 1085997.0 132146.0 182388.1 154877.4 167342.3

6.Industry and minerals 292090.0 33201.6 33433.3 39396.9 43112.9

7.Transport 819482.0 90518.0 103959.0 106242.2 193416.8

8.Communications, information and broadcasting 80984.0 6289.1 16208.8 13026.6 12032.0

9.Science, technology and environment 130054.0 12047.9 13535.1 14821.3 19023.1

10.Social services 1274261.0 144304.9 163718.3 64293.4 81023.8

11.Others 231976.0 25920.0 33326.4 21190.5 46891.7

Total 4333739.0 498476.7 603573.5 426811.2 578381.7

12TH 5 YEAR PLAN OUTLAY/EXPENDITURE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT

STATE AND UNION TERRITORY

(` in Crore)

Head of Development Twelfth Plan (2012-17)

Annual Plan(2012-13)

Annual Plan(2013-14)

Projected Outlay

AnticipatedExpenditure

AnticipatedExpenditure

1.Agriculture and allied activities 228637.0 38647.8 43799.3

2.Rural development 190416.9 31451.8 34475.0

3.Special area programmes 80370.2 14264.2 18094.8

4.Irrigation and flood control 404799.8 64999.0 70788.7

5.Energy 352468.4 51459.4 59242.9

6.Industry and mierals 85212.4 12729.2 15260.7

7.Transport 384689.8 58060.7 66514.1

8.Communications,information and broadcasting - - -

9.Science,technology and environment 37296.0 7329.8 9088.8

10.Social services 1390581.2 228594.1 267099.0

11.Others 181594.9 45981.4 82525.4

Total 3336066.4 553517.3 666888.7


NATIONAL INCOME AND RELATED AGGREGATES GROSS VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CURRUNT BASIC PRICES

(` In Crore)

IndustryAt Current Prices

2011-12 (NS) 2012-13 (NS) 2013-14 (NS) 2014-15 (P)

Agriculture, forestry and fishing 15,05,580 16,68,676 18,81,152 19,64,506

Crops 9,86,604 10,80,421 12,33,595 ..

livestock 3,24,013 3,67,318 4,06,035 ..

forestry and logging 1,29,105 1,42,886 1,44,698 ..

fishing and aquaculture 65,858 78,051 96,824 ..

Mining and quarrying 2,62,813 2,84,771 2,98,544 2,75,812

Manufacturing 14,82,158 16,54,084 18,08,370 19,84,173

Food Products, Beverages and Tobacco 1,64,211 1,71,900 1,86,611 ..

Textiles, Apparel and Leather Products 1,49,695 1,97,622 2,22,320 ..

Metal Products 2,94,827 2,37,157 2,51,563 ..

Machinery and Equipment 3,16,486 3,64,953 4,01,305 ..

Other Manufactured Goods 5,56,939 6,82,452 7,46,571 ..

Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services 1,94,403 2,13,826 2,44,220 2,78,593

Construction 7,74,093 8,01,884 8,68,808 9,28,418

Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 8,82,957 10,46,241 12,57,324 14,31,836

Trade & repair services 7,92,996 9,46,401 11,47,274 ..

Hotels & restaurants 89,962 99,840 1,10,050 ..

Transport, storage, communication & services related to broadcasting

5,30,163 6,14,236 6,88,736 7,73,448

Railways 61,210 72,386 79,759 ..

Road transport 2,60,888 3,03,132 3,34,086 ..

Water transport 7,193 7,468 7,664 ..

Air transport 4,454 7,989 6,621 ..

Services incidental to transport 63,573 72,205 76,583 ..

Storage 5,292 6,254 6,844 ..

Communication & services related to broadcasting 1,27,553 1,44,802 1,77,179 ..

Financial services 4,80,232 5,46,440 6,09,464 23,72,103

Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services

10,59,342 12,61,259 14,65,159 ..

Public administration and defence 4,92,405 5,54,375 6,30,500 15,41,351

Other services 5,31,398 6,06,259 7,24,862 ..

TOTAL GVA at basic prices 81,95,546 92,52,051 104,77,140 115,50,240


NATIONAL INCOME AND RELATED AGGREGATES GROSS VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CONSTANT BASIC PRICES

(In Crore)

IndustryAt Constant Prices

2011-12 (NS) 2012-13 (NS) 2013-14 (NS) 2014-15 (P)

Agriculture, forestry and fishing 15,05,580 15,23,470 15,79,290 15,82,851

crops 9,86,604 9,85,194 10,17,921 ..

livestock 3,24,013 3,40,661 3,59,312 ..

forestry and logging 1,29,105 1,28,160 1,28,550 ..

fishing and aquaculture 65,858 69,455 73,507 ..

Mining and quarrying 2,62,813 2,62,253 2,76,380 2,83,062

Manufacturing 14,82,158 15,74,471 16,58,176 17,76,469

Food Products, Beverages and Tobacco 1,64,211 1,60,960 1,67,084 ..

Textiles, Apparel and Leather Products 1,49,695 1,93,215 2,05,338 ..

Metal Products 2,94,827 2,23,142 2,38,557 ..

Machinery and Equipment 3,16,486 3,53,540 3,77,882 ..

Other Manufactured Goods 5,56,939 6,43,614 6,69,315 ..

Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services 1,94,403 2,02,224 2,11,846 2,28,579

Construction 7,74,093 7,40,518 7,58,887 7,95,066

Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 8,82,957 9,73,800 11,03,532 12,32,077

Trade & repair services 7,92,996 8,80,867 10,06,951 ..

Hotels & restaurants 89,962 92,933 96,581 ..

Transport, storage, communication & services related to broadcasting

5,30,163 5,74,939 6,16,981 6,72,123

Railways 61,210 72,249 78,940 ..

Road transport 2,60,888 2,80,365 2,94,326 ..

Water transport 7,193 7,417 7,671 ..

Air transport 4,454 4,192 4,444 ..

Services incidental to transport 63,573 69,153 71,771 ..

Storage 5,292 5,928 6,011 ..

Communication & services related to broadcasting 1,27,553 1,35,635 1,53,818 ..

Financial services 4,80,232 5,12,313 5,45,107 20,15,912

Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 10,59,342 11,63,092 12,62,231

Public administration and defence 4,92,405 5,07,948 5,32,596 12,40,950

Other services 5,31,398 5,64,196 6,24,761

TOTAL GVA at basic prices 81,95,546 85,99,224 91,69,787 98,27,089


INDIA’S FOREIGN TRADE (` MILLION)

Year 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Items Imports Exports & Re-Exports

Imports Exports & Re-

Exports

Imports Exports& Re-Exports

Live animals Animal products 8078 388374 7912 617874 10051 652706

Vegetable products 308421 1156755 324175 1255200 419567 1210707

Footwear,Headgear, UmbrellasPrepared Feathers & Articles thereof

616301 52159 571528 51636 651845 59550

Prepared foodstuffs;beverages and tobacco 95612 420023 98907 455737 130249 362423

Mineral products 10423818 3604515 11520138 4175828 10150875 3691642

Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries 2022631 1691238 2170622 1985512 2358013 2050851

Plastics & Rubber 720687 431210 818505 503758 912615 476796

Hides & Skins; Leather Prodcuts;Furskins & Articles thereof

41613 173603 52144 221095 64601 236566

Wood, Cork and Articles thereof manufacture of Plaiting Materials;Plaiting Materials; Basketware& Wickerwork

147923 15153 160846 20428 160716 21579

Paper-Board and Articles 229283 71161 266911 82131 284777 87423

Textile and Textile Artiles 291403 1805115 320983 2273361 367831 2302930

Footwear,Headgear, UmbrellasPrepared Feathers & Articles thereof

23591 131133 27112 176409 31417 200528

Materials; Cermamic Products;Glass & Glassware

110647 119882 112173 152227 132737 179621

Pearls, Precious or Semi-Precious Stones/Metals and Articles thereof:Jewellery & Coin

4558560 2384585 3450296 2521754 3815147 2539400

Base Metals & Articles of Base Metal 1502561 1216815 1360248 1414441 1720916 1572875

Machinery & their Parts,Electrical & Electronic Equipment, Parts thereof

3540030 1219908 3617311 1355981 3969268 1375865

Transport Equipment Instruments & Apparatus;

938883 999027 956653 1298368 916122 1597648

clocks & Watches; Parts &Accessories thereof

390008 115631 426401 135068 452071 151240

Arms and Ammunition:Parts and Accessories thereof

3456 2382 2338 4255 1341 3772

Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles 105196 89211 122690 111398 136626 122213

Works of Art, Collector’s Pieces and Antiques 1575 10467 2471 20407 3800 10483

Project goods and Misc. Goods 611343 244844 763976 217244 680283 56665

Grand Total 26691619 16343188 27154339 19050111 27370866 18963484


OVERALL FOREIGN TRADE IN MERCHANDISE AND TREASURE (` IN MILLIONS)

Item 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Imports (Foreign Merchandise) 16834670 23454632 26691620 27141815 27370866

Exports (Indian Merchandise) 11429219 14659594 16343188 18941820 18963484

FOREIGN TRADE


FERTILIzER CONSUMPTION PER HECTARE IN KGS 2014

NITROGEN (N) PHOSPHATE (P) POTASH (K) TOTALSOUTH zONE

1 Andhra Pradesh 153.55 54.32 18.85 226.722 Karnataka 78.37 36.67 21.01 136.063 Kerala 51.06 26.42 43.55 121.034 Tamil Nadu 93.27 33.47 27.03 153.765 Puducherry 449.26 77.41 56.67 583.336 A&N Islands 25.56 19.44 16.11 61.117 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0

Average (South Zone) 109.12 42.41 22.94 174.47WEST zONE

8 Gujarat 88.52 24.09 6.92 119.529 Madhya Pradesh 53.76 28.17 2.5 84.4310 Chhattisgarh 63.08 28.72 8.43 100.2211 Maharashtra 72.41 35.29 19.37 127.0712 Rajasthan 37.97 11.51 0.21 49.6913 Goa 18.23 8.05 5.55 31.8314 Daman & Diu 26.67 6.67 3.33 36.6715 D&N Haveli 24.55 15.91 0.45 40.91

Average (West Zone) 59.71 24.69 7.12 91.51NORTH zONE

16 Haryana 146.49 30.58 2.41 179.4817 Punjab 172.55 41.14 3.04 216.7318 Uttar Pradesh 115.18 29.63 4.06 148.8619 Uttarakhand 118.89 19.24 5.67 143.820 Himachal Pradesh 35.03 8.69 9.03 52.7421 Jammu & Kashmir 57.83 21.87 9.37 89.0722 Delhi 93.33 0 0 93.3323 Chandigarh 0 0 0

Average(North Zone) 127.07 30.9 3.92 161.88EAST zONE

24 Bihar 199.66 27.44 12.55 164.8725 Jharkhand 65.72 13.79 2.94 82.4526 Odisha 63.05 23.71 11.37 98.1327 West Bengal 74.09 28.11 28.97 131.17

Average (East Zone) 88 26.18 18.39 132.57NORTH EAST zONE

28 Assam 36.24 9.99 19.19 65.4129 Tripura 28.73 21.27 11.73 61.7330 Manipur 22.66 3.75 3.18 29.5931 Meghalaya 10.35 3.07 0.8 14.2232 Nagaland 2.26 1.48 0.72 4.4533 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 034 Mizoram 30.31 2.37 2.99 35.6735 Sikkim 0 0 0 0

Average (North-East Zone) 28.49 8.49 13.87 50.84All India (Average) 85.79 28.85 10.75 125.39


PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION & IMPORT OF FERTILIzER IN INDIA (IN ‘000 TONNES)

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 (P)

Imports 9528 12207.7 12399 9172 7462 9303

Production 16298.3 16549.8 16652 16063.3 16378.8 16544.8

Consumption 26486.4 28122.2 27790 25536.2 24482.4 25576.1

CENTRAL SUBSIDY ON FERTILIzERS (RS. CRORE)

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15(RE) 2015-16(BE)

UREA

Indigenous 15081 20208 20000 26500 38200 38200

Imported 6454 13716 15133 11538 12100 12300

Total 21535 33924 35133 38038 50300 50500

YearINDIGENOUS IMPORTED

Urea P&K Total Urea P&K Total

2010-11 15081 20650 35731 6454 20850 27304

2011-12 20208 20137.49 40345.49 13716 16571.92 30287.92

2012-13 20000 16000 36000 15133 14576 29709

2013-14 26500 15500 42000 11538 13926 25464

2014-15(RE)

38200 - - 12100 - -

2015-16(BE)

38200 - - 12300 - -


CAPACITY UTILIzATION OF SECTORAL FERTILIzER UNITS (NITROGEN - IN ‘000 TONNES)

Particulars 2010-11 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Public Sector 3498 3498 3629 3533.6

Private Sector 3169 3166 3421 6383.6

Coop. Sector 5394 5378 5717 3637.7

Total 12061 12042 12767 13554.9

AGRICULTURE PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION (IN ‘000 HAC)

YearGeographical

AreaReporting

area for land

utilisation statistics

Net area Sown

Total cropped

area

Cropping Intensity

2000-01 328726 305195 141336 185340 131

2001-02 328726 305127 140734 188014 134

2002-03 328726 305358 131943 173889 132

2003-04 328726 305567 140708 189661 135

2004-05 328726 305587 140642 191103 136

2005-06 328726 305447 141162 192737 137

2006-07 328726 305650 139823 192381 138

2007-08 328726 305667 141016 195223 138

2008-09 328726 305844 141899 195328 138

2009-10 328726 305844 139173 189002 136

2010-11 328726 305920 141563 197563 140

2011-12 328726 305831 140974 195632 139

2012-13 328726 305936 139932 194399 139


PRODUCTION OF MAjOR CROPS (IN MILLION TONNES)

Item 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Rice 95.98 105.3 105.24 106.65 104.8

Wheat 86.87 94.88 93.51 95.85 88.94

Coarse Cereals 43.4 42.01 40.04 43.29 41.75

Total Food Grains 244.49 259.29 257.13 265.04 252.68

Pulses 18.24 17.09 18.34 19.25 17.2

Sugarcane 342.38 361.04 341.2 352.14 359.33

Cotton(Bale of 170kgs) 33 35.2 34.22 35.9 35.48

Jute and Mesta(Bale of 180kgs) 10.62 11.4 10.93 11.69 11.45

Oilseeds 32.48 29.8 30.94 32.75 26.68

AREA, PRODUCTION AND YIELD OF MAjOR PULSES (IN ‘000 TONNES)

ITEM 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Tur 3022.7 3170 2810 2600

Gram 8832.5 9530 7330 7480

Moong 1186.2 1610 1500 1590

Urad 1946.7 1700 1960 1880

Others 3354.4 3780 3550 3510

Total Pulses Production 18342.5 19790 17150 17060

Total Pulses Imported 4000 3700 3700 5000

Total Pulses Consumption 22340 22950 20900 23320


AREA (IN ‘000 HECTARE) AND PRODUCTION (‘000 TONNES) OF FRUITS

ITEM 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Area Production Area Production Area Production Area Production

Apple 321.8 2203.3 311.5 1915.4 313.0 2497.7 319.8 1921.7

Banana 796.4 28455.1 776.0 26509.1 802.6 29724.5 845.1 28137.0

Citrus 915.1 7922.1 1042.5 10089.7 1077.7 11147.1 922.9 11741.5

Grape 116.1 2220.9 117.6 2483.1 118.7 2585.3 122.0 3205.3

Guava 219.9 2510.4 235.6 3198.3 268.2 3667.9 248.4 3919.4

Litchi 80.4 538.2 82.7 580.1 84.2 585.3 90.1 569.1

Mango 2378.2 16196.6 2500.0 18002.4 2516.0 18431.3 2218.2 18832.4

Papaya 117.5 4457.1 132.2 5381.7 133.4 5639.3 121.7 4681.6

Pineapple 102.4 1500.2 105.2 1570.6 109.9 1736.7 113.8 1912.7

Pomegranate 112.1 772.4 113.3 745.0 130.8 1345.7 194.2 2094.8

Sapota 163.4 1425.9 163.9 1495.0 177.0 1744.3 110.6 1290.4

Others 1381.2 8222.5 1401.6 9316.0 1484.9 9871.9 935.5 7977.0

Total 6704.5 76424.7 6982.0 81285.3 7216.3 88977.1 6242.3 86283.0

AREA (IN ‘000 HECTARE) AND PRODUCTION (IN ‘000 TONNES) OF VEGETABLES

Items 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15


Brinjal 691.6 12634.1 722.1 13443.6 711.3 13557.8 679.4 12438.7

Cabbage 389.6 8412.1 372.4 8534.2 400.1 9039.2 380.3 8795.0

Cauliflower 390.8 7348.9 402.2 7886.7 433.9 8573.3 414.5 8025.8

Okra/Lady Finger 518.4 6259.2 530.8 6350.3 532.7 6346.4 492.7 5552.3

Peas 408.2 3744.8 420.9 4006.2 433.6 3868.6 467.4 4476.0

Tomato 907.1 18653.3 879.6 18226.6 882.0 18735.9 893.7 19166.7

Onion 1087.3 17511.1 1051.5 16813.0 1203.6 19401.7 1149.8 18736.5

Potato 1907.0 41482.8 1992.2 45343.6 1973.2 41555.4 2069.0 45950.9

Sweet Potato 110.4 1072.8 111.8 1132.4 105.9 1087.9 110.7 1336.4

Tapioca 226.7 8746.6 - - 228.3 8139.4 212.8 5714.8

Others 2352.7 30459.8 2721.7 40450.0 2491.6 32591.3 2623.3 36865.6

Total 8989.6 156325.5 9205.2 162186.6 9396.1 162896.9 9493.7 167058.5


AREA (IN ‘000 HECTARE) AND PRODUCTION (IN ‘000 TONNES) OF SPICES

Spices 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 @


Chillies 805 1276 794 1304 774.87 1492.14 743.64 1453.13

Garlic 242 1228 248 1259 230.59 1251.88 244.07 1291.56

Turmeric 219 1167 194 971 232.67 1189.89 189.14 851.66

Ginger 155 756 136 683 132.621 655.06 137.506 703.53

Coriander 558 533 543 524 447.13 313.65 469.69 344.44

Tamarind 58 203 58 202 58.59 188.13 56.78 208.65

Cumin 594 394 594 394 858.9 513.85 943.8 598.5

Fenugreek 94 116 93 113 65.94 89.61 66.24 85.7

Fennel 100 143 100 143 54.16 70.12 38.66 59.71

Pepper 200 41 125 53 123.81 50.87 123.62 54.59

Ajwan 35 27 35 27 26.67 19.2 27.23 17.85

Cardamom 89 16 92 18 92.84 21.28 91.71 21.8

Nutmeg 17 13 18.9 12.78 20.11 13.46

Tejpat/Cinnamon 3 5 3 5 2.77 5.05 2.75 5.05

Clove 2 1 2 1 2.06 1.07 2.27 1.22

Others 41 32 41 34 40.72 33.71 30.83 21.57

Total 3212 5951 3076 5743.5 3163.24 5908.29 3188 5732.42

WOOL PRODUCTION (IN ‘000 TONNES)EGG PRODUCTION (IN TEN MILLION)


LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION AS OF 2012 (IN ‘000)

Cattle 190904

Buffaloes 108702

Sheep 65069

Goats 135173

Pigs 10294

Horses and Ponies 625

Mules 196

Donkeys 319

Camels 400

Yaks 77

Mithuns 298

Total Livestock 512057

Poultry 729209

TOTAL (livestock & poultrty) 1241266

MILK PRODUCTION (N MILLION TONNES)

PER CAPITA AVAILABILITY OF MILK (GRAMS/DAY)


FISH PRODUCTION IN INDIA (IN LAKH TONNES)

Year

Inland Fish Production

Marine Fish Production

Total Fish Production

Fish seedsProduced

Inland (lakh tonnes)

Growth rate (%)

Marine (lakh tonnes)

Growth rate (%)

Total production

(lakh tonnes)

Growth rate (%)

in million fry

2004-05 35.26 1.96 27.79 -5.53 63.05 -1.48 20790. 64

2005-06 37.56 6.52 28.16 1.33 65.72 4.23 21988. 30

2006-07 38.45 2.37 30.24 7.39 68.69 4.52 23647. 95

2007-08 42.07 9.41 29.2 -3.44 71.27 3.76 24143. 57

2008-09 46.38 10.24 29.78 1.99 76.16 6.87 32177. 21

2009-10 48.94 5.52 31.04 4.23 79.98 5.02 29313. 17

2010-11 49.81 1.78 32.5 4.7 82.31 2.91 34110. 83

2011-12 52.95 6.29 33.71 3.76 86.66 5.29 36566. 43

2012-13 57.2 8.03 33.2 -1.51 90.4 4.32 34921. 80

2013-14 61.36 7.28 34.43 3.68 95.79 5.96 41450. 00

2014-15 65.77 7.3 34.91 1.4 100. 69 5.2 43390. 62


PER-CAPITA NET AVAILABILITY OF FOODGRAINS IN INDIA (GRAMS PER DAY)

Year Rice Wheat Other Cereals Cereals Gram Pulses Food Grains

1951 158.9 65.75 109.59 334.25 22.47 60.55 394.79

1961 201.1 79.18 119.45 399.73 30.14 69.04 468.77

1971 192.6 103.56 121.37 417.53 20 51.23 468.77

1981 197.81 129.59 89.86 417.26 13.42 37.53 454.79

1991 221.64 164.38 80 468.49 13.42 41.64 510.14

2001 190.41 135.89 56.16 386.3 7.95 29.86 416.16

2011 181.64 163.56 65.48 410.68 14.52 43.01 453.7

2112 190.14 158.36 60 408.49 13.42 41.64 450.14

2013 159.73 145.75 52.6 358.08 15.34 43.29 401.37

2014(P) 198.9 183.01 61.92 444.11 16.44 47.12 491.23


PER-CAPITA AVAILABILITY OF CERTAIN IMPORTANT ARTICLES OF CONSUMPTION (IN KG)

Year Edible Oilsa(kg.)

Vanaspatib (kg.)

Sugar (Nov–Oct) (kg.)

Cloth (meters) Total Tea (Kg) Coffee (Kg)

Cotton Man-made

1980-81 3.8 1.2 7.3 12.9 4.4 17.3 0.511 0.079

1990-91 5.5 1 12.7 15.1 9 24.1 0.612 0.059

2000-01 8.2 1.3 15.8 14.2 16.5 30.7 0.631 0.058

2009-10 13.3 1.1 17.9 19.7 23.4 43.1 0.709 0.086

2010-11 13.6 1 17 21.4 22.6 44 0.715 0.09

2011-12 13.8 1 18.7 19.8 20.7 40.5 0.728 0.095

2012-13 15.8 0.7 18.7 19.9 18.6 38.5 0.779 0.097

2013-14 16.8 0.8 19.5 19.8 16.4 36.2 0.744 0.1

2014-15(P) 18.3 0.8 20.3 23.6 17 40.6 0.752 0.1


PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF RUBBER (IN TONNES)

Year Production (Tonne)

Average Yield (Kg/Ha)

Consumption (Tonne)

2010-11 8,61,950 1,806 9,47,715

2011-12 9,03,700 1,841 9,64,415

2012-13 9,13,700 1,813 9,72,705

2013-14 7,74,000 1,629 9,81,520

2014-15 6,45,000 1,443 10,20,910

2015-16(P) 5,62,000 1,437 9,94,415

COTTON IMPORT, EXPORT, YIELD AND TOTAL PRODUCTION

Particular 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Import (in Rs crore) 624 1059 2467 2376 3102

Export (in Rs crore) 13160 21624 20277 22338 11643

Yield (Kg/Hectare) 513.1 512.32 525.13 565.72 493.77

Total Production (in lakh bales) 339 367 370 398 380


PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF TEXTILES

Production and Consumption in Million Kgs Item 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Cotton Prod 5185 5763 6001 6205 6630Cotton Consump 4403 4413 3972 4473 4866Man Made Prod 2791 2834 2697 2634 2601Man Made Consump 2511 2408 2236 2073 1955Silk Prod 19.7 20.4 23.1 23.1 23.1Silk Consump 27 26.2 26.2 26.2 26.2WoolProd 43.1 43 44.4 44.4 44.4Wool Consump 111.4 137.8 137.8 137.8 137.8Jute Prod 2010 1805 1967 1967 1967Jute Consump 1441 1355 1355 1355 1355

EXPORT OF TEXTILES


EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR (IN LAKH PERSONS)

2010 2011 2012

PUBLIC SECTOR

Central Government 25.5 24.6 25.2

State Governments 73.5 72.2 71.8

Quasi-Governments 58.7 58.1 58

Local bodies 20.9 20.5 21.1

Total 178.6 175.5 176.1

BY INDUSTRY

Agriculture, hunting etc. 4.8 4.8 4.7

Mining and quarrying 11 10.9 10.8

Manufacturing 10.7 10.2 10.7

Electricity, gas and water 8.4 8.3 8.2

Construction 8.6 8.5 8.3

Wholesale and retail trade 1.7 1.7 1.7

Transport, storage & communications 25.3 23.8 24.9

Finance, insurance, real estate etc. 14.1 13.6 13.6

Community, social & personal services 90.5 91 90.4

Total 175.1 172.7 173.3

PRIVATE SECTOR

Argiculture, hunting etc. 9.2 9.2 9.2

Mining and quarrying 1.6 1.3 1.4

Manufacturing 51.8 54 55.3

Electricity, gas and water 0.6 0.7 0.6

Construction 0.9 1 1.2

Wholesale and retail trade 5.1 5.5 6

Transport, storgage & communications 1.7 1.9 2.1

Finance, insurance,real estate etc. 15.5 17.2 19.1

Community, social & personal services 21.4 23.5 24.5

Total 107.9 114.2 119.4

BY GENDER

PUBLIC SECTOR

Male 146.7 143.8 144.6

Female 32 31.7 31.5

Total 178.6 175.5 176.1

PRIVATE SECTOR

Male 81.8 86.7 90.7

Female 26.6 27.8 29

Total 108.5 114.5 119.7

Public and Private Sectors

Male 228.5 230.5 235.3

Female 58.6 59.5 60.5

Total 287.1 290 295.8


EMPLOYMENT IN THE GOVERNMENT SECTOR (IN LAKH PERSONS)

PUBLIC SECTOR 2006 2007 2008

Central Government 28.6 28 27.4

State Governments 73 72.1 71.7

Quasi-Governments 59.1 58.6 58

Local bodies 21.2 21.3 19.7

Total 181.9 180 176.7

EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY IN PUBLIC SECTOR (IN LAKH PERSONS)

BY INDUSTRY 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Agriculture, hunting etc. 4.7 4.8 4.7 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.7

Mining and quarrying 11.5 11.4 11.2 11.1 11 10.9 10.8

Manufacturing 10.9 10.9 10.4 10.6 10.7 10.2 10.7

Electricity, gas and water 8.5 8.5 8 8.4 8.4 8.3 8.2

Construction 8.9 8.7 8.5 8.5 8.6 8.5 8.3

Wholesale and retail trade 1.8 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.7 1.7 1.7

Transport, storage & communications 26.8 26.4 26.3 26 25.3 23.8 24.9

Finance, insurance, real estate etc. 13.9 13.7 13.5 13.6 14.1 13.6 13.6

Community, social & personal services 91.8 90.9 88.5 90.1 90.5 91 90.4

Total 178.7 176.9 172.8 174.8 175.1 172.7 173.3

EMPLOYMENT IN PRIVATE SECTOR (IN LAKH PERSONS)

By Industry 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Agriculture, hunting etc. 10.3 9.5 9.9 9 9.2 9.2 9.2

Mining and quarrying 1 1 1.1 1.2 1.6 1.3 1.4

Manufacturing 45.5 47.5 49.7 52 51.8 54 55.3

Electricity, gas and water 0.4 0.5 0.5 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.6

Construction 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1.2

Wholesale and retail trade 3.9 4.1 2.7 4.7 5.1 5.5 6

Transport, storage & communications 0.9 1 1 1.3 1.7 1.9 2.1

Finance, insurance,real estate etc. 6.5 8.8 11 13.1 15.5 17.2 19.1

Community, social & personal services 18.8 19.5 21.7 20.2 21.4 23.5 24.5

Total 87.7 92.4 98.4 102.9 107.9 114.2 119.4


GENDER-WISE EMPLOYMENT IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR (IN LAKH PERSONS)

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

A. Public Sector

1 Male 151.9 149.8 146.3 147 146.7 143.8 144.6

2 Female 30 30.2 30.4 30.9 32 31.7 31.5

Total 181.9 180 176.7 178 178.6 175.5 176.1

B. Private Sector

1 Male 66.9 69.8 74 78.9 81.8 86.7 90.7

2 Female 21.2 22.9 24.7 25 26.6 27.8 29

Total 88.1 92.7 98.8 103.8 108.5 114.5 119.7

C. Public and Private Sectors

1 Male 218.7 219.6 220.4 225.9 228.5 230.5 235.3

2 Female 51.2 53.1 55.1 55.8 58.6 59.5 60.5

Total 269.9 272.8 275.5 281.7 287.1 290 295.8


TOTAL ROAD LENGTH BY CATEGORIES IN INDIA (IN KM)

Year National Highways

State Highways

Other PWD Roads

Rural Roads

Urban Roads

Project Roads

Total

2001 57737 132100 736001 1972016 252001 223665 3373520

2002 58112 137711 695335 2061023 250295 224124 3426600

2003 58112 134807 696960 2082188 297259 259328 3528654

2004 65569 133177 719257 2140569 301310 261625 3621507

2005 65569 144396 786230 2266439 286707 259815 3809156

2006 66590 148090 803669 2308125 291991 262186 3880651

2007 66590 152235 835003 2393488 300580 268505 4016401

2008 66754 154522 863241 2450559 304327 270189 4109592

2009 70548 158497 962880 2629165 373802 276617 4471510

2010 70934 160177 977414 2692535 402448 278931 4582439

2011 70934 163898 998895 2749804 411679 281628 4690181

2012 76818 164360 1022287 2838220 464294 299415 4865394

2013 79116 169227 1066747 3159639 446238 310955 5231922


INDIAN RAILWAY ROUTE IN (‘000 KM)

Year Electrified Length

Total Length

1950-51 0.4 53.6

1960-61 0.8 56.2

1970-71 3.7 59.8

1980-81 5.4 61.2

1990-91 10 62.4

2000-01 14.9 63

2010-11 19.6 64.4

2011-12 20.3 64.6

2012-13 20.9 65.4

2013-14 21.6 65.8

2014-15 22.2 66


CIVIL AVIATION INDIAN SCHEDULED OPERATIONS

Item Unit 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

I. Domestic Services (1)

1. Hours flown ‘000 hr. 821 893 988 898 964.7 999.7

2. Aircraft kilometres flown Million km. 413 439 500 474 494.8 520.0

3. Passengers carried ‘000 no. 45337 53843 60837 57867 60668.4 69753.4

6. Cargo carried ‘000 tonne 328 382 361 362 391.5 472.0

II. International Services

1. Hours flown ‘000 hr. 433 462 473 409 459.0 487.1

2. Aircraft kilometres flown Million km. 304 323 330 282 319.7 369.3

3. Passengers carried ‘000 no. 11611 13158 14379 13727 15765.1 17341.4

6. Cargo carried ‘000 tonne 219 263 260 227 246.2 255.1

SHIPPING STRENGTH OF INDIAN MERCHANT SHIPPING FLEET

Year Coastal Trade Overseas Trade Total

No. Of Vessels

G.R.T. No. Of Vessels

G.R.T. No. Of Vessels

G.R.T.

2010 700 1012887 340 9151862 1040 10164749

2011 750 1048227 372 10013084 1122 11061311

2012 804 1086686 350 9330782 1154 10417468

2013 835 1135037 364 9247683 1199 10382720

2014 846 1218397 358 9090352 1204 10308749

NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURISTS TO INDIA

Nationality 2001 2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

NORTH AMERICA 417747 768808 1173664 1239705 1295968 1340531 1387468

CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA 21925 35586 62728 60988 63699 68436 69926

WESTERN EUROPE 819973 1282119 1750342 1838695 1853066 1855866 1860580

EASTERN EUROPE 38863 101445 227650 274598 1853066 1855866 1860580

AFRICA 90962 134801 204525 232386 261428 275271 280754

WEST ASIA 96424 133821 235317 278773 290996 343113 413678

SOUTH ASIA 672133 841969 1047444 3927156 5620235 1215035 1694857

SOUTH EAST ASIA 139975 241408 439043 7852301 540914 630054 685805

EAST ASIA 130464 223567 411947 475951 535622 547305 546792

AUSTRALASIA 66104 119778 210275 233165 244511 263574 286294

STATELESS 9393 13490 670 1144 1426 1824 1879

Others 33319 21818 12087 12403 5930 21509 28788

GRAND TOTAL 2537282 3918610 5775692 16423243 12566861 8418384 9117401


FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNING FROM TOURISM

(in Rcrore)

Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

TOTAL 14344 14195 16429 21472 33123 39025 44360 51294 53700 64889 77591 94487 107671 123320

RENEWABLE ENERGY INSTALLED CAPACITY - GROWTH (MW)

Year Growth (MW)1999-2000 29062000-01 31792001-02 35182002-03 48802003-04 53112004-05 61612005-06 80882006-07 102572007-08 124032008-09 147922009-10 168172010-11 199742011-12 249142012-13 280672013-14 317022014-15 33791


INDIA EDUCATION AT A GLANCE 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (P) 2013-14(P) No of Primary Schools 748500 714300 835900 790600 A. Total number of students enrolled (in Lacs) 1348 1399 1321 1300No. of boys enrollee 701 726 681 672 a) SC boys 31 35 33 35 b) ST boys 77 79 77 751. No. of Girls enrolled 646 672 639 628 a) SC girls 26 31 30 32 b) ST girls 72 74 73 70A. Total Dropout Rate 27.4% 22.3% 21.3% 19.8% a) Drop out rate for Boys 29% 23.4% 23% 21.2% b) Drop out rates of Girls 25.4% 21% 19.4% 18.3% I. No. of Upper Primary Schools 447600 478800 410300 401100

A. Total number of students enrolled(in Lac) 619 630 643 6571. No. of boys enrolled 327 331 329 337 a) SC boys 17 20 18 20 b) ST boys 28 29 32 332. No. of Girls enrolled 292 299 314 320 a) SC girls 13 18 16 18 b) ST girls 8 29 32 33A. Total Dropout Rate 40.8% 40.8% 39% 36.3%a) Drop out rate for Boys 40.6% 41.5% 41.8% 39.2%b) Drop out rates of Girls 41.2% 40% 35.7% 32.9% B. No. of Secondary Schools 131200 128300 103600 131300Total number of students enrolled(in Lac) 319 341 343 370

1. No. of boys enrolled 175 186 181 195 a) SC boys 31 35 33 35 b) ST boys 12 14 15 16

No. of Girls enrolled 143 155 162 175 a) SC girls 26 31 30 32 b) ST girls 10 12 14 15

A. Total Dropout Rate(I-X) 49.2% 50.3% 50.4% 47.4% a) Drop out rate for Boys 50.2% 48.6% 50.4% 48.1% b) Drop out rates of Girls 47.7% 52.2% 50.3% 46.7%

C. No. of Senior Secondary Schools 72046 84133 119580 102600A.Total number of students enrolled(in Lacs) 195 210 198 222 1. No. of boys enrolled 109 116 106 117 a) SC boys 17 20 18 20 b) ST boys 6 7 7 7


INDIA EDUCATION AT A GLANCE 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (P) 2013-14(P) No of Primary Schools 748500 714300 835900 790600 A. Total number of students enrolled (in Lacs) 1348 1399 1321 1300No. of boys enrollee 701 726 681 672 a) SC boys 31 35 33 35 b) ST boys 77 79 77 751. No. of Girls enrolled 646 672 639 628 a) SC girls 26 31 30 32 b) ST girls 72 74 73 70A. Total Dropout Rate 27.4% 22.3% 21.3% 19.8% a) Drop out rate for Boys 29% 23.4% 23% 21.2% b) Drop out rates of Girls 25.4% 21% 19.4% 18.3% I. No. of Upper Primary Schools 447600 478800 410300 401100

A. Total number of students enrolled(in Lac) 619 630 643 6571. No. of boys enrolled 327 331 329 337 a) SC boys 17 20 18 20 b) ST boys 28 29 32 332. No. of Girls enrolled 292 299 314 320 a) SC girls 13 18 16 18 b) ST girls 8 29 32 33A. Total Dropout Rate 40.8% 40.8% 39% 36.3%a) Drop out rate for Boys 40.6% 41.5% 41.8% 39.2%b) Drop out rates of Girls 41.2% 40% 35.7% 32.9% B. No. of Secondary Schools 131200 128300 103600 131300Total number of students enrolled(in Lac) 319 341 343 370

1. No. of boys enrolled 175 186 181 195 a) SC boys 31 35 33 35 b) ST boys 12 14 15 16

No. of Girls enrolled 143 155 162 175 a) SC girls 26 31 30 32 b) ST girls 10 12 14 15

A. Total Dropout Rate(I-X) 49.2% 50.3% 50.4% 47.4% a) Drop out rate for Boys 50.2% 48.6% 50.4% 48.1% b) Drop out rates of Girls 47.7% 52.2% 50.3% 46.7%

C. No. of Senior Secondary Schools 72046 84133 119580 102600A.Total number of students enrolled(in Lacs) 195 210 198 222 1. No. of boys enrolled 109 116 106 117 a) SC boys 17 20 18 20 b) ST boys 6 7 7 7

2. No. of Girls enrolled 86 94 92 104 a) SC girls 13 18 16 18 b) ST girls 5 6 6 6

D. Higher Education (Colleges) 32974 34852 35829 36671

E.Total number of students enrolled(in Lacs) 275 292 296 N.A. 1. No. of boys enrolled 155 162 163 N.A. a) SC boys 17 20 20 N.A. b) ST boys 7 7 7 N.A. 2. No. of Girls enrolled 120 130 133 N.A. a) SC girls 13 16 16 N.A. b) ST girls 5 6 6 N.A.

No of Universities 621 - - 712

Standa lone Institutions 11144 - - 11445 Number of Teachers I. Primary Schools (total) (in thousands) 2099 2254 2656 2684 (a) Male 1194 1259 1422 1431 (b) Female 905 995 1234 1253Upper Primary Schools (total) 1887 2057 2427 2513 (a) Male 1048 1168 1348 1375 (b) Female 839 889 1079 1138Sec. Schools (total) 1247 1163 944 1286 (a) Male 776 700 558 739 (b) Female 471 462 386 548

Senior Sec. Schools (total) 1261 1303 1799 1785 (a) Male 766 783 939 909 (b) Female 496 520 860 876

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13(P) 2013-14(P)


GROWTH OF LITERACY RATE PERCENTAGE

ITEM 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

Lowest (Bihar) 13.5 22 23.2 32.3 37.5 47 61.8

Highest(Kerala) 47.2 55.1 69.8 78.9 89.8 90.9 94

ALL INDIA 18.3 28.3 34.5 43.6 52.2 64.8 73

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INDIAN COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT AT A GLANCE 2014-15

Total Number of Cooperatives 833, 560Of Total, Defunct/Dormant 46,870Credit Cooperative (All Types) 141118Non-Credit Cooperatives (All Types) 692,442Total Membership of Cooperatives 274.97 millionCredit Cooperative (All Types) 203.64 millionNon-Credit Cooperatives (All Types) 71.33 millionShare Capital (All Level & All Types) Rs.3,83,285 million Share Capital of Primary Non-Credit Cooperatives Rs.74,759 million Working Capital (Credit + Non Credit) Rs.72,95,766 millionNational Level Cooperative Federations 17State Level Cooperative Federations 399District Level Cooperative Federations 3,571Multi State Cooperative Societies after the MSCS Act, 2002 1,255Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) 92,789PACS (Viable) 67,016PACS (Potentially Viable) 19,929No. of Villages Covered by PACS 629,778PACS (Membership) 121.09 millionPACS (Total Paid up Share Capital) Rs. 110,683 million PACS (Govt. Participation) 7.54% PACS (Total Deposits) Rs. 846,163 million Kisan Credit Card Issued by Cooperatives (upto Feb 2016) 3,91,55,037Amount Outstanding by cooperatives (Feb2016) Rs.10,77,003.3 millionAmount Disbursed by Cooperatives (2015-16) Rs.16,27,921.27 million

PERCENTAGE ShARE OF COOPERATIVES IN NATIONAL ECONOMy

Rural Network (Villages Covered by PACS) 94.32Total Agricultural Credit Disbursed by Cooperatives 17.48Short Term Agricultural Credit Disbursed by Cooperatives to Small and Marginal Farmers 22.71

Kisan Credit Cards Issued 75.71Fertiliser Distributed 36Fertiliser Production (10.77 Million Tonnes for the year 2014-15) 21.85Installed Capacity of Fertiliser Manufacturing Units (3.638 Million Tonnes, N Nutrient, As on 31.03.2015) 26.85Installed Capacity of Fertiliser Manufacturing Units (1.713 Million Tonnes, P Nutrient, As on 31.03.2015) 25.06Installed Number of Sugar Factories (327 as on 31.3.2016) 45.54Sugar Produced (8.321 Million Tonnes as on 31.3.2016) 35.15Capacity Utilisation of Sugar Mills (As on 31.3.2016) 81.3Wheat Procurement (9.440 Million Tonnes during 2012-13) 24.8Paddy Procurement (5.518 Million Tonnes during 2011-12) 14.8Retail Fair Price Shops (Rural + Urban) 20.3Milk Procurement to Total Production (2014-15) 9.50Liquid Milk Marketed out of total Milk Procured by Cooperatives 84.17Spindleadge in Cooperatives (3.636 Million - As on 31.3.2009) 9.83Fishermen in Cooperatives (active) 69.87Direct Employment Generated by Cooperatives (2012) 13.30Self-employment Generated for persons (2012) 10.91


STATE WISE / TyPE WISE COOPERATIVES IN INDIA (2016)

STATE PACS MAR- KETING

CON- SUMER

INDUS- TRIAL

AGRO- PROC & SUGAR

TEX- TILES & HAND-

ICR

FISHERY, POULTRY,

DAIRY & LIVESTOCK

LABOUR HOUSING OTHERS TOTAL

A & N Island 46 59 68 114 25 0 162 630 71 339 1514

A.P. 1901 1569 0 2358 14 472 9423 4520 3535 43499 67291

ARUNACHAL 34 8 75 13 0 37 31 10 1 598 807

ASSAM 766 31 280 421 23 1503 1652 33 147 4599 9455

BIHAR 8463 523 1875 2834 943 1090 4897 4577 2742 11211 39155

CHANDIGARH 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 108 3 128

CHHATTISGARH 1177 187 955 108 477 0 766 103 379 5346 9498

DADRA N & H 8 5 13 36 1 0 30 4 42 152 291

DAMAN & DIU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 3

DELHI 0 0 568 1191 0 0 0 133 2107 1689 5688

GOA 79 10 71 21 7 0 194 19 2228 1808 4437

GUJARAT 8605 2337 1984 0 780 0 15502 3544 17585 11194 61531

HARYANA 663 0 0 0 13 0 7035 5980 360 49 14100

H. P. 2135 0 0 0 0 0 845 1129 62 31 4202

J. & K. 765 0 0 0 0 0 326 67 56 12 1226

JHARKHAND 1331 0 0 0 0 0 60 1923 0 7115 10429

KARNATAKA 5376 308 1550 955 507 1096 15675 212 1644 12579 39902

KERALA 1642 1025 4672 20 40 2 3219 645 398 7149 18812

LAKSHDWEEP 19 11 2 15 0 0 6 5 0 17 75

M. P. 4537 356 6943 1986 1219 1016 12855 1599 2942 14977 48430

MAHARASHTRA 21199 1602 3453 9073 1276 2708 35937 11665 94374 64675 245962

MANIPUR 223 47 137 91 309 2306 1141 339 215 420 5228

MEGHALAYA 179 27 54 104 28 71 225 7 34 464 1193

MIZORAM 136 0 0 0 0 0 37 12 0 118 303

NAGALAND 1719 44 116 23 22 329 689 6 0 4303 7251

ODISHA 2701 76 468 0 79 0 5348 124 107 1202 10105

PUDUCHERRY 53 2 16 22 1 18 168 24 54 152 510

PUNJAB 1609 0 0 0 16 0 7411 1677 342 200 11255

RAJASTHAN 5671 0 0 0 1 0 14618 1118 1344 10852 33604

SIKKIM 170 53 62 0 0 0 299 2845 0 222 3651

TAMIL NADU 4490 0 0 0 16 0 10940 127 826 421 16820

TELANGANA 906 10 0 0 2 140 5606 0 0 58408 65072

TRIPURA 268 15 232 0 40 207 305 61 4 788 1920

U. P. 8929 268 1062 0 29 480 23760 708 1476 36592 73304

UTTARAKHAND 759 302 551 0 4 46 2393 196 61 69 4381

WEST BENGAL 7402 0 0 0 0 0 4105 2648 1554 318 16027

TOTAL 93978 8875 25207 19385 5872 11521 185660 46692 134798 301572 833560

“N.B. Includes PACS not accounted by NAFSCOB as at pages 47-48.”


PRIMARy AGRICuLTuRAL COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES (PACS) INCLuDING LAMPS & FSS

2013-2014 2014-2015Total No. of PACS 93,042 92,789

Villages Covered by PACS 95.33% 94.32%Viable PACS 71.56% 72.22% Potentially Viable PACS 21.89% 21.48%Total Membership (Million) 130.12 121.09Scheduled Caste Members 14.01% 13.80%Scheduled Tribe Members 7.17% 7.68%Small Farmers to Total Membership 30.88% 33.37%Marginal Farmers to Total Membership 42.45% 39.66%Rural Artisans to Total Membership 5.49% 5.49%Average Membership per PACS 1399 1305Total Share Capital Rs. 97,888 miilion Rs.1,10,683 millionAverage Share Capital Per PACS Rs.10,52,084 Rs.11,92,845Government Participation 7.60% 7.54%Total Deposits Rs. 818,949 million Rs. 846,163 millionAverage Deposit Per PACS Rs. 88,01,929 Rs.9,119,219Total Reserves Rs. 91,355 million Rs.1,06,066 millionAverage Reserves Per PACS Rs.9,81,868 Rs.11,43,087Total Loans Advanced Rs. 17,14,196 million Rs.15,90,503 million (a) ST Loans Advanced 82.86% 80.83% (b) MT Loans Advanced 17.14% 19.17%Of Total - Short Term Loans Advanced to (a) Schedule Caste (SC) 14.19% 6.05% (b) Schedule Tribe (ST) 7.43% 3.03%Of Total - Medium Term Loans Advanced to (a) Schedule Caste Members 1.05% 1.49% (b) Schedule Tribe Members 0.20% 0.45%Loans Advanced for Agrl. Purpose/(Total) 42.03% 47.96%Loans Advanced Non-Agrl. Purpose 34.83% 39.02%Loans Advanced for Other Purpose 23.14% 13.02%Average Loans Advanced Per PACS Rs.18.42 million Rs.17.14 millionTotal Borrowings Rs.958,358 million Rs.999,801 millionTotal Borrowers 48.08 million 49.86 millionBorrowers to Total Members 36.95% 41.17%SC Borrowers to Total Borrowers 12.31% 12.75%ST Borrowers to Total Borrowers 7.08% 6.83%SF Borrowers to Total Borrowers 35.75% 35.91%Rural Artisans to Total Borrowers 5.80% 7.12%Other Borrowers 39.06% 37.39%Working Capital Rs.2,124,292 million Rs.2,237,106 millionDemand Rs.15,58,531 million Rs.1,596,258 millionOverdues Rs.296,319 million Rs.357,906 millionPercentage of Overdues to Demand 19.01% 22.42%Percentage of Overdues to Demand - Short Term 18.42% 19.73%Percentage of Overdues to Demand - Medium Term

21.43% 32.97%

PACS with Godowns (Numbers) 55,122 55,455PACS in Profit 46.57% 47.05%PACS Incurring Losses 40.48% 40.35%Employment in PACS 177,036 164,432Trained Employees 44.58% 43.65%


PRIMARy AGRICuLTuRAL CREDIT SOCIETIES

(TOTAL AND TYPE-WISE ) DURING 2014-2015

NAME OF THE STATES/UNION TERRITORIES

TOTAL NO. OF PACS

VIABLE POTENTIALLY VIABLE

DORMANT DEFUNCT OTHERS

1. ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR 46 39 5 0 2 0

2. ANDHRA PRADESH 2807 2266 491 5 7 38

3. ARUNACHAL PRADESH 34 20 5 4 5 0

4. ASSAM 766 709 57 0 0 0

5. BIHAR 8463 8463 0 0 0 0

6. CHANDIGARH 17 12 0 0 5 0

7. CHHATTISGARH 1177 1057 120 0 0 0

8. DELHI 0 0 0 0 0 0

9. GOA 79 64 8 7 0 0

10. GUJARAT 8605 4828 3068 543 92 74

11. HARYANA 663 663 0 0 0 0

12. HIMACHAL PRADESH 2135 476 1582 51 6 20

13. JAMMU AND KASHMIR 765 275 173 96 219 2

14. KARNATAKA 5625 3905 1178 218 75 249

15. KERALA 1642 974 578 30 34 26

16. MADHYA PRADESH 4457 3663 720 4 0 70

17. MAHARASHTRA 21199 16132 5008 55 4 0

18. MANIPUR 223 223 0 0 0 0

19. MEGHALAYA 179 34 123 22 0 0

20. MIZORAM 136 15 5 0 0 116

21. NAGALAND 1719 457 228 655 379 0

22. ORISSA 2701 1585 740 10 1 365

23. PONDICHERRY 53 22 31 0 0 0

24. PUNJAB 1609 1308 119 0 82 100

25. RAJASTHAN 5671 4852 699 44 21 55

26. SIKKIM 170 158 12 0 0 0

27. TAMIL NADU 4490 3078 1136 112 78 86

28. TRIPURA 268 200 68 0 0 0

29. UTTAR PRADESH 8929 7115 1269 382 163 0

30. UTTARAKHAND 759 494 249 7 9 0

31. WEST BENGAL 7402 3929 2257 576 408 232

ALL INDIA TOTAL: 92789 67016 19929 2821 1590 1433



MEMBERSHIP (TOTAL AND TYPE-WISE) DURING 2014-2015) IN THOUSAND

NAME OF THE STATES/UNION TERRITORIES

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

SCHEDULED CASTE (S/C)

SCHEDULED TRIBES (S/T)

SMALL FARMERS

RURAL ARTISANS

OTHERS& MARGINAL

FARMERS

1. ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR 11 0 0 11 0 0

2. ANDHRA PRADESH 12056.37 2162.76 666.03 6069.57 1279.51 1878.5

3. ARUNACHAL PRADESH 21 0 21 0 0 0

4. ASSAM 3034.41 415.58 487.34 821.3 114.19 1196

5. BIHAR 9765 0 0 0 0 9765

6. CHANDIGARH 3.7 2.13 0 1.09 0 0.48

7. CHHATTISGARH 3281.5 340.57 739.84 1453.26 234.11 513.72

8. DELHI 0 0 0 0 0 0

9. GOA 74.38 0 0 0 0 74.38

10. GUJARAT 3032.65 209.1 204.78 1301.59 150.36 1166.82

11. HARYANA 3710 584 0 1296 344 1486

12. HIMACHAL PRADESH 1447 301 42 806 52 246

13. JAMMU AND KASHMIR 144.22 35.33 21.9 58.24 5.75 23

14. KARNATAKA 5191.68 741.52 401.87 1859.52 718.7 1470.07

15. KERALA 20797.49 1978.43 202.33 6877.13 1552.15 10187.45

16. MADHYA PRADESH 5249.47 699.7 1037.61 1936.71 278.21 1297.24

17. MAHARASHTRA 13933 877 853 3091 257 8855

18. MANIPUR 127.86 0 0 0 0 127.86

19. MEGHALAYA 94.73 2.97 76.61 9.62 0 5.53

20. MIZORAM 0 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 0

21. NAGALAND 13.68 0 6.84 6.84 0 0

22. ORISSA 5281.66 905.38 935.18 2205.26 177.39 1058.45

23. PONDICHERRY 177 21 0 138 2 16

24. PUNJAB 719.46 133.23 8.19 300.77 17.94 259.33

25. RAJASTHAN 4742.66 969.46 703.75 1250.11 250.75 1568.59

26. SIKKIM 31.19 1.47 8.2 0 0 21.52

27. TAMIL NADU 11695.91 2047.51 236.4 4965.76 600 3846.24

28. TRIPURA 224.63 63.18 110.05 42.1 5.6 3.7

29. UTTAR PRADESH 2748 2230 117 401 0 0

30. UTTARAKHAND 1285 208 57 825 62 133

31. WEST BENGAL 12193.16 1786.31 2364.05 4674.66 547.38 2820.76

ALL INDIA TOTAL: 121087.81 16715.63 9300.97 40401.53 6649.04 48020.64



NUMBER OF VILLAGES and BLOCKS COVERED BY PACS DURING 2014-2015

NAME OF THE STATES/ UNION TERRITORIES

TOTAL NUMBER OF

VILLAGES

TOTAL NUMBER OF

BLOCKS

NUMBER OF VILLAGES

COVERED BY PACS

VILLAGES COVERED AS PERCENT TO

TOTAL (%)

1. ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR 556 3 128 23.02

2. ANDHRA PRADESH 30047 993 27463 91.4

3. ARUNACHAL PRADESH 3863 17 500 12.94

4. ASSAM 24590 38 23422 95.25

5. BIHAR 45098 38 45098 100.0

6. CHANDIGARH 18 1 12 66.67

7. CHHATTISGARH 17252 125 13662 79.19

8. DELHI 0 0 0 0.0

9. GOA 270 8 82 30.37

10. GUJARAT 19759 225 15046 76.15

11. HARYANA 7082 N.A. 7082 100.0

12. HIMACHAL PRADESH 17882 12 17882 100.0

13. JAMMU AND KASHMIR 6839 95 6710 98.11

14. KARNATAKA 29222 30 29222 100.0

15. KERALA 1453 N.A. 1453 100.0

16. MADHYA PRADESH 56568 359 54349 96.08

17. MAHARASHTRA 41095 35 33467 81.44

18. MANIPUR 2390 N.A. 2390 100.0

19. MEGHALAYA 6839 11 3768 55.1

20. MIZORAM 830 8 830 100.0

21. NAGALAND 969 12 969 100.0

22. ORISSA 53740 269 51606 96.03

23. PONDICHERRY 323 4 323 100.0

24. PUNJAB 7583 65 6687 88.18

25. RAJASTHA 41353 232 39570 95.69

26. SIKKIM 987 4 987 100.0

27. TAMIL NADU 19569 373 18285 93.44

28. TRIPURA 1040 8 914 87.88

29. UTTAR PRADESH 112804 901 112804 100.0

30. UTTARAKHAND 15761 95 15761 100.0

31. WEST BENGAL 101910 165 99306 97.44

ALL INDIA TOTAL: 667692 4126 629778 94.32


PERFORMANCE OF PRIMARy AGRICuLTuRAL COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES (2014- 2015)

Value Rs in Lakhs

Name of States Number of Societies

Total Paid up Share Capital Total Deposits

Working Capital

Total Borrowings

Total Viable Membership Total Govt.

ANDAMANS & NICOBAR

46 39 11000 1179.00 26.78 153.12 428.46 300.00

ANDHRA PRADESH

2807 2266 12056370 60516.00 1463.00 126019.00 3504330.00 549120.00

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

34 20 21000 334.73 122.96 0.00 1939.85 1277.68

ASSAM 766 709 3034410 1536.00 996.00 0.00 11123.00 0.00

BIHAR 8463 8463 9765000 9542.72 3183.00 17532.91 50816.28 50115.00

CHANDIGARH 17 12 3700 0.00 0.00 0.60 8.14 N.A.

CHHATTISGARH 1177 1057 3281500 27444.46 2316.11 51114.52 407873.82 197453.60

DELHI 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

GOA 79 64 74380 220.00 12.00 2749.00 7079.00 3288.00

GUJARAT 8605 4828 3032650 115579.83 881.60 76484.97 1173604.46 888604.46

HARYANA 663 663 3710000 61507.55 6320.02 49718.05 1122640.74 749417.30

HIMACHAL PRADESH

2135 476 1447000 10964.79 1645.17 228320.47 287828.03 10002.14

JAMMU & KASHMIR

765 275 144220 641.00 329.00 119.00 7872.00 3719.00

KARNATAKA 5625 3905 5191680 132924.00 8178.00 602449.00 1767803.00 852100.00

KERALA 1642 974 20797490 133280.06 11255.63 5890841.15 7770083.50 659335.23

MADHYA PRADESH

4457 3663 5249470 64236.00 5479.00 81731.00 645546.00 1052410.00

MAHARASHTRA 21199 16132 13933000 236251.00 685.00 18773.00 1521847.00 1219224.00

MANIPUR 223 223 127860 434.11 0.00 0.00 618.39 0.00

MEGHALAYA 179 34 94730 887.84 707.11 814.15 3698.39 1926.77

MIZORAM 136 15 0 15.96 9.70 330.87 25857.26 62.28

NAGALAND 1719 457 13680 255.08 100.74 6419.23 11245.50 903.99

ODISHA 2701 1585 5281660 40280.05 6614.27 118152.57 457536.01 1465749.00

PUDUCHERRY 53 22 177000 1167.33 791.62 11551.60 18771.71 4656.89

PUNJAB 1609 1308 719460 4078.61 2775.42 43433.21 120585.68 155467.55

RAJASTHAN 5671 4852 4742660 46170.48 7847.98 139527.24 701522.60 537690.29

SIKKIM 170 158 31190 208.00 59.83 N.A. 1339.45 N.A.

TAMIL NADU 4490 3078 11695910 98919.03 8951.82 713433.21 1960026.30 1231880.96

TRIPURA 268 200 224630 1150.26 287.56 1093.06 11333.86 3448.18

UTTAR PRADESH 8929 7115 2748000 19247.00 4250.00 6820.00 125926.99 97076.36

UTTARAKHAND 759 494 1285000 10078.51 1650.46 84947.67 188799.84 82842.34

WEST BENGAL 7402 3929 12193160 27779.29 6466.22 189104.31 462971.48 179940.01

TOTAL 92789 67016 121087810 1106828.69 83406.00 8461632.91 22371056.74 9998011.03


PERFORMANCE OF PRIMARy AGRICuLTuRAL COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES (2014- 2015) Value ` in Lakhs

Name of States LOAN ADVANCED DURING THE YEAR Total Demand Total Overdues

No.of Societies in Profit

Total Employment

Total Loans Total Short Term Total Medium Term

ANDAMANS & NICOBAR 584.12 550.63 33.49 1358.25 934.35 7 23

ANDHRA PRADESH 400350.10 348704.00 51646.10 478441.69 128192.16 1222 10219

ARUNACHAL PRADESH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13 933

ASSAM 794.25 713.00 81.25 319.88 42.27 309 6172

BIHAR 42189.21 42189.21 0.00 50971.19 23845.02 1180 2538

CHANDIGARH 35.72 35.72 0.00 5.10 0.70 10 4

CHHATTISGARH 264673.41 259337.12 5336.29 303139.38 68001.74 766 4394

DELHI 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0

GOA 3840.00 1043.00 2797.00 2363.00 448.00 38 210

GUJARAT 1125855.52 1032066.51 93789.01 1015989.45 257632.46 6038 13940

HARYANA 807592.45 805803.27 1789.18 1059069.07 299908.13 46 4842

HIMACHAL PRADESH 46279.25 2095.71 44183.54 46832.87 10835.57 1718 6280

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1288.41 982.00 306.41 3136.86 2451.30 275 628

KARNATAKA 1688457.00 1415746.00 272711.00 994610.00 16813.00 3711 14700

KERALA 6249425.93 4167914.68 2081511.25 6352967.41 1237120.37 1019 5576

MADHYA PRADESH 473766.04 465534.00 8232.04 598610.04 173161.90 2153 16476

MAHARASHTRA 1261256.00 1098565.00 162691.00 1803971.00 728350.00 8977 0

MANIPUR 7.14 7.14 0.00 7.04 0.50 24 150

MEGHALAYA 1085.05 1021.60 63.45 2079.88 1102.52 48 207

MIZORAM 246.70 206.12 40.58 0.00 0.00 N.A. 136

NAGALAND 204.73 156.86 47.87 663.98 602.38 N.A. 13

ODISHA 321589.33 298810.99 22778.34 337919.21 142965.16 645 6891

PUDUCHERRY 3392.96 3213.49 179.47 5292.77 871.05 20 345

PUNJAB 167553.75 165569.13 1984.62 181232.12 32945.57 925 3490

RAJASTHAN 728428.89 704721.03 23707.86 460418.60 139637.78 4049 7727

SIKKIM 740.82 729.87 10.95 0.00 0.00 106 338

TAMIL NADU 1961818.71 1722143.43 239675.28 1819060.50 161957.60 2758 19127

TRIPURA 744.50 521.15 223.35 1901.34 1458.67 112 900

UTTAR PRADESH 79747.00 78580.00 1167.00 121663.94 51586.94 4536 8045

UTTARAKHAND 104925.00 100541.00 4384.00 109657.00 21902.00 604 1729

WEST BENGAL 168157.15 138648.89 29508.26 210899.53 76291.42 2344 28399

TOTAL 15905029.14 12856150.55 3048878.59 15962581.10 3579058.56 43653 164432


NO. OF PACS OVER A DECADECOOPERATIVE yEARS NuMBER OF SOCIETIES

2005-2006 89827

2006-2007 53339

2007-2008 67146

2008-2009 46222

2009-2010 89523

2010-2011 90279

2011-2012 101297

2012-2013 90958

2013-2014 93042

2014-2015 92789

STATuS OF MEMBERShIP OVER A DECADE (IN ThOuSAND)

yEAR TOTAL MEMBERShIP

2005-2006 93560

2006-2007 92018

2007-2008 92711

2008-2009 65821

2009-2010 122226

2010-2011 106136

2011-2012 127646

2012-2013 110068

2013-2014 130120

2014-2015 121088


PACS: STATuS OF PAID uP CAPITAL OVER A DECADEYEAR PAID UP CAPITAL

2005-2006 45402006-2007 31682007-2008 46852008-2009 27862009-2010 68282010-2011 70052011-2012 94672012-2013 80082013-2014 97892014-2015 11068

STATuS OF DEPOSITS OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

COOPERATIVE YEAR TOTAL DEPOSITS

2005-2006 17566

2006-2007 16054

2007-2008 10981

2008-2009 13375

2009-2010 35680

2010-2011 37282

2011-2012 54763

2012-2013 37561

2013-2014 81895

2014-2015 84616


PACS: STATuS OF LOAN ADVANCED OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR TOTAL LOANS ISSUED

2005-2006 35552

2006-2007 25277

2007-2008 32932

2008-2009 27465

2009-2010 72882

2010-2011 85296

2011-2012 122826

2012-2013 98440

2013-2014 171420

2014-2015 159050

STATuS OF LOAN OuTSTANDING OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)YEAR TOTAL LOANS OUTSTANDING

2005-2006 41024

2006-2007 32773

2007-2008 40244

2008-2009 28515

2009-2010 80487

2010-2011 79504

2011-2012 103462

2012-2013 91171

2013-2014 130054

2014-2015 147226


PERFORMANCE OF DISTRICT CENTRAL COOPERATIVE BANKS (2014- 2015)

Value ` In Lakhs

Name of States No.of Banks/ Branches

Total Memb-ership

Paid up Share Capital Total Deposit Total Reserves

Working Capital

Total Borrowings

Total Govt.

ANDHRA PRADESH

611 1097430 121005.00 26320.00 657828.00 138314.00 1709131.00 740640.00

BIHAR 312 324389 16129.00 8503.00 122164.00 7389.00 197497.00 33403.00

CHHATTISGARH 250 103058 26491.00 1596.00 471685.00 77829.00 745492.00 98426.00

GUJARAT 1313 37311 48727.00 3023.00 2048600.00 241355.00 2929831.00 508060.00

HARYANA 621 52854 242342.00 14322.00 593859.00 74620.00 1339323.00 556942.00

HIMACHAL PRADESH

255 2741 521.00 195.00 805873.00 84606.00 969673.00 35246.00

JAMMU AND KASHMIR

181 43866 942.00 220.00 195592.00 9063.00 201109.00 2306.00

JHARKHAND 122 119217 3308.00 2180.00 67656.00 5332.00 104555.00 2392.00

KARNATAKA 701 124952 81063.00 1573.00 1531615.00 128350.00 2481651.00 703427.00

KERALA 751 33440 76190.00 12269.00 3792529.00 167723.00 4140773.00 226242.00

MADHYA PRADESH

856 235838 87794.00 2345.00 1033994.00 212983.00 2155824.00 717254.00

MAHARASHTRA 3750 129580 263677.00 15919.00 6150267.00 826294.00 8264845.00 621501.00

ODISHA 338 196870 76935.00 8093.00 673859.00 37681.00 1471214.00 518029.00

PUNJAB 816 338647 27966.00 8482.00 1067380.00 140951.00 1904784.00 645715.00

RAJASTHAN 453 126145 53179.00 6328.00 916709.00 72509.00 1825117.00 735054.00

TAMIL NADU 782 16705 128560.00 22471.00 2266069.00 310426.00 3473794.00 559118.00

UTTARAKHAND 250 2467 6202.00 103.00 525735.00 59130.00 707553.00 85887.00

WEST BENGAL 304 42081 21153.00 1353.00 976377.00 103136.00 1125363.00 103152.00

TOTAL 14060 3048764 1340976.00 142801.00 25111552.00 2881242.00 37709816.00 7379366.00

UTTAR PRADESH 1394 21173 58792.00 7506.00 1213761.00 183551.00 1962287.00 486572.00


PERFORMANCE OF DISTRICT CENTRAL COOPERATIVE BANKS (2014- 2015)

Value ` In Lakhs

Name of States

LOAN ADVANCED DURING THE YEAR TotalDemand

TotalOverdues

TotalEmplo-yment

No.ofBranchesin Profits Total Loans Total Short

TermTotal Medium Term

Other Loans and Advances

ANDHRA PRADESH

1218289.00 1031155.00 56190.00 130944.00 1201950.00 317343.00 4307 184

BIHAR 30756.00 23943.00 394.00 6419.00 66941.00 38642.00 1125 154

CHHATTISGARH 368021.00 316364.00 14408.00 37249.00 345082.00 87905.00 2098 204

GUJARAT 1558886.00 1296159.00 236945.00 25782.00 1081387.00 289889.00 7691 904

HARYANA 1068613.00 941934.00 23192.00 103487.00 1245458.00 322811.00 2403 354

HIMACHAL PRADESH

268267.00 120316.00 145419.00 2532.00 96066.00 23083.00 1427 123

JAMMU AND KASHMIR

13890.00 7141.00 4605.00 2144.00 23362.00 10055.00 944 92

JHARKHAND 2217.00 1311.00 834.00 72.00 15542.00 10645.00 548 43

KARNATAKA 1802849.00 1337437.00 208970.00 256442.00 1179653.00 58756.00 5308 426

KERALA 2576862.00 1783513.00 658950.00 134399.00 1657899.00 195986.00 6013 537

MADHYA PRADESH

1656024.00 1500711.00 85323.00 69990.00 1702565.00 567902.00 6502 683

MAHARASHTRA 4076579.00 3312021.00 419190.00 345368.00 2744343.00 1193641.00 23101 2346

ODISHA 852246.00 815143.00 26560.00 10543.00 901076.00 180865.00 2064 179

PUNJAB 1420693.00 1241926.00 100865.00 77902.00 1306071.00 106481.00 3624 582

RAJASTHAN 1562932.00 1460512.00 61681.00 40739.00 1428824.00 108944.00 2131 259

TAMIL NADU 2909574.00 1926435.00 323220.00 659919.00 2280018.00 153774.00 3985 475

UTTAR PRADESH

1139157.00 968202.00 62087.00 108868.00 1035592.00 209408.00 6973 824

UTTARAKHAND 364186.00 264703.00 65570.00 33913.00 262226.00 25155.00 1114 184

WEST BENGAL 352085.00 241489.00 67787.00 42809.00 415883.00 71240.00 1989 126

TOTAL 23242126.00 18590415.00 2562190.00 2089521.00 18989938.00 3972525.00 83347 8679


DCCB: MEMBERShIP OVER A DECADE

YEAR TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

2005-2006 2270155

2006-2007 3262023

2007-2008 3395434

2008-2009 3528451

2009-2010 3976725

2010-2011 3145789

2011-2012 3420520

2012-2013 3915657

2013-2014 3563497

2014-2015 3347203

PAID uP ShARE CAPITAL OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR PAID UP SHARE CAPITAL

2005-2006 4478

2006-2007 5089

2007-2008 5820

2008-2009 6070

2009-2010 7797

2010-2011 7255

2011-2012 8189

2012-2013 8915

2013-2014 9774

2014-2015 13410


DCCB: RESERVE FuND OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)YEAR RESERVE FUNDS

2005-2006 13952

2006-2007 15469

2007-2008 16377

2008-2009 17787

2009-2010 20204

2010-2011 20692

2011-2012 22920

2012-2013 24375

2013-2014 25690

2014-2015 28812

DEPOSITS OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR TOTAL DEPOSITS

2005-2006 86196

2006-2007 91978

2007-2008 105740

2008-2009 123510

2009-2010 146364

2010-2011 161309

2011-2012 176711

2012-2013 195726

2013-2014 215662

2014-2015 251116


PERFORMANCE OF STATE COOPERATIVE BANKS (2014- 2015)

Value ` In Lakhs

Name of States

No.of Banks

Total

Paid up Share Capital

Total Total Working Total

Branches Membe-rship

Total Govt. Deposit Reserves Capital Borrowings

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR 42 143242 424.00 0.00 60855.00 12725.00 79652.00 5916.00

ANDHRA PRADESH 37 22 31789.00 184.00 520844.00 155516.00 1325066.00 616917.00

ARUNACHAL PRADESH 33 106 19239.00 19194.00 9919.00 560.00 42194.00 14846.00

ASSAM 74 94554 1084.00 191.00 188850.00 4903.00 207981.00 487.00

BIHAR 12 60 1938.00 478.00 184644.00 29399.00 359381.00 87426.00

CHANDIGARH 15 4367 82.00 59.00 28258.00 3332.00 33268.00 0.00

CHHATTISGARH 6 5574 13241.00 2409.00 254928.00 20003.00 421412.00 119564.00

DELHI 50 2021 773.00 0.00 94168.00 25511.00 132150.00 3113.00

GOA 69 36466 4325.00 500.00 162597.00 8322.00 186615.00 0.00

GUJARAT 10 432 2572.00 0.00 636888.00 61127.00 1129516.00 432591.00

HARYANA 14 19 13261.00 933.00 217955.00 41761.00 724508.00 442504.00

HIMACHAL PRADESH 214 1734 857.00 240.00 715989.00 56091.00 906189.00 86653.00

JAMMU AND KASHMIR 26 0 188.00 68.00 66243.00 1341.00 70417.00 0.00

KARNATAKA 42 164 23902.00 0.00 711915.00 64029.00 1453142.00 643929.00

KERALA 21 14 67874.00 29420.00 564254.00 13399.00 890605.00 131931.00

MADHYA PRADESH 25 67 47175.00 0.00 509562.00 48106.00 1331618.00 682320.00

MAHARASHTRA 48 2115 45673.00 10000.00 999267.00 319856.00 2136075.00 671720.00

MANIPUR 12 17549 1521.00 1027.00 9457.00 5502.00 31208.00 12067.00

MEGHALAYA 49 17817 796.00 284.00 169085.00 12152.00 331131.00 3671.00

MIZORAM 14 1020 182.00 43.00 51715.00 1965.00 61142.00 2709.00

NAGALAND 22 3675 5515.00 4178.00 43435.00 636.00 50344.00 330.00

ODISHA 15 49552 34473.00 4898.00 652929.00 37394.00 1279900.00 486753.00

PUDUCHERRY 29 282 2451.00 438.00 60191.00 3877.00 70001.00 1100.00

PUNJAB 20 54 15939.00 20.00 267320.00 81034.00 1027889.00 672882.00

RAJASTHAN 17 40 37695.00 164.00 552113.00 45482.00 1507227.00 847029.00

SIKKIM 15 5257 1398.00 926.00 52638.00 1887.00 57260.00 1310.00

TAMIL NADU 47 24 30270.00 2026.00 776779.00 71942.00 1336801.00 330924.00

TRIPURA 60 167487 2364.00 812.00 181176.00 11510.00 215560.00 10375.00

UTTAR PRADESH 29 62 24705.00 3.00 683078.00 38757.00 1200455.00 345714.00

UTTARAKHAND 16 34 6515.00 0.00 148930.00 4527.00 243103.00 80885.00

WEST BENGAL 48 1669 3589.00 796.00 503156.00 15863.00 668950.00 119491.00

TOTAL 1131 555479 441810.00 79291.00 10079138.00 1198509.00 19510760.00 6855157.00


PERFORMANCE OF STATE COOPERATIVE BANKS (2014-2015)

Value ` In Lakhs

Name of States

LOAN ADVANCED DURING THE YEAR Total Demand

Total Overdues

No. of Kissan Credit

CardIssued

Total Short term Medium term

Other Loans

Loans Total For Agrl. Total Fo rAgrl.

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR 8766.00 7075.00 3703.00 1399.00 26.00 292.00 38607.00 12007.00 272

ANDHRA PRADESH 789868.00 646716.00 548703.00 95720.00 35266.00 47432.00 811089.00 22875.00 2894224

ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1246.00 227.00 94.00 745.00 357.00 274.00 10618.00 9471.00 0

ASSAM 29344.00 1616.00 738.00 7080.00 965.00 20648.00 25762.00 6583.00 2774

BIHAR 29795.00 29795.00 29795.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 123647.00 87406.00 13057

CHANDIGARH 3212.00 0.00 0.00 2486.00 0.00 726.00 1199.00 296.00 0

CHHATTISGARH 168135.00 160080.00 139700.00 8055.00 4094.00 0.00 96008.00 6510.00 N.A.

DELHI 39913.00 36931.00 30304.00 1306.00 2.00 1676.00 37302.00 2536.00 143

GOA 64249.00 13258.00 1691.00 47816.00 2313.00 3175.00 65519.00 10036.00 514

GUJARAT 891307.00 587641.00 549191.00 58942.00 52423.00 244724.00 338886.00 4410.00 0

HARYANA 674860.00 669416.00 490469.00 5400.00 3660.00 44.00 594429.00 280.00 6225

HIMACHAL PRADESH 161307.00 99439.00 52231.00 45250.00 2264.00 16618.00 54368.00 10367.00 43122

JAMMU AND KASHMIR 5480.00 885.00 0.00 4237.00 40.00 358.00 5889.00 2612.00 189

KARNATAKA 768105.00 575565.00 575565.00 82333.00 24174.00 110207.00 493716.00 10506.00 2114038

KERALA 202188.00 202188.00 202188.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 199785.00 5000.00 N.A.

MADHYA PRADESH 1112004.00 1028797.00 789867.00 44235.00 38065.00 38972.00 0.00 0.00 417866

MAHARASHTRA 1174327.00 1094785.00 668939.00 79542.00 583.00 0.00 780477.00 47448.00 N.A.

MANIPUR 933.00 259.00 8.00 674.00 219.00 0.00 10067.00 9026.00 0

MEGHALAYA 31829.00 4583.00 1057.00 6367.00 1903.00 20879.00 20500.00 10603.00 2223

MIZORAM 5075.00 145.00 125.00 4875.00 312.00 55.00 25676.00 5582.00 83

NAGALAND 10296.00 2291.00 795.00 6980.00 360.00 1025.00 13909.00 2124.00 0

ODISHA 712558.00 594350.00 573940.00 112325.00 8198.00 5883.00 490860.00 11838.00 166959

PUDUCHERRY 37852.00 16375.00 1056.00 7248.00 5.00 14229.00 3854.00 2031.00 2377

PUNJAB 1148103.00 1095194.00 1095194.00 52909.00 29509.00 0.00 612640.00 4986.00 1026528

RAJASTHAN 916030.00 785815.00 785815.00 20170.00 18039.00 110045.00 751757.00 2253.00 85126

SIKKIM 3361.00 862.00 844.00 1525.00 135.00 974.00 2029.00 479.00 1733

TAMIL NADU 960277.00 917404.00 493232.00 33894.00 14559.00 8979.00 1048378.00 14438.00 735146

TRIPURA 37702.00 27664.00 23376.00 4494.00 1891.00 5544.00 16000.00 2560.00 13776

UTTAR PRADESH 808905.00 775585.00 435088.00 22983.00 210.00 10337.00 436355.00 14096.00 N.A.

UTTARAKHAND 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 425.00 0.00 0

WEST BENGAL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2655.00 179.00 0

TOTAL 10797027.00 9374941.00 7493708.00 758990.00 239572.00 663096.00 7112406.00 318538.00 7526375


SCB: MEMBERShIP OVER A DECADE

YEAR TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

2005-2006 153697

2006-2007 148771

2007-2008 150917

2008-2009 200772

2009-2010 330808

2010-2011 234827

2011-2012 254358

2012-2013 339896

2013-2014 338455

2014-2015 555479

PAID uP ShARE CAPITAL OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR PAID UP SHARE CAPITAL

2005-2006 1094

2006-2007 1437

2007-2008 1316

2008-2009 1390

2009-2010 1630

2010-2011 2067

2011-2012 2617

2012-2013 2894

2013-2014 3629

2014-2015 4418

RESERVE FuND OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR RESERVE FUNDS

2005-2006 7343

2006-2007 8145

2007-2008 8632

2008-2009 8764

2009-2010 8763

2010-2011 9559

2011-2012 10558

2012-2013 10297

2013-2014 10850

2014-2015 11985


SCB: DEPOSIT OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

(in crore)

YEAR TOTAL DEPOSITS

2005-2006 47672

2006-2007 48470

2007-2008 56287

2008-2009 71315

2009-2010 84838

2010-2011 81664

2011-2012 86653

2012-2013 89905

2013-2014 101970

2014-2015 100791

BORROWINGS OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR TOTAL BORROWINGS

2005-2006 16872

2006-2007 22150

2007-2008 22444

2008-2009 21950

2009-2010 23660

2010-2011 32607

2011-2012 42714

2012-2013 49270

2013-2014 60494

2014-2015 68552

WORKING CAPITAL OVER A DECADE (RuPEES IN CRORE)

YEAR WORKING CAPITAL

2005-2006 74544

2006-2007 83447

2007-2008 89851

2008-2009 105901

2009-2010 122057

2010-2011 130671

2011-2012 147989

2012-2013 142729

2013-2014 183499

2014-2015 195108


STATE COOPERATIVE AGRICuLTuRE & RuRAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

(Amount in Million )

PARTICULARS 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

NUMBER OF SCARDBs 19 19 19

(a) Branches of SCARDBs 761 754 760

MEMBERSHIP

(a) Total 12145309 12794927 12389868

(b) Borrowing Members 6805130 6902166 6635673

(c) Non-borrowing members 5340179 5892761 5754195

PAID UP SHARE CAPITAL

(a) Total 83113.85 87852.41 90323.29

(b) of which contributed by Govt 9531.01 10768.27 16570.02

FREE RESERVES & OTHERS

(i) SCARDB Level 285850.37 396357.99 373537.06

DEPOSIT OUTSTANDING 95460.22 131915.85 162127.55

BORROWINGS OUTSTANDING 1491030.26 1439168.10 1525158.99

LOAN ADVANCED (SCARDB Level)

(a) Total Amount (Long Term) 365345.32 451635.17 508995.99

(b) Loans Adv. for Farm Sector 136669.9 160104.21 193492.02

(c) Loans Adv. For Non-Farm Sector 30125.44 41841.26 50133.73

(d) Loans Adv. for Rural Housing 95266.4 122065.99 128480.82

(e) Loans Adv. For Other Non-Agril Purposes 103283.58 127623.71 136889.03

DCB (SCARDB Level )

(a) Demand 911186.39 873322.76 881891.99

(b) Collection 498443.38 526968.22 496936.41

(c) Overdues 412711.69 346331.14 384955.58

(d) Recovery (%) 54.7 60.34 56.35

LOANS OUTSTANDINGS

(i) SCARDB Level 1868616.54 1821685.5 1940192.1

PROFITABILITY

(a) No. Of Banks in Profit 10 8 9

(b) No. Of Bank in Loss 9 11 8

COST OF MANAGEMENT 28985.85 32539.39 43726.74

STAFF POSITION 6172 5765 5499

NO. OF TRAINED PERSONNEL 763 774 267


SCARDB: GENERAL INFORMATION OF LOANS DISBuRSED & LOANS OuTSTANDING

(In Lakh)

Name of SCARDBs LOAN DISBURSED DURING 2015-16 LOAN OUTSTANDING DURING 2015-16 PROFIT/ LOSS (AT APEX BANK LEVEL) AS ON 31-03-2015

PROFIT / LOSS (AT APEX BANK LEVEL) AS ON 31-03-2016

GUJARAT 13901.92 1493.43 15395.35 53911.59 3476.4 57285.6 2406.15 2087.46

HARYANA 11997.24 5103.65 17100.89 137082.48 70459.9 207542.38 -4314.61 -2570.78

HIMACHAL PRADESH 5959.14 3554.69 9513.83 22514.8 13096.26 35611.06 958.86 1386.50

JAMMU & KASHMIR 710.28 600.87 1311.15 3552.30 1270.26 4822.56 -659.84 IN LOSS

KARNATKA 27499.94 996.87 28430.64 151745.98 2189.89 153935.87 9.67 IN PROFIT

KERALA 57031.57 148107.56 205139.13 105098.61 435947.13 541045.74 2341.18 2404.59

PONDICHERRY 0 1949.40 1949.4 10.09 2130.02 2140.11 -59.27 -24.04

PUNJAB 43035.47 13144.47 56179.94 158756.59 97338.86 256095.45 2493.34 3535.10

RAJASTHAN 17749.94 6619.36 24369.3 112196.28 38294.8 150491.08 369.78 522.82

TAMIL NADU 0 81298.49 81298.49 15.09 73482.05 73497.14 313.53 376.24

TRIPURA 126.34 173.45 299.79 529.56 1716.38 2245.94 -24.66 47.09

UTTAR PRADESH 49780.02 15790.86 65570.88 294759.25 57749.65 352508.90 2000.34 1516.10

WEST BENGAL 15722.3 3808.35 19530.65 74873.89 31834.36 106708.25 41.81 60.2

Total 243514.16 282641.45 526089.44 1115046.51 828985.96 1943930.08

(-) Indicates shows loss

GENERAL INFORMATION OF BORROWING

Name of SCARDBs Raised During 2015-16 Others(NCDC/NHB/SCB etc)

Grand Total

NABARD Central Govt. State Govt

GUJARAT 8900.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8900.00

HARYANA 16138.93 66.88 66.88 40595.00 56867.69

HIMACHAL PRADESH

6369.81 0.00 0.00 0.00 6369.81

JAMMU & KASHMIR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

KARNATKA 24999.76 828.33 528.33 0.00 26356.42

KERALA 145009.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 145009.10

PONDICHERRY 0.00 0.00 0.00 581.76 581.76

PUNJAB 51808.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 51808.25

RAJASTHAN 20000.00 132.71 132.71 213.47 20478.89

TAMIL NADU 0.00 0.00 0.00 490.00 490.00

TRIPURA 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

UTTAR PRADESH 44999.99 0.00 0.00 28.78 45028.77

WEST BENGAL 16499.99 0.00 0.00 0.00 16499.99

Total 334725.83 1027.92 727.92 41909.01 378390.68


PRIMARy COOPERATIVE AGRICuLTuRE & RuRAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

(In Lakh)

PARTICULARS 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

(a) PCARDBs & its Branches 1459 1365 1373


(a) Total 95999.16 97661.31 102990.88

(b) of which contributed by Govt 14539.97 14412.56 14046.47

FREE RESERVES & OTHERS 203352.13 230569.55 223106.27

DEPOSIT OUTSTANDING ( PCARDB Level ) 95460.22 131915.85 162127.55

BORROWINGS OUTSTANDING 1297370.28 1364115 1464380.18

LOAN ADVANCED ( PCARDB Level )

(a) Total Amount (Long Term) 412735.93 490045.83 540472.44

(b) Loans Adv.for Farm Sector 137203.99 155350.36 183626.81

(c) Loans Adv. For Non-Farm Sector 31228.03 43066.21 52890.07

(d) Of (b) Loans Adv.for Miner Irrigation 12128.09 12042.55 15760.14

(e) Of (b) Loans Adv.for Farm Mechanisation

15464.07 15431.14 19321.46

(f) Of (b) Loans Adv.for Plantation & Horticulture

14007.9 16406.43 33031.18

(g) Of (b) Loans Adv.for Diversified purpose 95603.93 112070.24 115514.03

(h) Loans Adv.for Rural Housing 95612.96 125063.94 129575.02

(I) Loans Adv. For Other Non-Agril Purposes 148690.95 165965.32 174380.54

DCB ( At Ultimate Borrowers Level )

(a) Demand 1081448.95 1060712.07 1021312.11

(b) Collection 527460.46 580988.17 527426.25

(c) Overdues 553957.17 479700.5 493885.86

(d) Recovery (%) 48.77 54.77 51.64

LOANS OUTSTANDINGS 1664829.36 1734950.72 1835819.18

(i) PCARDB Level

PROFITABLITY

(a) No. Of Primary units ins Profits 339 338 289

(b) No. Of Primary units ins Loss 276 319 304

STAFF POSITION 8764 7282 7122

NO. OF TRAINED PERSONNEL 2094 936 1548


uRBAN COOPERATIVE BANKS

URBUN BANK MEMBERSHIP POSITION AS ON MARCH 31, 2016

(Value ` in million)

STATE TOTAL NO. OF UCBs

MEMBER URBAN BANKS

MEMBER MAHILA

UCBs

TOTAL MEMB.

UCBs

MEMBER CREDIT

SOCIETIES

MEMBER STATE

FEDs

TOTAL MEMBER

ANDHRA PRADESH

48 36 1 37 4 1 42

ASSAM 8 5 1 6 2 1 9

BIHAR 3 2 2 13 1 16

CHATTISHGARH 12 4 4 8 2 1 11

DELHI 15 14 14 13 1 28

GOA 6 5 1 6 7 13

GUJARAT 226 145 8 153 54 1 208

HARYANA 7 5 5 2 1 8

HIMACHAL PRADESH

5 4 4 2 1 7

JAMMU & KASHMIR

4 4 4 0 4

JHARKHAND 2 2 2 2 1 5

KARNATAKA 265 153 13 166 60 1 227

KERALA 60 35 35 0 1 36

MADHYA PRADESH

51 25 9 34 38 1 73

MAHARASHTRA 510 280 24 304 199 1 504

MANIPUR 3 1 1 2 0 1 3

MEGHALAYA 3 1 1 0 1

MIZORAM 1 1 1 0 1

ODISHA 9 8 8 7 1 16

PONDICHERRY 1 1 1 1 2

PUNJAB 4 4 4 9 1 14

RAJASTHAN 37 26 6 32 54 1 87

SIKKIM 1 1 1 0 1

TAMIL NADU 129 43 43 13 1 57

TELANGANA 53 40 3 43 5 1 49

TRIPURA 1 1 1 0 1

UTTRAKHAND 5 5 5 0 1 6

UTTAR PRADESH

67 62 2 64 101 1 166

WEST BENGAL 43 33 2 35 71 1 107

Total 1579 946 75 1021 659 22 1702


MuLTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIESLIST OF REGISTERED SOCIETIES FROM 1986 ONWARDS uNDER MSCS, 2002

State/UT Name No.of Societies

Andhra Pradesh 18

Arunachal Pradesh 1

Assam 5

Bihar 16

Chandigarh 1

Chhattisgarh 8

Dadra and nagar haveli 1

Goa 2

Gujarat 35

Haryana 12

Himachal Pradesh 2

Jharkhand 9

Karnataka 24

Kerala 20

Madhya Pradesh 26

Maharashtra 555

Manipur 1

Nagaland 1

New delhi 130

Odisha 19

Pondicherry 5

Punjab 23

Rajasthan 71

sikkim 1

tamil nadu 84

telangana 1

Uttar pradesh 133

Uttarakhand 4

West Bengal 47



MuLTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES

year wise Registered Societies from 1986 Onwards under MSCS,2002

State/UT Name No. Of Societies

1986 1

1987 1

1988 4

1989 3

1990 2

1991 10

1992 8

1993 8

1994 12

1995 7

1996 7

1997 8

1998 5

1999 20

2000 15

2001 20

2002 15

2003 16

2004 35

2005 28

2006 15

2007 16

2008 31

2009 34

2010 53

2011 95

2012 247

2013 194

2014 250

2015 82

2016 13


MuLTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIESRegistered Societies from 1986 Onwards under MSCS,2002

Type of Societies No.of Societies

Cooperative Bank 63

Marketing 34

Tourism 8

Agro 220

Others 59

National Federation 22

Construction 8

Welfare 17

Credit 493

Handloom/Handicraft 4

Technical 4

Consumer 10

Industrial 29

Housing 135

Multi Purpose 101

Fisheries 3

Dairy 95


MARKETING COOPERATIVES The Structure of Marketing Cooperatives is by and large 2 Tier i.e. Mandi & State level except in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Manipur, Punjab, Tamilnadu, Uttar Pradesh & Pudducherry. where it is 3 tier (i.e. Mandi, District and State levels)

COOPERATIVE MARKETING SOCIETIES

2008-2009 2009-2010General Purpose 2540 2524Specialised /Commodities 4640 4678- (a) Fruits & Vegetable 1329 1336- (b) Cotton 142 142- (c) Tobacco 253 253- (d) Arecanut 16 16- (e) Coconut 44 44- (f) Sugarcane Growers Cooperatives 142 150- (g) Rubber Cooperatives 38 51- (h) Coir Cooperatives 500 600- (i ) Oil marketing and processing Cooperatives 142 142- ( j) Tea and Coffee processing Cooperatives 29 29Overall Business Turnover (Value ` in million)Agricultural produce marketed 189,604.1 216,212.0Agriculture requisites sold 70,983.2 66,848.5Consumer goods distributed 52,022.6 35,084.7

PRIMARy MARKETING COOPERATIVES

2008-2009 2009-2010 Number of Societies (all marketing) 7,180 7,202No. of specialised /commodities societies 4,640 4,678Membership (in million) 6.135661 6.105898Membership of specialised commodities 60.64% 60.68%Share Capital (` in million) 3,249.72 3,403.16Govt. share in share capital (` in million) 47.03% 45.64%Working Capital (` in million) 20,596.6 19,681.3Reserves (` in million) 5,654.3 5,878.9Assets (` in million) 6,981.5 7,245.1Borrowings (` in million) 4,487.8 5,482.8Business turnover (` in million) 80,559.7 83,080.8Agricultural produce marketed (` in million) 44,970.5 47,959.6Agricultural requisites sold (` in million) 20,084.6 18,466.8Consumer goods sold (` in million) 15,504.6 16,654.4Number of societies owning godowns 3284 3561Number of godowns owned 11026 11876Capacity of the godowns (‘000’ tonnes) 2657,937 2386,327Societies not doing marketing business 2658 2416Cost of management (` in million) 3722.6 3756.1% of Cost on salary 44.68% 44.68%Societies in profit 2676 2778Societies in loss 2594 2388Employment 40,162 38,950


STATE LEVEL COOPERATIVE MARKETING FEDERATIONS

2008-2009 2009-2010

State Apex General Purpose Federations 28 28

State Level Commodity Marketing Federations 29 29

Membership of State Cooperative Marketing Federation 141,490 141,495

Share Capital of State level Federation (` in million) 3,828.1 3,858.9

Govt. Participation in Share Capital 88.1% 87.5%

Reserves (` in million) 11308.1 11841.9

Assets (` in million) 96589.2 97241.3

Working Capital (` in million) 87182.8 72323.3

Business Turnover (` in million) 201810.7 205608.9

(a) Agricultural Produce Marketed (` in million) 124868.1 148327.8

(b) Agricultural Requisites Sold (` in million) 42251.3 40922.6

(c) Consumer Goods Sold (` in million) 34691.3 16358.5

DISTRICT LEVEL MARKETING FEDERATIONS

Number of District/Central Level Federations 379 378

Membership 34,93,106 34,90,557

Share Capital (` in million) 717.6 709.9

Govt. participation in share capital 40.88% 41.55%

Working Capital (` in million) 15009.9 14971.8

Reserves (` in million) 1480.1 1412.8

Assets (` in million) 8313.2 7937.3

Business Turnover (` in million) 30,239.5 29,455.5

Agricultural Produce Marketed (` in million) 19,765.5 19,924.6

Agricultural Requisites Sold (` in million) 8,647.3 7,459.1

Consumer Goods Distributed (` in million) 1,826.7 2,071.8


TOTAL TuRNOVER OF NAFED

ShARE CAPITAL OF NAFED


BuISNESS TuRNOVER OF TRIFED

CONSuMER COOPERATIVES

PRIMARy COOPERATIVE CONSuMERS STORES


2008-2009 2009-2010

Number of Stores 21,015 21,014

Branches (including Dept. Stores) 8,681 8,622

Membership (Million) 6.211 6.454

Share Capital 2118.6 2126.5

Govt. Participation 30.92% 30.72%

Working Capital 6390.2 6940.8

Assets (for 21 states) 2436.85 2520.84

Reserves 677.69 677.83

Total Sales 26326.24 26329.48

(a) of Controlled Commodities 43.95% 43.86%

(b) Non-Controlled Commodities 56.05% 56.14%

Employment 42,748 44,188

Stores in Profit 41.52% 41.83%


WhOLESALE CONSuMER STORES


2008-2009 2009-2010

Number of Stores 715 718

Number of Branches (inc Deptt. Stores) 5110 5154


(a) Cooperative Stores (Million) 0.020 0.021

(b) Others (Million) 2.030 1.994




Total Sales 19,388.6 19,799.9

(a) Controlled Commodities 45.84% 45.24%

(b) Non-Controlled Commodities 54.16% 54.76%

Stores in Profit 45.7% 46.4%

Number of Employees 14,042 14,017

Trained Employees 861 881

STATE COOPERATIVE CONSuMERS’ FEDERATIONS


2008-2009 2009-2010

Number of Stores/ Federations 30 30

Number of branches (including deptt. stores) 536 533

Membership 20,034 20,039

Membership of Cooperative Store 3,503 3,504

Individual Membership 10,827 10,827

Other Institutions 5,704 5,708




Total Sales 26,594.8 29,799.9

(a) Wholesale Sales 61.52% 53.90%

(b) Retail Sales 38.48% 46.10%

Number of Federation in Profit 13 13*

Cost of Management 840.40 856.57



STuDENT COOPERATIVES(Value ` in million)

2007-2008 2008-09

Number of Cooperatives 8302 8299

Membership 143,11,671 143,12,099

(a) Students 90.1% 90.1%*

(b) Teachers 4.1% 4.01%*

(c) Others 5.8% 5.8%*


Deposits 126.68 126.76

Reserves 524.47 523.87


% of Govt. Participation 21.25% 20.36%

Total Sales 987.58 988.69

Number of Stores in Profit 41.17% 41.14%

AGRO - PROCESSING COOPERATIVES (SuGAR)(Value ` in million)

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 (P)

No. of Installed Sugar Factories (Total) - 713 718

No. of Installed Sugar Factories (Coop) - 326 327

No. of Factories in Operation (Total) 513 538 519

No. of Factories in Operation (Coop) 214 206 201

No of sugar factories Reported 282 280


Growers Membership 88.6% 89.5%

Non-Growers Membership 7.41% 6.30%

Cooperative Institutions 90958 81506

State Govt. 216 216

Others 162242 161107

Share Capital 47,011.35 ` 49,174.99

Growers 45.92% 48.22%

State Govt. 46.39% 44.12%

Others 7.69% 7.66%

Installed Annual Sugar Prod Capacity (Lakh Tonnes) Total

32.31 32.93

Coop 12.77 12.81

Crushing days per Annum 132 141

Cane Crushed (000 Tonnes) 82,864 96,655

Cooperatives Share/Cane Crushed 34.8% 35.4%(P)

Sugar Production (million tonnes) Total 24.36 28.31 23.67

Coop 9.07 10.42 8.32

Percentage of Coop. Prod. To Total 37.25% 36.79% 35.15%

Utilisation of Capacity (%) Total : 75.39% 85.98%

Coop 71.04% 81.29%

Average Recovery of Sugar % of Cane 10.95% 10.78%


GENERAL INFORMATION ABOuT SuGAR


2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Area under Sugar Cane Production (‘000 hectare) 5,038 4,998 4,993 5,144

Total Sugarcane Production (Million Tonnes) 361.0 341.2 352.1 359.3

Yield of Sugarcane Per Hectare (Tonnes) 71.7 68.3 70.5 69.9

Total Number of Factories in Operation 529 526 513 538

Average Durations of Crushing (Days) 137 127 115 133

Average Crushing Capacity (Tonnes Per Day) 3,877 4,119 4,061 4,117

Total Sugarcane Crushed (‘000 Tonnes) 2,56,975 2,50,598 2,38,176 2,73,073

Total Sugar Produced (‘000 Tonnes) 26,343 25,141 24,360 28,313

Recovery of Sugar (% cane) 10.25 10.03 10.23 10.37

Molasses Production (‘000 Tonnes) 11,824 11,745 10,850 12,479

Molasses (% cane) 4.60 4.69 4.56 4.57

Per Capita Consumption (kg per annum)

(a) Sugar 18.3 18.9 20.1 20.5

(b) Gur & Khandsari 4.7 3.7 5.7 3.3

Purpose wise Utilisation of Sugar Cane Crushed for Different Purpose

(a) White Sugar 71.2% 73.4% 67.6% 76%

(b) Seed, Feed & Chewing etc. 11.9% 11.8% 11.2% 11.2%

(c) Gur & Khandsari 16.9% 14.7% 21.2% 12.8%

Number of Distilleries 371

Distilleries attached with Sugar mills 130

Annual Installed Capacity for Distilleries attached with Sugar mills

17,86,606

Number of Ethonol (Total) 129

Number of Ethonol (Coops) 48

Capacity of Ethonol (Total : KLPD) 6680

Capacity of Ethonol (Coop. : KLPD) 1552

Distilleries Stand…. 33

Capacity (KLPD) 1892

Cooperative Sugar Federation in India 10

Co-generation Plant (Total Number) 276

Co-generation Plant (Coops. Nos.) 156

Co-generation (Capacity in MW -Total) 5531

Co-generation (Capacity in MW – Coop.) 1152


STATE-WISE NuMBER OFSuGAR FACTORIES IN OPERATION IN INDIA

S. No. State 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Coop. Total Coop. Total Coop. Total Coop. Total Coop. Total

1 Andhra Pradesh 8 37 9 37 8 36 8 34 6 22

2 Assam - - - - - - - - - -

3 Bihar - 10 - 11 - 11 - 11 - 11

4 Chhattisgarh 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

5 Dadra Nagar Haveli

- - - - - - - - - -

6 Goa 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

7 Gujarat 17 19 17 19 16 18 15 19 17 19

8 Haryana 11 14 11 14 11 14 10 14 11 14

9 Karnataka 12 59 12 58 12 60 20 61 13 65

10 Kerala - - - - - - - - - -

11 Madhya Pradesh 3 13 3 13 3 12 3 15 3 15

12 Maharashtra 123 167 116 170 107 172 101 159 97 184

13 Nagaland - - - - - - - - - -

14 Odisha 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 2 3

15 Puducherry 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2

16 Punjab 9 16 9 17 9 16 9 16 9 16

17 Rajasthan - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1

18 Tamil Nadu 16 44 16 43 16 43 16 42 16 44

19 Telangana @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 10

20 U.P. 23 125 23 124 23 122 23 119 23 118

21 Uttarakhand 4 10 4 10 4 9 1 9 4 9

22 West Bengal - 1 - 1 - 1 - - - 1

All India 219 490 234 527 228 529 214 513 206 538


SPINNING MILLS

(STATE FEDERATION, DISTRICT FEDERATION AND PRIMARY SOCIETIES)

(` in Lakhs)

PARTICULARS 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

NO.OF REPORTING MILLS 42 37 27

a)Total Installed Spindles 1000557 1116208 823642

b)Total Installed Rotors 744 336 168

MEMBERSHIP

a)Total 240697 208787 133894

b)Weavers 45844 29816 33360

c)Growers 194853 178971 100534


a)Total 83277.69 81424.77 52498.92

b)Govt. 73766.68 72676.05 47150.33

c)Members 9511.01 8748.72 5348.59

DEPOSITS + Loans + 7065.35 9645.22 7753.89

TOTAL NO. OF SPINDLEAGE 1095609915 1222247760 901887990

365 days*3shifts*inst.spldg

TOTAL NO. OF ROTERSHIFT 814680 367920 183960

365 days*3shifts*inst.Rotor

WORKING CAPITAL (-)2731.36 (-)3523.12 (-)7496.91

RESERVES 111089.16 143497.25 123406.02

TOTAL ASSETS

a) Fixed (Gross) 188088.3 237544.34 189691.47

b) Others 49463.93 52257.64 39634.63

CAPACITY UTILISATION 73.29% 70.09% 70.02%

PRODUCTION OF YARN

a)Quantity (Lakh Kg) 1119.86 1265.82 963.82

b)Total Value 198524.92 255257.52 174628.54

SALES OF YARN PRODUCED

a)Quantity (Lakh Kg) 1120.05 1251.42 965.76

b)Total Value 197468.57 233253.21 153744.4

PROFITABILITY

a)No.of Mills in Profit 22 12 7

b)No.of Mills in Loss 20 25 20

EMPLOYMENT POSITION 12917 12095 9529

NO.OF TRAINED PERSONNEL 1354 1597 744

COST OF MANAGEMENT

a)Total 4246.70 5080.79 4233.21

b)Salary 3524.23 4216.42 3513.04


DAIRy COOPERATIVES

MILK PRODuCTION IN INDIA

(In million tonnes)

yEAR MILK PRODuCTION

1994-1995 63.8

1999-2000 78.3

2001-2005 92.5

2009-2010 116.4

2014-2015 146.3

PROCuREMENT AND MILK MARKETED By COOPERATIVES DuRING 1980-2015

( in TLPD)

yEAR MILK PROCuRED

MILK MARKETED

1980-81 2562 2783

1990-91 9702 8046

2000-01 16504 13363

2013-14 34162 29444

2014-15 37832 3116

GROWTh OF DAIRy COOPERATIVES

(In 000)

yEAR DAIRy SOCIETIES

1980-81 13.284

1990-91 63.415

2000-01 96.206

2013-14 162.6

2014-15 165.549


TRANSPORT COOPERATIVES(Value ` in million)

2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Societies 7,993 8,095

Membership 1,47,499 1,50,288


Govt Participation in Share Capital 3.07% 3.12%

Reserves 233.2 240.4


No. of Societies in Profit 1028 1018


hOSPITAL COOPERATIVES


2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Societies 216 221

Membership 150,801 155,978



Reserves 581.57 581.67


INDuSTRIAL COOPERATIVES (PRIMARy)(Value ` in million)

NON-WEAVERS COOPERATIVES 2007-2008 2008-2009

No. of Non- Weavers Coops 46,830 47,426



Govt Participation in Share Capital

30.43% 30.5%


Total Assets 1528.3* 1824.9*

Value of Products Produced 4610.2 4596.7

Value of Produce Sold 4615.9 4560.3

Cost of Management* 386.2 358.04

% of Cost on Salary* 39.6% 38.0%

Employment Position* 25,879 30,432


WEAVERS COOPERATIVES 2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Weavers Cooperatives 24,950 25,174

Number of Looms 595,293 599,086

Number of Woollen Handlooms Units*

678 740

Number of Handloom Cotton Units 16847 17095

Number of Khadi Cotton Units* 131 476

Number of Khadi Wool Units* 36 36

Number of Power loom Units* 1170 1221

Number of Dying Houses Units* 920 923

No. of Pattern Making Factories 834 807

No. of Common Workshops 1041 1017


Share Capital ` 2,405.60 ` 2,334.50

Govt. Participation in share capital 33.44% 33.46%

Working Capital `13,245.07 ` 11,367.9

Value of Cloth Produced ` 13,696.94 ` 14,366.05

Total Sales ` 11,358.65 ` 11,750.74

Total Assets ` 4,811.6 ` 4,831.3

Societies incurring Profit 7967 7969

Employment Position* 23,807 30,179

Note : @ As on 31.03.2007, @@ As on 31.03.2013, * As on 31.03.2010, ** As on 31.03.2012, *@ As on 31.03.201

hOuSING COOPERATIVES (PRIMARy) (Value ` in million)

2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Housing Cooperatives 1,00,000 1,00,000

Cooperaives in Urban Areas 65,944 67,723

Number of SC/ST Housing Cooperatives (Regd.)

779 779*


Urban Membership (Million) 3.052 3.115*

Share Capital 6,357.54 6,349.41

Working Capital 1,25,549.7 1,25,348.1


APEx hOuSING COOPERATIVES (STATE LEVEL)


2013-2014 2014-2015

Number of Apex Federations 23 23

Membership 29,454 29,437

(a) Rural 5,827 5,817

(b) Urban 20,944 20,940


Percentage raised from Primaries 65.34% 61.85%


Borrowings (Total) 1,07,554.00 1,08,878.67

Loans Sanctioned 1,25,744.72 1,28,513.95

Loans Disbursed 1,21,286.27 1,23,897.11

Number of Houses Completed 22,81,543 22,88,225

Houses Under Construction 1,62,732 1,62,560

PERFORMANCE OF STATE COOPERATIVE hOuSING FEDERATIONS (2014-2015)

(Membership in actual) (Value ` In Lakhs)

MEMBERShIP ShARE CAPITAL TotalBorrowings

Apex Federations

RuralArea

urbanArea

Total

PrimarySocieties

StateGovts.

Total

ANDHRA PRADESH -- -- 1438 1115.46 54.10 1169.56 35941.05ASSAM 289 129 418 205.98 1447.10 1653.08 9462.00BIHAR** -- 679 679 152.03 668.02 820.05 12194.76CHANDIGARH@@ -- 108 108 25.28 80.20 105.48 1830.00CHHATTISGARH 3 122 125 96.16 -- 96.16 1796.56DELHI -- 1274 1274 103.15 3026.00 3129.15 25379.47GOA 122 185 307 84.40 162.00 246.40 4690.50GUJARAT 1562 4562 6124 2060.31 -- 2060.31 47240.00HARYANA 89 270 359 321.35 1495.90 1817.25 13297.09HIMACHAL PRADESH 8 53 61 10.61 82.94 93.55 2129.21JAMMU & KASHMIR@@ 16 39 55 50.63 76.15 126.78 7563.90KARNATAKA*@ 121 721 842 687.11 -- 687.11 19168.93KERALA -- -- 205 2821.99 2775.29 5597.28 126269.14MADHYA PRADESH -- -- 1037 222.52 333.11 555.63 17265.00MAHARASHTRA 1266 9522 10518 2005.93 -- 2005.93 70622.00MANIPUR @ 135 23 158 147.87 7.90 155.77 700.82MEGHALAYA* 30 3 33 1.80 244.74 246.54 108.01ODISHA 71 35 106 271.57 253.52 525.09 10293.84PUDDUCHERRY 8 45 53 284.24 725.71 1009.95 14277.56PUNJAB 132 209 341 3429.18 903.60 4332.78 171005.53RAJASTHAN 1090 253 1343 143.58 108.60 252.18 6547.84TAMIL NADU 197 628 825 6972.33 63.43 7035.76 452989.36UTTAR PRADESH -- 1475 1475 352.95 700.60 1053.55 28195.00WEST BENGAL*@ 678 875 1553 317.90 289.61 607.51 9819.17TOTAL 5817 20940 29437 21884.33 13498.52 35382.85 1088786.74


PERFORMANCE OF STATE COOPERATIVE hOuSING FEDERATIONS (2014-2015)

NUMBER OF HOUSES TOTAL

Apex Federations

COMPLETED UNDER CONSTRUCTION

2014 2015 2014 2015 2014 2015

ANDHRA PRADESH 62067 63758 718 1431 62785 65189

ASSAM 8287 8287 6578 6578 14865 14865

BIHAR** 21300 21300 596 596 21896 21896

CHANDIGARH@@ 11700 11700 300 300 12000 12000

CHHATTISGARH 3856 3856 -- -- 3856 3856

DELHI 44084 44323 -- -- 44084 44323

GOA 4710 4730 204 212 4914 4942

GUJARAT 232836 232836 -- -- 232836 232836

HARYANA 22306 22306 -- -- 22306 22306

HIMACHAL PRADESH 1603 1614 111 100 1714 1714

JAMMU & KASHMIR@@ 1999 1999 4 4 2003 2003

KARNATAKA*@ 28761 28761 85 85 28846 28846

KERALA 183618 186183 45688 45100 229306 231283

MADHYA PRADESH 26000 26000 -- -- 26000 26000

MAHARASHTRA 218565 218565 -- -- 218565 218565

MANIPUR @ 1545 1545 -- -- 1545 1545

MEGHALAYA* 273 273 1 1 274 274

ODISHA 26327 26327 7212 7212 33539 33539

PUDDUCHERRY 7373 7413 3 3 7376 7416

PUNJAB 124888 126476 1560 1239 126448 127715

RAJASTHAN 34979 34987 -- 8 34979 34995

TAMIL NADU 1164434 1164954 98736 98755 1263170 1263709

UTTAR PRADESH 30103 30103 153 153 30256 30256

WEST BENGAL*@ 19929 19929 783 783 20712 20712

TOTAL 2281543 2288225 162732 162560 2444275 2450785

Note : @ As on 31.03.2007, @@ As on 31.03.2013, * As on 31.03.2010, ** As on 31.03.2012, *@ As on 31.03.2014


FARMING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES


2007-2008 2008-2009


Joint Farming Types 4295 4297

Membership 362,475 362,283




Business Operations 225.89 233.65

IRRIGATION COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES


IRRIGATION COOPERATIVES 2007-2008 2008-2009

Number of Societies 16621 17066

Membership 10,71,998 11,32,519

Command Area (hectare) 1,480,497 1,480,497

(a) Area Irrigated 1,071,639 1,073,286



Assets (Total) 9801.03 9808.23

Total Work Executed 3445.4 3472.9

Employment 12756 12804

Profit Making Societies 5673 6603

ELECTRICITy COOPERATIVES

Societies Organized in the following States of Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh,Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Rajasthan & Tamil Nadu


2007-2008 2008-2009


Villages in the Areas 8,050 8050

No. of Villages Electrified 6218 6226

Villages Electrified During Year* 874 876

Membership (Total) 9,56,495 9,56,520

Societies Members* 38,542 38,319


Connections at the End of Year 893,816* 893,816*

Type of Connections

(a) Agriculturist 229,309* 229,309*

(b) Industrial 23,178* 23,178*

(c) Domestic & Commercial 434,764* 4,34,764*

(d) Others 86,285* 86,285*

Total Load (KW) (Million ) 55.655* 55.655*

Sales (Units) During the Year (million) 189.508* 189.511*

Units of Power Purchased (million) 260.367* 260.367*

Employment Generated 4584 4560

No. of Societies which earned Profit 41.07% 40.68%


COOPERATIVE EDuCATION, RESEARCh AND TRAINING

Personnel Educated /Trained

2014-2015 2015-2016

EDuCATION PROGRAMMES OF STATE COOPERATIVE uNIONS

Total Members Trained 9,49,596 9,01,869

General Education Programmes 5,58,023 7,42,383

Women Education Programmes 1,10,172 1,21,828

Youth Education Programmes 42,504 1,01,901

EDuCATION PROGRAMMES OF NATIONAL COOPERATIVE uNION OF INDIA

Under Developed State /areas 2,38,897 2,42,286

(a) Cooperative Education Programmes 1,43,477 1,40,146

(b) Social Development Programmes 34,459 37,888

(c) Farm Guidance Programmes 47,133 45,195

(d) Other Programmes 13,828 19,057

Women Education Development Programmes 1,12,199 85,012

Projects exlusively N.E. States 43,609 39,637

NATIONAL CENTRE FOR COOPERATIVE EDuCATION (NCCE)

Trainers & Leadership Development Programmes 2,886 3,698

COOPERATIVE TRAINING PROGRAMMES uNDER OVERALL CONTROL OF NATIONAL COuNCIL FOR COOPERATIVE TRAINING OF NCuI

2014-2015 2015-2016

Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management

Trained Senior Level Cooperative Personnel 3,454 4,856

RICM/Institute of Cooperative Management (19)

Trained Middle Level Cooperative Personnel 71,199 65,831

Junior Cooperative Training Centres (109)

under Administrative control of State Cooperative Unions

Trained Junior Level Cooperative Personnel N.A. N.A.


FIShERy COOPERATIVES


Fishery Cooperatives 2015-2016

Number of Fishery Cooperatives 18559

Number of Central/District Fishery Cooperative Societies

130

Number of State Federation of Fishermen’s Cooperative

22

Membership (Million) 2.8

(a) Membership of PFCS (Men) 22, 00,328

Fishermen Insured ( As on 09/12/2016)

46,71,124

General Information About Fisheries 2015-2016Marine Fishery Resources(a) Length of Coast Line 8,118 Kms. (b) Continental Shelf (000 sq Kms) 530 Kms.(c) No.of landing Centres 1,914(d) No. of Villages 3,827(e) Farmers Trained 0.29647Inland Water Resources(a) Length of Rivers & Canals 195,210 Kms.(b) Area of Reservoirs (million) 2.907 ha(c) Area under Tanks & Ponds (million) 2.414 ha(d) Brackish Water (million) 1.240 ha(e) Flood Plain Lakes & Derelated water (million) 0.798 ha

2014-2016 Total Fish Production (lakh tonnes) 100.69of Which Marine Production(lakh tones) 34.91Inland Fish Production (lakh tonnes) 65.77Export of Marine Products Qty. (lakh Tonnes) 1,051Export of Marine Products (` in crores) 33441.61

WOMEN COOPERATIVES

(Value ` in million)2007-2008 2008-2009

No. of Cooperatives 11,510 11,615Membership 1,024,525 1,028,934SC Membership 8.18% 8.15%Share Capital 254.3 261.9Govt. Participation in Share Capital 17.15% 18.71%Working Capital 1744.82 1734.88Business Turnover 1468.88 1484.51Deposits 953.14 955.69Value of Sales (Total) 545.86 563.13Societies Incurring Profit 37.62% 38.54%

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOuT WOMEN & yOuTh STATuS OF WOMEN EMPLOyMENT by SGSy & OThER SChEMES

2004-2005 2005-2006

Women Beneficiries (Assisted) in SGSY 6,06,118 2,73,803

Employment Generated for Women(Lac/Man day)

(a) Sampurn Gram Rojgar Yojna 2125.6 1300.0

(b) National Food for Work Prog.(Lakh) 268.76 na

(c) Women Self Help Groups Formed 191664 127325

(d) Indira Awas Yojna (Dwelling Units) 421728 512837

Women Empowerment

Women in Gram Panchayat 6,81,258 6,55,629

Gram Panchayat Samiti 37,109 37,523

Women in Zila Parishad 3,153 3,161


POuLTRy COOPERATIVES

Value ` in million)

2007-2008 2008-2009

Number of Poultry Cooperatives 4,231 4,233


a) Scheduled Caste 21.82% 21.90%

b) Scheduled Tribes 4.6% 4.7%




Business Turnover 339.21 325.04

Number of Villages in Operation 15,233 15,260

Total Assets 1222.26 1221.87

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOuT POuLTRy

2009-2010 2010-11

Production of Eggs (in million) 60,267 63,024

LABOuR CONTRACT & CONSTRuCTION COOPERATIVES


2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Labour Contract Societies 39,207 39,857

Tribal Labour Cooperatives 12.65% 13.27%

Non-Tribal Labour Cooperatives 87.35% 86.73%

Membership (million) 2.561 2.572


Govt. Participation in share capital 12.82% 12.62%


Business Turnover 11550.45 11829.75

Assets 3205.71 3214.88

Contracts Executed 10575.02 11193.28

(a) Govt. Work Executed* 61.62% 60.76%

(b) Local Bodies* 20.75% 20.46%

(c) Others* 17.63% 18.78%

Societies Making Profit 30.88% 30.57%

FOREST LABOuR COOPERATIVES


2008-2009 2009-2010

No. of Forest Labour Cooperatives 2,650 2,789

Membership 0.422 0.423



Assets * 2845.8 2845.8

Value of Forest Contracts Taken up 210.68 248.28

Contract Awarded by Govt. 96.92% 97.27%

Value of Sales 576.05 582.38

Societies in Profit Making 34.34% 32.99%

Organisational Structure, Functions &

Progress of National Level Cooperative

Federations


Established in 1929 Membership 260 National Level Federations 17 State Level 163 Multi State Cooperative Societies 80

Management

MAIN FuNCTIONS

National Cooperative union of India

Promotion and Strengthening of Cooperative Sector. Strengthening of Human Resource Development in Cooperatives (HRD) through Cooperative Education Cooperative Training Network Development of Cooperative Information System & Extending Services. Research in Cooperatives. Propogation of Cooperative Ideology. Lobbying and Image Building Through Cooperative Parliamentarians’ Forum Publication and Publicity International Cooperative Relations. Cooperative Planning.

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National Council for Cooperative Training

Research in cooperation. Formulate policies and plans relating to cooperative training. Facilitate planning and designing of training programmes for RICM’s/ ICM’s. Academic Guidance to junior Cooperative Training Centres. Liaison with Government, Universities, RBI., NABARD, NCDC, UGC and inter-national cooperative organisations.

Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management

Caters to management development training need of senior/key personnel in cooperative sector. Research and consultancy. Publications.

Institute of Cooperative ManagementCaters to the management/development training needs of middle level cooperative personnel.

State Cooperative unions Cooperative education and training. Promote inter-cooperative relationship. Publicity and Publications.

District Cooperative unions Guide and assist in organising cooperatives. Undertake education and training activities.

Junior Training Centres Arrange training of junior level cooperative personnel.Field Projects

Capacity building of secretaries, managers and board of directorsTransfer of Innovative agricultural technology & information for increasing productivity and income of farmersProgrammes for women and youthAwareness of government schemes & policies

Approach

With a view to ensure appropriate positioning of cooperatives in the emerging liberalised competitive economy, the following strategy has been formulated and is currently under Implementation. It is as Follows:

Implementation of National Cooperative Policy.

Promotion of Cooperation among cooperatives and to develop coordination between cooperatives.

Strengthening base level cooperative Institutions by promoting the use of IT application.

Enhancing Involvement of rural poor In the cooperative movement by organising them into Self Helf Groups & activising membership of cooperatives.

Networking of Cooperative Information System.

Toachieveself-sufficiencybystrengtheningtheresources.

New Areas Skill Development for your youth and women. Make in India through Cooperatives.


National Federation of Agricultural Marketing Cooperatives (NAFED)

Established in : 1958

Management

Progress of Nafed (2014-2015) (Rs. in Million)

Membership 847

Paid-up Capital : 240.65

Reserves & others : 4007.12

Total Turnover : 25163.78

Internal Trade : 25158.31

Foreign Trade : 5.47

Net Loss : 1566.75

Net Worth : (-) 4771.73

Main Functions

National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation

Marketing of agricultural produce in the country

Export of agricultural produce

Processing of agricultural produce

Coordinate with member societies in promotion of internal trade

Canalising agency for export of onion and nigerseed and monitoring agency for import of pulses

Nodal agency of Government of India for price support operations

Production and marketing of agricultural machinery, implements and bio-fertilisers


Undertakes inter-state trade to stabilise consumer prices of agricultural commodities

State Cooperative Marketing Federation

Marketing and processing of agricultural produce

Supply of improved agricultural implements

Coordinate with member societies for marketing agricultural produce

Price support and market intervention operations as state agency of NAFED

Provide remunerative prices to farmers for their produce

District/Central Marketing Society

Coordinate with primary level agricultural produce societies

Undertake inter district trade in agricultural produce

Primary Marketing Society

Procurement of agricultural produce

Price support and market interventions operations in association with national/state marketing federations

Advance loans to members in lieu of pledging their produce

Sale of agricultural commodities to the cooperatives and consumer organisations

Distribution of fertilisers and other agricultural inputs

Provide godown, cold storage & processing yard facilities to members

New Areas & Future Approach

Widen the business in marketing of food products, seeds, and fertilisers.

Plan to set up of second plant of bio-fertilisers.

To set up super market in Mumbai and Chennai on the lines of Nafed Bazar in Delhi.

Exploring the possibilities to producing and marketing of hybrid seeds.

Planning to provide market support to farmers throughout the country.

To take up marketing of NAFED brand honey throughout the country.


NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CONSuMERS’ COOPERATIVES

Established in : october 16, 1965

Nodal Ministry : Ministry of Consumer Affairs Food & Public Distribution

Management

Progress of NCCF (2015-2016) (` in Million)

Membership : 148

Paid-up Share Capital : 144.93

Government Share : 94.85

Total Turnover : 7786.7

ProfitAfterTax : 20.2

Main Functions

National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation of India Ltd.

To act as spokesman of the consumer cooperative movement.

Toassistandguidememberinstitutionstoimprovetheiroperationalandmanagerialefficiency.

To provide supply support to the consumer cooperatives and other agencies for distribution of consumer goods at reasonable and


affordable rates besides rendering technical guidance and assistance to the consumer cooperatives.

To provide market intelligence to member organisations.

Commercial operations of NCCF are handled at the headquarter at New Delhi and through its 29 branches, sub-branches located mostly in the state capitals and other important centres in the country.

Publication of quarterly magazine “Indian Consumer Cooperator” containing information and articles of consumers’ interest.To undertake liaison with the Departments of Government of India, State Governments, NCDC, ICA, State Civil Supplies Corporations, National Level Cooperative organisations and the manufacturers of consumer goods.State Consumers’ Cooperative Federatio

Promote consumer cooperatives in the respective States/UTs

Procure bulk quantity of consumer goods and supply to member institutions.

Assist and guide member institutions for facilitating their working.

Act as agent of the State Government for distribution of essential consumer items.

LiaisonwithGovernmentandotherfinancinginstitutions.

Consumers’ Cooperative Store

Protect interest of consumers.

Supply quality essential consumer goods at reasonable rates.

Help in maintaining price stabilisation and availability of essential consumer goods.

Liaison with State Cooperative Federations and other cooperative institutions

Primary Agricultural Credit/Large Sized Multi Purpose Societies

The primary agricultural credit/large sized multi purpose societies are undertaking distribution of consumer goods in addition to their other activities.

This helps in maintaining price stabilisation and availability of essential consumer goods in the rural/far flung areas.

Areas Covered & Future Approach

NCCFproposestodiversifyitsactivitiesbyenteringintoretailtradeincludingdistributionofcertifiedseedsandfertilisers.Strengthening the supply support arrangement through the consumer cooperatives by adding more items.

Undertaking programmes for increasing consumer awareness and consumer rights as envisaged in the Consumer Protection Act.

Arrange training programmes for the employees of the consumer cooperatives in order to improve their capabilities.

Participation in the welfare schemes operated in the states for the upliftment of the weaker/poor section of the community.

Expansion of import and export trade of consumer goods and foodgrains.


National Federation of Short-Term Agriculture (Production) Credit Cooperatives

Established in : May 19, 1964Membership : 32

Nodal Ministry : Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

Management

MAIN FuNCTIONS

National Federation of State Cooperative Banks

Provides a common forum to the member banks

Promotes and protects the interests of the member banks

Co-ordinates and liaison with Government of India, Reserve Bank of India, National Bank and others

Provides research and consultancy inputs to the member banks

organises conferences/seminars/workshops/meetings

State Cooperative Banks

Serve as balancing centre in the states


organise provision of credit for credit worthy farmers

Carry out banking business

Leader of the Cooperatives in the State

District Central Cooperative Banks

Serveasbalancingcentreinthedistrictcentralfinancingagencies

organise credit to primaries

Carry out banking business

Sanction, monitor & control implementation of policies

Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies/PACS

Assessment of credit needs

Disbursement of credit to members

Recovery of credit

Promote the economic interests of the members

Future Approach

NAFSCoB will continue to ensure that effective common forum is provided for the SCBs for discussing policy issues pertaining to credit banking, deposits banking and general banking and also allied issues to members SCBs.

NAFSCOBwillcontinuetostriveforacquiringfreedomoffunctionalautonomytotheiraffiliates.

NAFSCoB will continue to work towards maintaining and restoring the principles of democracy in the management of cooperative credit Institutions.

To develop & establish sound information network among the Member Banks.

New Areas

Professionalisation.

Human Resource Development & Management.

Prudent banking & investment Policies.

Restructing & revitalisation measures.


Total Network of Outlets : 24,831

National Federation of Agriculture Investment Credit Cooperatives

Established on : 6th october, 1960

organisational Membership : 22 (SCARDBs – 17 and SCBs -5)

orotal Membership of Individuals : 12.39 Million (SCARDBs)


Management

Mission of the NCARDBF Federation

MissionoftheFederationistoserveandfurthertheinterestsofitsmemberbanksinmeetingthecreditandotherfinancialservices,needs of rural sector through providing support services in the areas of resource mobilization, business expansion, loan recovery andHRD.Topromoteappropriatelegalandpolicyenvironmentcongenialtotheirefficientandeffectiveworkingthroughliaisonandlobbying with State and Central Govt. and agencies like RBI, NABARD, NCDC, NCUI etc.


Principal Activities and business of the organisation

AsignificanteventinthehistoryofagricultureandruraldevelopmentbankingsectorhasbeentheestablishmentoftheNationalCo-operative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks’ Federation Ltd. for the promotion of the interests of the member banks. Since its inception, the Federation has played an important role, rendering useful services to its member banks.

The Federation undertakes the following activities:-

To organise Conferences, Conventions, Seminars, Workshops etc. and to constitute Committees, Sub-Committees, Working Groups, Study Teams etc. relating to business operations and matters of common interest to members;

To strive for the promotion of interests of the members and to establish contacts with the Govt. of India, State Govts., Planning Commission, Reserve Bank of India, National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development, National Housing Bank, National Cooperative Development Corporation, State Bank of India and other Commercial Banks, Cooperative Banks, National Cooperative Union of India and other National level Federations and other institutions and give expression to the common view points of the member banks.

To collect statistics and to assimilate and compile them in suitable form and disseminate the knowledge and experience gathered wherefrom;

To arrange for the publication of periodicals, news bulletins, journals, technical guidelines and other literature and exchange of information relating to rural credit and banking useful to the member banks and others;

To arrange for lectures, to provide technical advice, guidance and consultancy services and to conduct studies and research on problems concerning credit, banking and other matters;

To promote and run center/institute for undertaking staff training and management development programme and other incidental activities including research;

To do all such things and take necessary steps as are incidental or conducive to the attainment of any or all the above objects and in the interest of the Federation and its members.


Multi State Cooperative Society Engaged in Production and Marketing of Fertilisers

Registered in 1967

Management

Progress of IFFCO (2015-2016) (Rs in Million)

Membership : 35,214

Paid-up Capital : 4249.88

Total production of 5 plants : 8.652 Million Tonnes

Urea : 4.668 Million Tonnes

NPK/DAP : 3.984 Million Tonnes

Total Turnover : 304006

Profit (After Tax) : 7050.0

Capacity utilisation

Nitrogenous Fertilisers (N) : 104.9%


Phosphate Fertilisers (P2o5) : 81.0%

Main Functions

Augmenting Fertiliser Production.

Ensure timely availability of fertilisers and other agro-inputs at the farmer’s door-steps.

Strengthening fertiliser cooperative distribution system.

Equal emphasis on Environment, Energy Saving and Soil Re-juvenation.

Cooperative Rural Development

Cooperative Rural Development Trust (CoRDET) providing practical training to farmers to improve their skills. During the year 271 trainingprogrammeswereorganizedbenefitting17898farmers.

Farmers Development Programmes

IFFCo is commitment to contribute for sustainable economic development of farmers to improve their quality of life in ways that are alsogoodforIFFCOunderfollowingfields:

“Save the Soil” campaign with emphasis on soil rejuvenation.

Setting up of Storage-Cum-Community Centres.

Village Adoption programmes (373 villages were adopted)

Farmers Education and Training Programmes

Promotional Programmes and Farmers Extension Activities

Soil health

Balance use of fertilizers

Sale point personnel training

Agricultural Campaigns,

Crop seminars

IFFCo Kisan Sewa Trust to provides relief and rehabilitation to victims of natural calamities, provides welfare and critical medical attention for needy, poor farmers, provides scholarships for higher education to students belonging to families of small and marginal farmers,financialassistancetofarmersindistressduetodrought/unseasonalrain.

Diversifications and Initiatives

DiversificationintoInsuranceSectorthroughIFFCOTOKIOGeneralInsuranceCompanyLimited(ITGI).Today,itisthethirdlargestgeneral insurance company.

IFFCo’s subsidiary IFFCo Kisan Sanchar Limited (IFFCo Kisan) is playing key role in providing farmers useful information for improving farm income and living. Also manages Kisan call centre services.

IFFCo has been a major promoter of National Commodity and Derivative Exchange Limited (NCDEX) which is a world class commodity platform.


IFFCo has joined hands with Mitsubishi Corporation, japan to form a joint Venture Company “IFFCo-MC Crop Science Pvt. Ltd.” to make available good quality insecticides, fungicides and weedicides to farmers.

IFFCo is setting up a multi-product “IFFCo KISAN SEZ” at Nellore (A.P.) with primary focus on food Processing and Agri-Based Industries.

IFFCo Kisan Bazar and Logistics Limited (IKBLL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of IFFCo which is functioning as a Special Purpose Vehicle for Building, operating and Managing the Captive Barge jetty at Kandla.

IFFCo eBazar Limited was setup with the objective of providing goods and services required by farmers under one roof.IFFCo has promoted “Indian Farm Forestry and Development Cooperative Limited (IFFDC)” a multi state cooperative society working towards development of wasteland and enhancement of socio-economic status of rural poor.

Apart from these, IFFCo has joint ventures in oman, jordan, Senegal for production of fertilizers as well as for assured supply of phosphoric acid and a wholly owned subsidiary Kisan International Trading (KIT) at Dubai which acts as an international trading arm of IFFCo to handle imports, exports and logistics support.

Future Approach “Vision 2020”

To stand as a Global Leader in Fertilisers Production.

Implement Strategies for sustainable development by reducing Energy Consumption and better Resource Management.

Maximizing the synergies of the Core Business through Forward/Backward Integrations.

Enhancing presence in International Markets through Strategic joint Ventures and Synergistic Acquisitions.

Diversificationinothersectorsforfinancialsustainability.

Promoting Integrated Nutrient Management and optimum Fertiliser use.

To help the Cooperative Societies become economically strong, professionally managed and to equip the Farming Community with advanced agricultural practices for improved Productivity to ensure an Empowered Rural India.

Achieve Fertilisers marketing target of 15 million tonnes per annum by 2020.


Multi Unit Cooperative Society involved in Fertilizer Production and Marketing


Management

Highlights (2015-2016)

Membership : 9471

Paid-up Capital : 3892.3 Million

Ammonia Production : 1.353 Million Tonnes

Urea Production : 2.268 Million Tonnes

Bio-Fertiliser Production (Liquid) : 0.813 Million Litre

Urea Dispatch (Rail + Road) : 2.261 Million Tonnes

Urea Sales (KRIBHCo – HAZIRA) : 2.242 Million Tonnes

Total Urea Sales (KRIBHCo + oMIFCo + KSFL + Govt. A/C) : 4.258 Million Tonnes

Total Neem Coated Urea Sales : 3.406 Million Tonnes

Bio-Fertilisers Sale (Liquid) : 0.745 Million Tonnes

Seeds Production : 4.19 Lakh Quintals

Seeds Sales : 3.95 Lakh Quintals

Profit(AfterTax) : 1883.5Million

Capacity utilisation

(a) Ammonia : 108.45%

(b) Urea : 103.34%

MAIN FuNCTIONS

Mission:

Toactasacatalysttoagriculturalandruraldevelopmentbyselecting,financingandmanagingprojectsthatarebothsociallydesirableandcommerciallyprofitable.

Vision:

To become a world class organization that represents the farmer community and maximizes their returns through specialization in agriculturalinputs,ruralneedbasedproductsandotherdiversifiedbusinessesthatmaximizestakeholders’value.


Objectives:

n To strengthen cooperative system

n To enhance the urea installed capacity and increasing its market share

n To ensure optimum utilization of existing plant and machinery

n To diversify into other core sectors like Power, Port, Infrastructure, Rural Retail, etc

n Transfer of technology for modern farming and improving farmers livelihood

n To educate and train farmers, provide free testing facilities for soil nutrients and irrigation water

Expansion & Diversifications:

KRIBHCo has also made realignment in its corporate strategy and internal operations revamping to meet the challenges in the liberalized/globalized economy. Asapartofaboveinitiative,KRIBHCOenteredintooverseasJointVentures,diversificationintoPowerSector, Logistics Business, etc:

n In 2005, KRIBHCo’s joint Venture project with oman oil Company came on stream in Sultanate of oman. KRIBHCo holds 25% equity in oMIFCo.

n In 2006, KRIBHCo acquired Sahajanpur Fertiliser Complex through its joint venture company KSFL. KRIBHCo holds 85% of the share in the jV. KRIBHCo has management control and marketing rights of total production.

n KRIBHCOhasdiversifiedintopowersectorbyinvestinginGujaratStateEnergyGeneration(GSEG).

n KRIBHCo incorporated Kribhco Infrastructure Limited, a 100% subsidiary to venture into logistics business.

n KRIBHCOholds2.34%equityinNagarjunaOilRefineryLimitedand1.84%inNagarjunaFertilizersandChemicalsLtd.

n KRIBHCo holds 5% equity in Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX).

New Products and Marketing Initiatives:

n KRIBHCo has been promoting the use of Bio-Fertilisers since many years. The society has three units to manufacture Bio-Fertilisers at Hazira (Gujarat), Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) and Lanjha (Maharashtra).

n Keeping in view importance of the Quality Seeds in enhancing the agricultural production, KRIBHCo initiated Seed MultiplicationProgrammeintheyear1990-91toprovidequalitycertifiedseedsofthecrops.

n KRIBHCo is also marketing high yield Hybrid seeds of various crops like Bt Cotton.

n KRIBHCo imports and markets other fertiliser like DAP, DAP-Lite and MoP etc from time to time.

n organic Agriculture has emerged as a feasible option to address concerns relating to land degradations. KRIBHCo regularly undertakes marketing of compost made from city waste.

In a nut shell KRIBHCo, World’s Premier Fertilizer producing Cooperative has an outstanding track record to its credit in all spheres of its activities. KRIBHCo has fully imbibed the cooperative philosophy and has made sustained efforts towards promoting the cause of modern agriculture and cooperatives in the country. KRIBHCo stands for commitment, sincerity and high standards of excellence. In our endeavor towards achieving our goals we are impelled by the ideals set by our predecessors and the devotion and dedication of ouremployees.WeareISO9001,ISO9002,andISO14001certifiedorganization.


National Level Cooperative Federation responsible for marketing development of tribal produce and handicrafts

Established in : 1987Progress of TRIFED (2014-15) (` in Million)

Membership : 29

Share Capital : 1005.56

Total Sales : 142.70

nInternal Trade : 142.70

nExport : --

The main objective of Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Ltd. (TRIFED) shall be to serve the interests of its members in more than one state for the social and economic betterment of its members by conducting its affairs in professional, democratic and autonomous manner through self help and mutual cooperation for undertaking marketing development of the tribal products.

Main Functions

To facilitate, coordinate and promote the marketing of the tribal products by its members.

To undertake/promote on behalf of its members/institutions or the Govt. or Govt. organisations, inter-State and international marketing of tribal products.

To act as agency for canalisation of export and import and facilitate, wherever necessary inter-State trade of tribal products under any Scheme formulated by Govt. of India or any other State agencies.

To develop market intelligence related to supply, demand, price trends, supply/market chain, value addition and processing facilities, productqualityspecifications,productapplications,markettrends,buyersforthetribalproductsanddisseminatetheinformationtothe members as well as planners, researchers and associate organisations and business circles etc.

To assist in capability & capacity building of the members relating to the marketing development of the tribal products.

To expand and extend the markets for tribal products through marketing development and promotion programmes.

To assist in the development of new products through product development, product innovation, product designs, new product applications and special R & D drives for tribal products.

To strive for development of fair trade mechanism for tribal products & marketing thereof.

Todevelopqualityspecificationsandqualitypreservationsystemsfortribalproductsincollaborationwithallrelatedorganisations/departments/institutions.


To initiate & promote creation of technologies and infrastructure for basic value addition on the tribal products.

To formalise and organise the market for tribal products by bringing all functionaries together with members, buyers, facilitators, processors & sellers to harness global synergy advantages.

To identify items of minor forest produce (MFP) in different states to be brought under the ambit of the cooperative marketing and makerecommendationsforfixationofminimumpricesofsuchMFPinthetribalareasbyeachState.

To organise seminar, workshops, conferences, exhibitions, trade-fairs and such other activities within the country and abroad to further the objectives of TRIFED.

To promote setting up of units for production/value addition of tribal products.

State Tribal Cooperative Development Corporations/Federations

Collection of minor forest produce through LAMPS.

Future Approach

Undertaking livelihood generation projects in tribal areas for marketing development of tribal products.

Sectoral approach of cluster development in tribal areas on entreprenureship model for economic development of tribals.

Capacity and capability building of members as well as tribals in marketing development of tribal products.

Developing markets through brand building of tribal products for national as well as international markets.

Greater emphasis on value addition at primary level to create employment opportunities in tribals areas, promotion of interstate and international trade.

Promoting marketing infrastructure facilities and qualities for tribal/forest products.

New Areas

Marketing research and studies for selected tribals products.

R&D for tribals products.

Marketing of herbal medicines and cosmetics.


National Federation of Housing Cooperatives.


Nodal Ministry : Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation

Progress of NCHF (2014-2015)

Membership : 23

Paid-up Capital : 63.37 Lakhs

Govt. participation : 20.25 Lakhs

Main Functions

National Cooperative Housing Federation

Coordinate and guide members in planning and construction of houses.

Procure and supply building materials.

Provide guidance to housing cooperatives on general insurance of their properties against various perils.

Publications.

Liaison with government and other agencies on matters related to housing cooperatives.

Impart training and education to housing cooperatives.

State Cooperative Housing Finance Society/Federation/Corporation

Arrangefundsfromgovernmentandotherfinancingagenciesandadvancetomembersocietiesaswellasindividualmembers.

Assess, procure, manufacture building materials and supply to societies.

Guideandassistintechnical,financialandlegalmatters.


Primary Cooperative House Building/Group Housing Societies

Secure land, develop it.

Getfinancialassistancefromapexfederationsandotherfinancingagencies.

Construct, allot and manage houses.

Future Approach & New Areas

To ensure appropriate positioning of housing cooperatives in the liberalised economy, following steps will be taken up to ensure smooth functioning of housing cooperatives. i) to speed up various sanctions and requirements concerned authorities will be called upon to introduce a single window system at

state level.

ii) to pursuade the state governments to adopt the model law on housing cooperatives as approved by the Govt. of India at the instance of NCHF.

iii) to facilitate construction of more & more houses for the people of low income group and weaker section.

iv) effortswillcontinuetofacilitatemorefinancestohousingcooperativesfromthemajorlendinginstitutionsonreducedrateofinterestandwithproceduralsimplification.

v) To pursuade state governments to allot one-third of the developed land to housing coops on priority at institutional rates.

vi) To pursuade the state governments through the Registrars of Cooperative Societies to advise housing cooperatives to incorporate the provision for structural Audit in their bye-laws.


National Federation of Dairy CooperativesEstablished in : 1970Nodal Ministry : Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

MAIN FuNCTIONS

National Cooperative Dairy Federation

Developing superior network of the dairy cooperatives for inter dairy online communication for speedy and effective decision making.Improving quality of services to the members in terms of speed and effectiveness.Fast dissemination of information to help the members in timely and appropriate decision making.Advocacy with national/ international bodies to promote dairying in the country.Coordination with the dairy cooperatives for supply of milk and milk products to Defence Services.Coordination with the Indian Railways for allotment of milk parlours to the dairy cooperatives.Research, Publication and consultancy on dairying.Liaison with NDDB, Government of India, etc.C&F agent for frozen semen doses of Sabarmati Ashram Gaushala (SAG) Bidaj and Animal Breeding Centre (ABC), Salon.

State Cooperative Dairy FederationsProduction programming

Marketing of milk productsCoordinating bulk purchasesAssist the unions in input programmesTraining, consultancy etc.

District Cooperative Milk Producers’ union

organisation and supervision of primary cooperative societiesCollect milk from primaries for processing and manufacturing milk productsEnsure regular payment to DCSMarketing liquid milk in their area of operationDistribution of cattle feedProvide technical inputsExtension activitiesArrange training of staff, DCS personnelEducate member farmers and farmer ladies

Primary Milk Producers’ Cooperative Society

Collection and sale of milk to milk unionsEnsure regular and remunerative payment to producersHelp members to increase milk productionProvideveterinaryfirstaidandartificialInseminationservicesSale of cattle feed


Apex Promotional organisation of Urban Cooperative Banks & Credit Societies of the Country.


Membership : 1702


Main Functions

National Federation of Urban Cooperative Banks and Credit Societies Ltd.

Promotion and strengthing of urban cooperative credit sector

Human Resource Development (HRD) of member organisations through training programmes/seminars/ workshops/ study tours.

Banking and cooperative information services.

Research in credit sector

Propogation of cooperative credit , image building through publication and publicity.

International cooperative relations with ICA/ICBA/IRU/WoCCU

Cooperative Planning.

urban Cooperative Banks

EngagedinbankingbusinessasdefinedunderB.R.Act(1949)Asapplicabletocooperativesocieties

Raise deposits from members and non-members

Extend advances to members only.

Provide all types of banking facilities to customers

Cooperative Credit Societies

Encourage thrift, self-help and cooperation among members

Attract deposits from members


National Level Cooperative Federation of India Ltd. (NLCF) Established in : 1981


Progress of National Labour Cooperatives Federation of India Ltd. (NLCF) (2015-16)

Membership : 365

Paid-up Capital : 8.201 Million

Government Share : 1.150 Million

NCDC Share : 1.10 Million

Main Functions

To organise promote and develop the labour contract & forest labour cooperatives, their district and/or state level federations.

To arrange publication of literature, books and periodicals to maintain information bureau, library of labour cooperatives, education, training programme and to convene seminars, conferences, exhibitions and to organize, assist, guide and help such activities at State and other level.

Tosupplytools,implements,accessoriesandsophisticatedmachinerytoitsmembersortheiraffiliatedsocietiesonhirepurchaseorhire system.

To provide technical know-how and technology to members.

To represent the cause of labour cooperative movement in various levels.

To work as Nodal Agency to sell the products of members Institutions.

State Federation of Labour Cooperatives

Technical guidance to labour cooperatives.

Provide credit facilities to primary societies.

Publications.

Liaison with Government and work awarding agencies.


District Federation of Labour Cooperatives

Coordinate with primary societies.

Distribution of work among member societies.

Arrange supply of machinery, provide technical guidance.

Primary Labour Cooperative Society

Promote economic interest of labourers.

Find suitable employment for members by securing contracts for execution work.

Acquire tools equipment and other machinery.

Forest Labour Cooperatives

Contract of selling trees/coups.

Planting and clearing of forests.

Transportation of members produce and its stocking.

Future Approach

To promote State, District Level Cooperative Labour Federations in the State where such structure do not exist.

To organise Primary Labour Contract & Forest Labour Cooperatives in the Country particularly North Eastern Region.

TosetupitsownvocationaltrainingcentretoworkasNodalAgencyforprovidingthetrainingtounskilledlabourerswiththefinancialassistance of Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India.

Topromotetheeconomicinterestsofitsmembersincludingtheiraffiliatedsocietiesvis-a-visNationalFederationtoobtainworkfromworkawardingagenciesandexecutingthroughLabourCooperatives,toimprovethefinancialpositionofNationalFederationand to provide the regular work to member labour cooperatives round the year.

New Areas

organization of new State, District and Primary Labour and Forest Labour Cooperative Societies.

CreationofresourcecentreintheNLCF’sofficetoprovidelateststatisticaldatas.

To cover village artisans like barbers, washer-man, cobblers, blacksmiths, hawkers under the fold of labour cooperatives.

To promote Labour Cooperative Movement in North Eastern Region for providing the employment to women and youth.


National Federation of Fishermen’s CooperativesEstablished in : 1980Nodal Ministry : Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

MAIN FuNCTIONS

National Federation of Fishermen’s Cooperatives

Arrangesupplyoffisheriesinputsandequipments

Transfertechnologytofishermenthroughcooperatives

Insurancecovertofishermen

Procurepond/lakeonleasebasisfordevelopmentoffishbreedandsaleoffishatreasonableprice

Provideconsultancyservicestothemembersoffisherycooperatives

Setting-up training-cum-demonstration units

Marketingoffishandfishseedandpromoteexports

Researchandconsultancyinfisherycooperatives

Publications

Liaison with Govt., NCDC, NABARD, cooperative institutions, ICA and other agencies

State Federation of Fishermen’s Cooperatives

Promoteanddevelopfisheriescooperativesinthestate

Raise capital through shares, deposits and borrowings

Procureanddistributerequiredfisheryinputs&equipments

Marketingoffishatreasonablerates

Undertakeprocessingactivitiesandexportoffishproducts

Technical guidance

Liaison with State Govt., NCDC, NABARD, FISHCoPFED, FFDA, cooperative banks and other concerned agencies


Primary Fisheries Cooperatives

Motivatefishermentoorganisecooperatives

Procurefishfrommembersandprovidecompleteinfrastructureforsaleoffish

Providefishseed,netandotherinputs&equipments

Arrange technical guidance for members

Future Approach

Project Management.

Trade development through partnership.

online Services to members.

New Areas

Human Resource Development and Management.

Restructuring & revitalising potential members.

Project consultancy.


MAIN FuNCTIONS

National Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories Ltd.

Promotesanddevelopescooperativesofsugercanegrowersandprovidessupport,servicesandguidancetoitsaffiliatedcooperativesugarfactoriesandstatefederationsofcooperativesugarfactoriesfortheirefficientandsustainedworkingby

Promoting and safeguarding the interests of its members in accordance with the cooperative principles

Arrangingeducationandtrainingforthebenefitofitsmembers

Arrangingtechnicalsupportandservicestoitsmembersbothforimprovingtheiroperationalefficiencyaswellasfororganisationandpromotion of new cooperative sugar factories

PromotingR&Dactivitiesforitsmembers,sponsoringresearchprojects,conferences,seminarsetc.tofindoutsolutionsoftheproblems of its member cooperative sugar factories and allied subjects

Acts as accredited representative and spokesman organisation of the sector of cooperative sugar factories at the policy fora of Central and State Governments, business fora and organisations relating to sugar industry; establishing liasion with national and international organisations and others allied to sugar industry

Advising and assisting members on matters relating to their management and operations

Undertakinginformationservicesforthebenefitofmembers

Publishingliteratureanddocumentsonsugarindustryforthebenefitofmembers

Undertaking all other activities that are incidental and conducive to the attainment of objectives and interest of members for the development and progress of sugar and its co-products industries either directly or through strategically collaborative joint ventures or partnerships with other organisations including insurance within India and abroad.

State Federations of Cooperative Sugar Factories

Advices and help in promotion of cooperative sugar factories in their respective states and coordinate and facilitate their working

Plays a very important role as mediator with the state governments for their members’ activities

AssistsinsecuringnecessaryfinancialaccommodationfromrespectivestategovernmentsandcooperativebanksHelps in the sale of the produce of its members Cooperative Sugar Factories

Procure sugar cane from members and pay remunerative prices

Improve sugar cane cultivation and provide inputs, produce sugar and by-products

Mobilise deposits from members

other development activities for members


MAIN FuNCTIONS

All India Federation of Cooperative Spinning Mills

Preparation of detailed bankable, techno-economic feasibility reports for installation of new mills of expansion/modernization /rehabilitation of existing units.

providing assistance in the appraisal and resource mobilization of new projects and modernization/ expansion/rehabilitation of existing units.

Advise and assistance in the selection of land, machinery , accessories , architects and civil contractors for establishment of new spinning mills.

Implementation of new Spinning projects on turnkey basis right from the preparation of project report

Assistanceinselectionofseniorandmediumleveltechnical,financialandnon-technicalpersonnelformanagingthemillsatvariouslevels .

Monitoringtheoperationalandfinancialperformanceofthemillandprovidingguidanceandassistanceissolvingtheproblemsforraisingtheiroperationalefficiencyandprofitability.

Inter-firmcomparisonandanalyticalstudyoftheoperationalandfinancialperformanceofthemills.

Preparation of bankable projects reports for installation of new ginneries and modernization/expansion of the existing once.

Dissemination of information on various aspect concerning different sectors of textile industry through circular from time to time.

Publication to keep members and others connected with cotton and textile industry apprised of the latest developments in the textile industries in India and abroad, new professional management techniques, government policies and dissemination of intelligence in data of both domestic and international cotton and yarn markets.

Machine Maintenance Audit

Yarn Quality Audit

Energy Audit

Financial Management and Cost Control System

State Cooperative Spinning Mills Federation

Coordinate and facilitate the working of member mills

Assist in promotion and organisation of new mills in cooperative sector

Provide technical know-how

Arrange supply of raw materials, storage facilities

Cooperative Spinning Mills

Produce yarn and supply to weavers apex cooperative federations


MAIN FuNCTIONS

All India Handloom Cooperative Fabrics Marketing Cooperative Society

Promote domestic and export market for products by handloom cooperatives

Arrangemarketingoffinishedgoods

Arrange exhibitions

Publications

Liaison with Govt., NCDC, NABARD, KVIC, All India Handloom Board, cooperative institutions and other organisations.

State Handloom Cooperative Society/Federation

Procure raw materials, tools and supply to member institutions

Marketingoffinishedgoodsofmembersbyobtainingorders

organise exhibitions

Publications

Technical Training/Education

Liaison with Govt., NABARD, NCDC, Cooperative Bank and other organisations.

Regional/District Handloom Cooperative Federation

Procure raw material, tools, implements and supply to primaries

Provide common facilities

Marketingoffinishedgoodsofprimarysocieties

Primary Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society

Raise funds from different sources

Procure raw materials, tools, implements and supply to weaver members

Education.

Indian Members of International

Coopertive Alliance


IndIAn MEMbERShIP OF InTERnATIOnAL CO-OPERATIvE ALLIAnCE

1. national Cooperative Union of India (nCUI) 3, Siri Institutional Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi - 110 016 Tel : (91-11) 26512750/26531359/26861988, Fax : (91-11) 26865350 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.ncui.coop President : Dr. Chandra Pal Singh Yadav Chief Executive : Shri N. Satyanarayana

2. national Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation o f India Ltd. (nAFEd) ‘NAFED House’, 1 Siddharth Enclave, Ring Road, Ashram Chowk, New Delhi - 110 014 Tel : (91-11) 26340019/26344293/26341810, Fax : (91-11) 26340261 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.nafed-india.com Chairman : Shri V.R. Patel Managing Director : Shri Sanjeev Kumar Chadha, IFS

3. Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Ltd. (IFFCO) IFFCO SADAN, C-1 District Centre, Saket Place, New Delhi - 110 017 Tel : (91-11) 42592626/26542625, Fax : (91-11) 42592650 E-mail : [email protected], Web-site : www.iffco.coop, www.iffco.in Chairman : Shri Balvinder Singh Nakai Managing Director : Dr. U.S. Awasthi

4. Krishak bharati Cooperative Ltd. (KRIbhCO)KRIBHCO Bhawan, A-10, Sector-1, NOIDA - 201 301 (U.P.) Tel : (91-95120) 2537112/2537124, Fax : (91-95120) 2537113, 2534861 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.kribhco.net Chairman : Dr. Chandra Pal Singh Yadav Managing Director : Shri N. Sambasiva Rao

5. national Cooperative Consumers’ Federation of India Limited (nCCF) 92, Deepali Building, 5th Floor, Nehru Place, New Delhi- 110 019 Tel : (91-11) 26432778/26432887, Fax : (91-11) 26470998, 26432918 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.nccf-india.com Chairman : Dr. Bijender Singh Managing Director : Shri Kamal Chowdhery, IDAS

6. national Cooperative Agriculture and Rural development banks’ Federation Ltd. (nCARdbF)701, BSEL Tech Park, 7th Floor, A-Wing, Opp. Railway Station, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703 Tel : (91-22) 27814114/27814426/27814226, Fax : (91-22) 27814225 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.nafcard.org Chairman : Shri Sukhdarshan Singh Mrar Managing Director : Shri K.K. Ravindran

7. national Federation of State Cooperative banks Ltd. (nAFSCOb) J.K. Chamber, Fifth Floor, Plot No. 76, Sector-17, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703 Tel : (91-22) 27892741/27892738/27892697, Fax : (91-22) 27892604 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected], Web-Site : www.nafscob.org Chairman : Shri Dileep SanghaniManaging Director : Shri B. Subrahmanyam

8. national Federation of Fishers Cooperative Ltd. (FIShCOPFEd) 7, Sarita Vihar Institutional Area, New Delhi- 110 076 Tel : (91-11) 26956692, 29943174, Fax : (91-11) 26956993 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected], Web-Site : www.fishcopfed.inChairman : Shri T. Prasad Rao DoraManaging Director : Shri B.K. Mishra

IndIAn COOPERATIvE MOvEMEnT122

9. national Federation of Farmers Procurement, Processing & Retailing Co-operatives of India Ltd. (nACOF)A-25/19A, 1st Floor Sujan Singh Building, Middle Circle, Connought Place, New Delhi 110 001 Tel : (91-11) 45652445, (M) 09718172889, 9810380611 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected], Web-Site : www.nacof-india.com Chairman : Shri Ram Iqbal Singh Managing Director :

10. Indian Farm Forestry development Cooperative Ltd. (IFFdC)Registered Office : 34- IFFCO House, Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110 019Head Office : FMDI, IFFCO Colony, Sec-17 B, Gurgaon-122 001Tel : (0124) 2340147-48, Fax : (0124) 2340149 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected], Web-Site : www.iffdc.inChairman : Chief Executive :

11. Co-operative house building & Finance Corporation Ltd.6, Sarojini Naidu Marg, Lucknow 226001, Uttar PradeshTel : (91-522) 2239390, Fax : (91-522) 2239390 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www.awasnirman.coopChairman : Shri Mudit VermaManaging Director : Shri V.N. Singh

12. buldana Urban Cooperative Credit Society (bUCCS) “Sahakar Setu”, Hutatma Gore Path, Karaja Chowk, Buldana – 443 001, MaharashtraTel : (91-07262) 242705, 243705 E-mail : [email protected], Web-Site : www. buldanaurban.in Chairman : Shri Radheshyam Devkishanji ChandakManaging Director : Dr. Sukesh Zamwar

13. national Cooperative development Corporation (nCdC)4, Siri Institutional Area, Hauz Khas, NEW DELHI – 110 016Tel : (91-11) 26962478, 26960796, 26962379, 26569246, Fax : (91-11) 26962370, 26516032E-mail : [email protected] , Web-Site : www.ncdc.in Managing Director : Mrs. Vasudha Mishra

Overview of International Scenario

vis-a-vis India


India & SAARC countries


AREA & OThER IndICATORS 2012

Saarc Countries Area (in million hac)

Arable Land (in million hac)

Permanent Crops (in million hac)

Irrigated area (000hac )

Afghanistan 65.29 7.79 0.12 3208

Bangladesh 13.02 7.67 0.85 5300

Bhutan 3.81 0.1 0.01 28

India 297.32 156.2 12.80 66700

Maldives 0.03 0 0 0

Nepal 14.34 2.12 0.21 1332

Srilanka 6.27 1.25 1 570

Pakistan 77.09 21.18 0.85 20200

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Saarc Countries Population (in million)

Average Growth rate of population

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Life Expentancy at birth %

Fertility rate % Infant Mortalty Rate %

Afghanistan 31.3(2014) 2.4(2014) 61.3(2014) 4.7(2014) 7.1(2014)

Bangladesh 160.41(2015 1.14(2015) 71.1(2014) 2.1(2014) 3.31(2014)

Bhutan 0.8(2014) 1.61(2015) 68.7(2014) 2.2(2014) 3.57(2014)

India 1267.4(2014) 1.2(2014) 66.7(2014) 2.5(2014) 4.38(2014)

Maldives 3.52(2014) 1.9(2014) 78.3(2014) 2.2(2014) 0.9(2014)

Nepal 28.1(2014) 1.2(2014) 68.8(2014) 2.2(2014) 3.36(2014)

Srilanka 21.4(2014) 0.8(2014) 74.5(2014) 2.3(2014) 0.83(2014)

Pakistan 185.1(2014) 1.6(2014) 66.7(2014) 3.1(2014) 6.93(2014)

Saarc Countries Under5 mortality rate % Urbun Population % Population density km2

Polulation below national powerty line %

Afghanistan 9.85(2014) 26.3(2014) 45.7(2012) 36(2012)

Bangladesh 4.09(2014) 33.5(2014) 1074.3(2013) 31.5(2010)

Bhutan 4.46(2014) 37.9(2014) 19.3(2012) 12.0(2012)

India 5.63(2014) 32.4(2014) 376.2(2012) 21.9(2012)

Maldives 1.05(2014) 44.5(2014) 1128.1(2012) na

Nepal 4.16(2014) 18.2(2014)) 186.7(2012) 25.2(2012)

Srilanka 0.96(2014) 18.3(2014) 321.6(2012) 8.9(2012)

Pakistan 8.59(2014) 38.3(2014) 225(2012) 22.3(2012)

LAbOUR FORCE 2015

Saarc Countries

Labour Force (in million)

Labour Force in Agriculture

(in million)

Female Agriculture in labour force %

%Rural Population

Share of Agriculture%

Share of Industry%

Share Of Services

%

Afghanistan 10.43 6.1 34.5 75.22 n.a. n.a. n.a.

Bangladesh 70.18 32.62 53.17 69.63 48.10% 14.50% 37.40%

Bhutan 0.38 0.35 34.57 61.34 62.20% 8.60% 29.10%

India 534.75 278.44 32.57 67.24 47.20% 24.70% 28.10%

Maldives 0.18 0.02 40.91 54.47 39.40% 17.70% 41.50%

Nepal 12.94 12.01 50.23 81.64 11.50% 24.30% 60.00%

Srilanka 9.77 4 37.93 84.53 43.70% 21.50% 20.70%

Pakistan 72.69 26.58 32.49 62.45 65.70% 13.40% 33.20%


ShARE OF gdP 2013

Saarc Countries Share of Agriculture%

Share of Industry%

Share of Services%

Afghanistan 23.56% 21.19% 54.84%

Bangladesh 16.28% 27.64% 56.09%

Bhutan 17.08% 44.65% 38.27%

India 18.20% 24.77% 57.03%

Maldives 4.20% 22.52% 73.28%

Nepal 35.10% 15.71% 49.19%

Srilanka 10.76% 32.46% 56.47%

Pakistan 25.11% 21.08% 53.81%

AdULT LITERACy RATE 2015

Saarc Countries

% of Literacy rate

Male% Female% Combined gross Enrollment Ratio-

Primary and Secondary

Combined gross Enrollment Ratio-Primary to Tertiary

Afghanistan 38.74% 52% 24.20% 81.68% 62.38%

Bangladesh 61.50% 64.60% 58.50% 77.13% 59.395

Bhutan 64.90% 73.10% 55% 94.06 69.55%

India 71.20% 81.30% 60.60% 87.21% 69.80%

Maldives 99.30% 99.80% 98.80% 101.54% 76.76%

Nepal 63.90% 76.40% 53.10% 95.55% 76.79%

Srilanka 92.60% 93.60% 91.70% 98.97% 77.07%

Pakistan 57.90% 69.50% 45.8%% 59.55% 45.32%

FERTILIzER & EnERgy USE In AgRICUTURE (2014)

Saarc Countries Fertilizers,nitrogen (kg of nutrients per

ha)

Fertilizers,Phosphate (kg of nutrients per

ha)

Fertilizers,potash (kg nutrients per ha)

Energy consup,power

irrigation (mln Kwh)

Afghanistan 4.6 0 0 275

Bangladesh 147.4 75.3 56 0

Bhutan 9.2 3.6 2.6 0

India 107.9 43.1 12.7 4881

Maldives 50 43.7 44.3 na

Nepal 23.4 4.3 0.7 0

Srilanka 130 50 18.6 0


dIETERy EnERgy (2014)

Saarc Countries Agr value added per worker

(contant US$

Dietary energy supply (kcal/pc/

day)

Average dietary energy supply adequacy (%)

Dietary en supp,cereals/

roots/tubers (%)

Prevalence of undernourishment

(%)

Afghanistan 396 2087 99 77 26.8

Bangladesh 602 2486 108 80 16.4

Bhutan 629

India 689 2469 108 59 15.2

Maldives 3304 2933 131 41 5.2

Nepal 271 2653 121 70 7.8

Srilanka 1046 2615 115 58 22

LIvESTOCK & POULTRy (In OOO’) 2012

Saarc Countries

Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Horse&ponies Poultry

Afghanistan 5244 13820 7311 178 13212

Bangladesh 22976 1304 2877 22401 na 262628

Bhutan 366 1 10 39 39 550

India 183736 104095 63775 129081 563 697895

Maldives na na na na na na

Nepal 7226 4994 807 9513 na 53630

Srilanka 1235 414 392 na 89 2012

Pakistan 36908 28410 28410 63146 356 na

FOOd TRAdE (MILLIOn US$) 2014

SAARC COUNTRIES

Food Export

Food Import

Cereals Fruit and vegetables

Meat Dairy Products

Fish

Net Trade

Afghanistan 161 1081 -372 -42 - -63 -

Bangladesh 71 4712 -800 -619 -3 -249 442

Bhutan 33 124 -39 5 -14 -18 -5

India 20835 16523 9154 -1551 3145 56 3326

Maldives - 256 -43 - -40 -32 135

Nepal 170 829 -200 -91 7 -11 -7

Srilanka 626 1624 -347 -85 0 -305 55


PROdUCTIOn OF EnERgy In gWh(2014)

Saarc Countries

nuclear Oil hydel gas Coal Renewable Energy

Afghanistan na 5220 20940 1770 640 na

Bangladesh na 39760 34310 545300 7100 460

Bhutan na 40 92110 na na na

India 411380 466740 2834600 1523590 11722850 40950

Maldives na 3620 na na na na

Nepal na 3840 53910 na na na

Sri Lanka na 89280 109380 na 4590 450

Pakistan 46330 582230 740440 657290 4360 3960

OThER IndICATERS 2014

Saarc Countries

Mobile Users per 100

Internet user %

Fixed broadband %

Passenger,s Cars per 000 Population

Afghanistan 70(2013) 5.9 0 21.1

Bangladesh 67.1 6.5 0.6 2.1

Bhutan 72.2 29.9 2.7 55.4

India 70.8 15.1 1.2 11.3

Maldives 181.2 44.1 5.8 10.6

Nepal 71.5 13.3 0.8 4

Sri Lanka 95.5 21.9 2 19.9

Pakistan 70.1 10.9 0.6 16

MERChAndISE TRAdE

Saarc Countries

Exports of Merchandise Imports of Merchandise

Million US $ Million US $

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

SAARC total 241304 206751 277639 365279 354617 409715 329968 441606 579639 602013

Afghanistan 540 403 388 376 350 3020 3336 5154 6390 6200

Bangladesh 15370 15083 19194 24439 25113 23860 21833 27821 36214 34132

Bhutan 521 496 641 675 590 543 529 854 1052 1020

India 194828 164909 226350 302905 293214 321032 257202 350234 464463 489364

Maldives 331 169 198 346 314 1388 967 1091 1465 1554

Nepal 939 823 856 919 960 3590 4384 5133 5774 6500

Sri Lanka 8452 7345 8602 10236 9480 13953 10049 13512 20269 19086

Pakistan 20323 17523 21410 25383 24596 42329 31668 37807 44012 44157

IndIAn COOPERATIvE MOvEMEnT132 A STATISTICAL PROFILE 132

gdP2011

Country gdP in constant prices (in billion

US$)

gdP PER CAPITA (US$)

SAARC Total 1603.8 984.9

Afghanistan 10.9 378

Bangladesh 83 543

Bhutan 1.3 1870

India 1322.6 1083

Maldives 1.5 4800

Nepal 10.6 394

Sri Lanka 19.7 1720

Pakistan 137.5 781

WELFARE IndEx 2014

Saarc Countries human development

Rank

happiniess Rank gender Ineqality Rank

Afghanistan 171 154 152

Bangladesh 142 110 111

Bhutan 132 84 97

India 130 118 130

Maldives 104 na 49

Nepal 145 107 108

Sri Lanka 73 117 72

Pakistan 147 92 121

Afghanistan

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India & G20 nations


FOOd TRAdE (MILLIOn US$) 2014

COUnTRIES Food Export

Food Import

Cereals Fruit and vegetables

Meat dairy Products

Fish

net Trade

USA 111638 63704 16260 -2493 11327 2126 -11803

China 36567 96838 -8335 -8588 -5731 -4748 7824

Japan 1750 45107 -10064 -9682 -13206 -1450 -16174

Germany 54646 63113 3535 -13940 3092 3109 -2549

France 46001 37016 9659 -5751 -1270 4015 -4281

Brazil 59994 8276 3439 1941 14937 -536 -1036

UK 13824 42602 -2032 -11552 -6490 -2053 -1703

Italy 27468 31717 403 3252 -3134 -1447 -4830

Russia 11606 28907 5160 -9689 -7087 -2805 411

India 20835 16523 9154 -1551 3145 56 3326

Canada 37701 22561 7473 -3751 1565 -220 1541

Australia 27285 8036 9024 162 6751 1584 -615

Spain 33621 22087 -3199 12711 3573 -1089 -2467

Mexico 16230 21503 -4463 6934 -2427 -1434 416

South Korea - - - - - - -

Indonesia 24711 11598 -3708 -732 -158 -1002 3228

Turkey 12641 7787 519 5738 469 87 137

Saudi Arabia 3308 18512 -5783 -1844 -2435 -891 -571

Argentina 27534 1084 10586 2897 1830 1260 1164

South Africa 4764 4679 -855 2404 -533 -77 255


ShARE OF gdP 2013

Countries Share of Agriculture% Share of Industry% Share of Services%

USA 1.31% 20.15% 77.71%

China 10.01% 43.89% 46.09%

Japan 1.22% 25.60% 73.18%

Germany 0.86% 30.21% 71.19%

France 1.69% 19.82% 78.49%

Brazil 5.71% 24.98% 69.32%

UK 0.65% 20.19% 79.16%

Italy 2.15% 23.27% 74.42%

Russia 3.94% 36.16% 59.78%

India 18.20% 24.77% 57.03%

Canada 1.52% 27.69% 70.79%

Australia 2.45% 26.82% 70.73%

Spain 2.77% 23.34% 73.89%

Mexico 3.48% 34.81% 61.71%

South Korea 2.34% 38.55% 59.11%

Indonesia 14.43% 45.69% 39.87%

Turkey 8.49% 27.06% 64.44%

Saudi Arabia 1.84% 60.57% 37.21%

Argentina 6.98% 28.46% 64.56%

South Africa 2.39% 27.58% 70.03%

AdULT LITERACy RATE 2015

Countries % of Literacy

rate

Male% Female% Combined gross Enrollment Ratio-Primary

and Secondary

Combined gross Enrollment Ratio-Primary to Tertiary

USA 95.86% 96.15%China 96.4% 98.2% 94.5% 105.37% 74.11%Japan 102.05% 89.45%Germany 101.04% 91.92%France 108.71% 94.01%Brazil 92.2% 92.2% 92.9% 117.16% 87.47%UK 101.32% 89.35%Italy 99.2% 99.4% 99.0% 100.40% 89.91%Russia 99.7% 99.7% 99.6% 97.21% 88.95%India 71.2% 81.3% 60.6% 87.21% 69.80%Canada 101.02% 89.46%Australia 119.23% 114.80%Spain 98.1% 116.28% 106.56%Mexico 95.1% 96.2% 94.2% 95.38% 76.97%South Korea 99.55% 99.16%Indonesia 93.9% 96.3% 91.5% 96.10% 78.87%Turkey 95.0% 98.4% 91.8% 91.91% 84.63%Saudi Arabia 94.7% 97.0% 91.1% 110.80% 92.07%Argentina 98.1% 98.0% 98.1% 104.55% 96.85%South Africa 94.3% 95.5% 93.1% 101.71% 79.81%


MERChAndISE TRAdE

Countries Imports of Merchandise Million

US $

Exports of Merchandise Million

US $2011 2011

USA 2265894 1480290China 2543703 2663081Japan 855380.5 823183.8Germany 1254869 1473985France 720028.5 596472.8Brazil 236945.8 256039.9UK 673691.4 502540.1Italy 558787.4 523258.1Russia 323831 522011India 464462.6 302905.4Canada 463410 452130.8Australia 243701 270386.8Spain 376606 306550.8Mexico 361067.8 349569South KoreaIndonesia 176201.4 200787.5Turkey 240841.7 134906.9Saudi Arabia 131586.4 364735.5Argentina 73938 83950South Africa 121606 98045.6

WELFARE IndEx 2014

Countries human development Rank

happiniess Rank

gender Ineqality Rank

USA 8 13 55China 90 83 40Japan 20 53 26Germany 6 16 3France 22 32 13Brazil 75 17 97UK 14 23 39Italy 27 50 10Russia 50 56 54India 130 118 130Canada 9 6 25Australia 2 9 19Spain 26 37 16Mexico 74 21 74South Korea 57Indonesia 110 79 110Turkey 72 78 71Saudi Arabia 39 35 56Argentina 40 26 75South Africa 116 117 83


LAbOUR FORCE by SAARC COUnTRy AS OF 2013

Country Labor in 1000s Share of Agriculture%

Share of Industry%

Share Of Services %

USA 158,959.24 1.60% 16.70% 81.20%

China 793,307.66 34.80% 29.50% 35.70%

Japan 65,545.69 3.70% 25.30% 69.70%

Germany 41,762.51 1.50% 28.20% 70.20%

France 30,183.88 2.90% 21.70% 74.90%

Brazil 106,169.64 15.30% 21.90% 62.70%

UK 32,801.94 1.20% 18.90% 78.90%

Italy 25,247.72 3.70% 27.80% 68.50%

Russia 76,977.33 9.70% 27.90% 62.30%

India 481,235.95 47.20% 24.70% 28.10%

Canada 19,447.77 2.40% 21.50% 76.50%

Australia 12,204.76 3.30% 21.10% 75.50%

Spain 23,296.42 4.40% 20.70% 74.90%

Mexico 53,895.63 13.40% 24.10% 61.90%

South Korea 26,073.01 6.60% 17.00% 76.40%

Indonesia 118,378.61 35.09% 21.67% 43.24%

Turkey 27,520.06 23.60% 26.00% 50.40%

Saudi Arabia 11,232.28 4.70% 24.70% 70.70%

Argentina 19,092.53 0.60% 23.40% 75.30%

South Africa 19,463.49 4.60% 24.30% 62.70%

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PROdUCTIOn OF AgRICULTURE & A FEW ALLIEd PROdUCTS AS OF 2011 (In 000’ TOnnES)

Countries Cereals Coarse grains

Rice wheat OilCrops Pulses Roots & Tubers

vegetables Tree nuts

Fruits (Exclu-melons)

USA 386816 324013.9 8388.8 54413.3 17145.0 1484.6 20713.4 34670.4 1508.1 27073.5

China 531072 200992 201001 117410 17163 4599 169820 562596 3626.2 131827

Japan 9352 204 8402 746 46 71 3668 10279 19.1 2949

Germany 41938 19138 na 22800 1500 na na 3594 na 2978

France 65981 27832 na 38021 2871 na na 5776 na 2978

Brazil 77586.5 58419.4 13477 5690 14933.8 3455.9 30055.3 11611 160.8 40996.6

UK 21485 6228 na 15257 1073 na na 2569 na 422

Italy 19503 11391 na 6622 21 na na 13788 na 12679

Russia 91792 34497 1056 56240 4901 2507 32681 16275 13.1 2917

India 287860 43086 157900 86874 12336 17647 51462 105795 710.6 74836

Canada 434026.7 21949.3 na 25261.4 6330.5 3882.9 4168.2 2253.3 NA 763.4

Australia 39987 11854 723 27410 1153 2527 1169 1793 69.1 3117

Spain 22040 14236 na 6877 2210 na na 12476 na 12266

Mexico 28405.9 24604.9 173.5 3627.5 409.0 778.5 1679.9 11965.2 160.8 16195.3

South Korea

4710 2104 2479 127 66 224 2195 3380 21 1559

Indonesia 83370 17629 65741 na 26820 342 27577 10096 228.7 17196

Turkey 35195 12495 na 21800 1291 na na 27407 na 14359

Saudi Arabia

na na na 1200 3 13 510 2439 na 1842

Argentina 48685.3 32843.5 1748.1 14093.7 10683.3 406.3 2701.4 3518.2 13.1 7929.9

South Africa

12918.6 10911 2.5 2005 532.8 63.4 2251.2 2607.4 15.5 5751.3


PROdUCTIOn OF AgRICULTURE & A FEW ALLIEd PROdUCTS AS OF 2011 (In 000’ TOnnES)

Countries Fiber Crops Jute Meat Egg milk Fish

USA 3412.6 NA 42451.8 5414.4 8400 5163.2

China 6892.4 75.2 79216 28114 41500 16046

Japan na na 3159 2483 7500 3850

Germany na na 8359 777 30336 234

France na na 5832 840 25290 454

Brazil 2068 16.7 24454.7 2192.8 32200 803.3

UK na na 3599 669 13849 605

Italy na na 4178 737 11113 218

Russia 96 51 7566 2305 31600 4262

India 8017.6 2033.6 6228 3490 121800 4302

Canada 28.5 NA 4373.7 436.8 89000 876.2

Australia 843.6 na 4070 205 9100 165

Spain na na 5532 821 7509 994

Mexico 299.7 NA 6001 2458.7 10900 1572

South Korea 24.6 na 324 120 100 205

Indonesia 59.3 3.4 2985 1427 1300 5714

Turkey na na 2570 810 15056 515

Saudi Arabia na na 92 193 1900 na

Argentina 298.9 NA 4555.4 505 11200 792.5

South Africa 22.6 0.9 2854.6 490 3300 538


India among Top 10


TOP 10 LARgEST WOOL PROdUCIng COUTRIES In ThE WORLd

Rank Country name

World production %

1 Australia 25.73

2 China 19.15

3 USA 16.83

4 New Zealand 11.25

5 Argentina 3.52

6 Turkey 2.76

7 Iran 2.34

8 UK 2.24

9 India 2.15

10 Sudan 1.94

IndIA’ RAnK gLObELLy FOR REnEWAbLE WATER

Rank Countries Cubic Kms(1 km3=1000000000000 liters)

1 Brazil 8233

2 Russia 4498

3 Canada 3300

4 USA 3069

5 Indonesia 2838

6 China 2829.6

7 Colombia 2132

8 Peru 1913

9 India 1907.8

10 D.R. Congo 1283

IndIA’S RAnK gLObELLy In AREA

Rank Countries Area (km2)

1 Russia 17,098,242

2 Canada 9,984,670

3 USA 9,826,675

4 China 9,596,961

5 Brazil 8,514,877

6 Australia 7,741,220

7 India 3,287,263

8 Argentina 2,780,400

9 Kazakhstan 2,724,900

10 Algeria 2,381,741


TOP 10 LARgEST CEMEnT PROdUCIng COUnTRIES In ThE WORLd

1 China 2482.422 India 285.833 USA 80.364 Iran 77.955 Indonesia 74.326 Brazil 72.577 Turkey 71.638 Russia 67.399 Vietnam 66.8110 Japan 55.35

TOP Egg PROdUCIng nATIOn OF ThE WORLd 2011

S no Country kg shells (in billion)1 China 24.82 USA 5.63 India 3.84 Japan 2.5225 Mexico 2.5166 Brazil 2.27 Indonesia 1.228 Turkey 1.039 France 0.9410 Germany 0.89

IndIA’S RAnK gLObELLy FOR POPULATIOn

Rank Countries Population % of World Population

1 China 1365590000.00 19%2 India 1246670000.00 17.4%3 USA 318389000.00 4.44%4 Indonesia 252164800.00 3.51%5 Brazil 202852000.00 2.83%6 Pakistan 188020000.00 2.62%7 Nigeria 178517000.00 2.49%8 Bangladesh 156625000.00 2.18%9 Russia 146048500.00 2.04%10 Japan 127090000.00 1.77%

TOP 5 JUTE PROdUCIng COUnTRIES 2012

Rank Country Jute Production in Metric tons

% of World Total

1 India 1910000 55.10%

2 Bangladesh 1452044 41.90%

3 China 45500 1.3%

4 Uzbekistan 20000 0.57%

5 Nepal 14424 0.41%


WORLdS TO 10 COUnTRIES WITh hIghEST nUMbER OF PCS

Rank Countries PCs in use (in million)

Sharing % of World Total

1 U.S 310.6 19.4

2 China 195.1 12.2

3 Japan 98.1 6.12

4 Germany 71.5 4.47

5 India 57 3.56

6 UK 54.5 3.41

7 Russia 53.5 3.34

8 France 53.5 3.34

9 Brazil 48.1 3.01

10 Italy 44.7 2.79

TOP SUgARCAnE PROdUCIng nATIOn OF ThE WORLd 2015

Rank Country Production,Thousand metric tone (TMT)

1 Brazil 739300

2 India 341200

3 China 125500

4 Thailand 100100

5 Pakistan 63800

6 Mexico 61200

7 Colombia 34900

8 Indonesia 33700

9 Phillipines 31900

10 USA 27900

TOP ALUMInIUM PROdUCIng nATIOn OF ThE WORLd 2014

Rank Country Aluminium Production (in thousand of tons),2014

1 People’ Republic of china

23,300

2 Russia 3,500

3 Canada 2,940

4 United Arab Emirates 2,400

5 India 2,100

6 United States 1,720

7 Australia 1,680

8 Norway 1,200

9 Brazil 960

10 Bahrain 930


TOP 10 COnTRIES WITh MOST FRUITS PROdUCTIOn 2013

Rank Country Production (Million Tones)

1 China 154.364

2 India 82.632

3 Brazil 37.774

4 USA 26.986

5 Spain 17.699

6 Mexico 17.553

7 Italy 16.371

8 Indonesia 16.003

9 Phillipines 15.887

10 Turkey 15.341

LEAdIng TObACCO PROdUCIng COUnTRIES WORLdWIdE In 2013 (In 1,000 METRIC TOnE)

Rank Countries Production in thousand metric tons

(TMT)

1 China 3148

2 Brazil 851

3 India 830

4 USA 346

5 Indonesia 260

6 Zimbabwe 150

7 Malawi 133

8 Argentina 115

9 Pakistan 108

10 Turkey 90

COTTOn PROdUCTIOn by COUnTRy WORLdWIdE In 2014/2015 (1,000 METRIC TOnS)

S no Countries Production in thousand metric tons (TMT)

1 China 6,532

2 India 6,423

3 USA 3,553

4 Pakistan 2,308

5 Brazil 1,524

6 Uzbekistan 849

7 Turkey 697

8 Australia 501

9 Turkmenistan 332

10 Mexico 297


WORLdS TOP 10 WhEAT PROdUCTIOn STATISTICS yEAR 2015

Rank Countries Production Million Metric Tons (MMT)

2016, February Projection

1 European Union 157.98

2 China 130.19

3 India 88.94

4 Russia 61.00

5 United States 55.84

6 Canada 27.60

7 Ukraine 27.25

8 Australia 26.00

9 Pakistan 25.48

10 Turkey 19.50

WORLdS TOP 10 COFFEE PROdUCIng COUnTRIES yEAR 2014

Rank Countries Cofee Production (Kilograms)

1 Brazil 2,594,100,000

2 Vietnam 1,650,000,000

3 Colombia 810,000,000

4 Indonesia 739,020,000

5 Ethiopia 384,000,000

6 India 349,980,000

7 Honduras 345,000,000

8 Uganda 285,300,000

9 Mexico 234,000,000

10 Guatemala 204,000,000

WORLdS TOP 10 COW MILK PROdUCIng COUnTRIES yEAR 2015

Rank Countries Milk Produced (in billion kg)

1 USA 91.3

2 India 60.6

3 China 35.7

4 Brazil 34.3

5 Germany 31.1

6 Russia 30.3

7 France 23.7

8 New Zealand 18.9

9 Turkey 16.7

10 UK 13.9


WORLdS TOP 10 TEA PROdUCIng COUnTRIES yEAR 2013

Rank Countries Tea Produced (in tones)

1 China 1,000,130

2 India 900,094

3 Kenya 303,308

4 Srilanka 295,830

5 Turkey 174,932

6 Indonesia 157,388

7 Vietnam 116,780

8 Japan 88,900

9 Iran 83,990

10 Argentina 699,924

WORLdS TOP 10 AgRICULTURE ExPORTERS COUnTRIES yEAR 2016

Rank Countries value in(billion dollars)

1 United State 175.57

2 Brazil 90.66

3 China 76.16

4 Canada 65.69

5 India 46.95

6 Indonesia 42.63

7 Argentina 41.47

8 Thailand 40.36

9 Australia 37.60

10 Malaysia 30.10

WORLdS TOP 10 MOST RICE PROdUCIng COUnTRIES yEAR 2016

Rank Countries Annual Production (1000 Metric tons)

1 China 144,560

2 India 104,800

3 Indonesia 35,560

4 Bangladesh 34,500

5 Vietnam 28,234

6 Thailand 18,750

7 Burma 12,600

8 Phillipines 11,915

9 Brazil 8,465

10 Japan 7,842


WORLdS TOP 10 COUnTRIES STATISTICS In LIFE ExPECTAnCy AS OF 2012

Rank Countries Life Expectancy

1 Japan 84.6

2 France 82.3

3 United Kingdom 81

4 Germany 81


6 Brazil 76.2

7 China 74.2

8 India 70

9 Bangladesh 70

10 Pakistan 67

WORLdS 10 COUnTRIES STATISTICS In MATERnITy MORTALITy RATIO AS OF 2012

Rank Countries Maternity Mortality Ratio(The number of maternal death per 100,000 live birth in

a same period)

1 Japan 5

2 France 8

3 Germany 7

4 United Kingdom 12


6 China 37.0

7 Brazil 56.0

8 India 200

9 Bangladesh 240

10 Pakistan 260

WORLdS 10 COUnTRIES STATISTICS In FERTILITy RATE AS OF 2014

Rank Countries Fertility Rate(Average number of children that

would be born to woman over her lifetime)

1 Pakistan 2.86

2 India 2.51

3 Bangladesh 2.45

4 France 2.08

5 United states 2.01

6 United Kingdom 1.90

7 Brazil 1.69

8 China 1.55

9 Germany 1.43

10 Japan 1.42


RAKIng In MAJOR vEgETAbLES-And MELOn -PROdUCIng COUnTRIES In ThE WORLd AS OF 2013

Rank Countries Production (MT)million tonnes

1 China 583.32

2 India 121.02

3 Usa 34.28

4 Turkey 28.28

5 Iran 23.65

6 Egypt 19.59

7 Russian Federation 15.49

8 Mexico 13.24

9 italy 13.05

10 Spain 12.70

RAKIng In nUMbERS OF ChICKEnS WORLdWIdE In 2013

Rank Countries numbers of chikens (in Million)

1 China mainland 4835

2 United states 1917

3 Indonesia 1793

4 Brazil 1248

5 Iran 927

6 India 709

7 Mexico 524

8 Russia 447

9 Pakistan 413

10 Japan 306

RAKIng In nUMbERS OF FIShIng nATIOn WORLdWIdE In 2013

Rank Countries In Metric Tonnes (MT)

1 China 16,274,926

2 Indonesia 6,101,725

3 Peru 5,854,233

4 United states 5,230,874

5 India 4,645,182

6 Russion Federation 4,345,868

7 Myanmar 3,786,840

8 Japan 3,656,854

9 Vietnam 2,803,800

10 Philippines 2,331,721


IndIA’S RAnK gLObALLy FOR MAxIMUM hOSPITALS AS OF 2014

Rank Countries Maximum hospitals

1 China 69,105

2 India 15,067

3 Vietnam 12,500

4 Nigeria 11,588

5 Russia 11,200

6 Japan 9,413

7 Egypt 7,411

8 South Korea 6,446

9 Brazil 6,410

10 USA 6,097

TOP 10 COUnTRIES by LOngEST RAILWAy nETWORK AS On 2011

Rank Countries name Railways (KM)

1 United States 224,792

2 Russia 87,157

3 China 86,000

4 India 63,974

5 Canada 46,552

6 Germany 41,981

7 Australia 38,445

8 Argentina 36,966

9 France 29,640

10 Brazil 28,538

TOP 10 COUnTRIES WITh hIghEST AnnUAL CARbOn dIOxIdE EMISSIOnS

Rank Countries name Emmision (KT)

1 China 10,332,620

2 USA 5,304,370

3 India 2,073,850

4 Russia 1,806,580

5 Japan 1,363,230

6 Gemany 841,850

7 South Korea 632,930

8 Canada 553,520

9 Indonesia 513,670

10 Soudi Arabia 497,450


RAKIng In MAJOR FRUITS-(ExCLUdIng MELOn) -PROdUCIng COUnTRIES In ThE WORLd AS OF 2013

Rank Countries Production (MT)million tonnes

1 China 154.36

2 India 82.632

3 Brazil 37.774

4 USA 26.986

5 Spain 17.699

6 Mexico 17.553

7 Italy 16.371

8 Indonesia 16.003

9 Philippines 15.887

10 Turkey 15.34

RAnKIng OF COUnTRIES by LARgEST CATTLE InvEnTORIES (USdA) AS OF 2016

Rank Countries name Units

1 India 301,600,000

2 Brazil 219,093,000

3 China 100,250,000

4 United States 91,988,000

5 European Union 88,600,000

6 Argentina 51,995,000

7 Australia 26,150,000

8 Russia 18,665,000

9 Mexico 16,450,000

10 uruguay 12,063,000

WORLdS TOP 10 COUnTRIES by LOngEST ROAd nETWORKS

S no Countries Road Lenght (KM)

year of information

1 USA 7,044,453 2010

2 China 4,106,387 2011

3 India 3,320,410 2009

4 Brazil 1,751,868 2004

5 Japan 1,210,251 2011

6 Canada 1,042,300 2009

7 France 1,027,183 2011

8 Russia 982,000 2009

9 Australia 823,217 2011

10 Spain 681,298 2008


WORLd TOP TEn PERCEnTAgE OF IndIvIdUALS USIng ThE InTERnET FOR yEAR 2015

S no Country of region

Population, 2015 Est

Internet user year 2000

Internet user 30 nov 2015

Penetration (% Population )

% growth 2000-2015

1 China 1,361,512,535 225,000,000 674,000,000 49.50% 2895.60%

2 India 1,251,695,584 5,000,000 375,000,000 30.00% 7400.00%

3 United state 321,368,864 95,354,000 280,742,532 87.40% 194.40%

4 Brazil 204,259,812 5,000,000 117,653,652 57.60% 2253.10%

5 japan 126,919,659 47,080,000 114,963,827 90.60% 144.20%

6 Russia 146,267,288 3,100,000 103,147,691 70.50% 3221.30%

7 Nigeria 181,562,056 200,000 92,699,924 51.10% 46250.00%

8 Indonesia 255,993,674 2,000,000 78,000,000 30.50% 3800.00%

9 Germany 811,740,000 24,000,000 71,727,551 88.40% 3800.00%

10 Mexico 121,736,809 2,712,400 60,000,000 49.30% 2112.10%


bIbLIOgRAPhy FOR COMPILATIOn OF ThE PROFILE

Member Organization of NCUI

Regional/ Institutes of Cooperative Management

Agricultural Statistics at a Glance, Govt. of India- 2014

Reports from Registrars of Cooperative Societies

Fertilizers Statistics (FAI)

Report of NABARD

Report of Reserve Bank of India

Report of National Horticulture Board

Commodity Profiles for Pulses

Directorate of Economics & Statistics

Pocket Book of Agriculture Statistics

Reports of Rubber Board

Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics

Education Statistics at a Glance

National Level Cooperative Federation

Economic Survey of India

Planning Commission

National Dairy Development Board

Fisheries Statistics

Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

Ministry of Human Resource Development

Ministry of Rural Development

Ministry of Commerce & Industries

Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Ministry of Chemical and Fertilizers

Ministry of Consumer Affair, Food and Public Distribution

Ministry of Tribal Affair

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

Ministry of Labour and Employment

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

Ministry of Civil Aviation

Ministry of Tourism

Ministry of Renewable Energy Resources

Reports of SAARC Nation

FAO Stats

Report of G20 Nations

Reports of UNESCO

FAO Pocket Book

International Cooperative Alliance

Ministry of Micro Small & Medium Enterprises

Ministry of Textiles

Ministry of Youth Affair and Sports

Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation

NCARDB

Indian Cooperative Movement: a statistical profile - 2012


AbbREvIATIOn

AGM-: Annual General body Meeting

DAP-: Diammonium phosphate

DCCB-; District Central Cooperative Bank

FAI-: Fertilization Association of India

FAO-: Food and Agriculture Organization

GMS-: Gram

GNI-: Gross National Income

GRT-: Gross Registered Tonnage

GSM:-Global System for Mobile

GVA-: Gross Value Added

GWH-: Gigawatt Hour

HAC: - Hectare

ICA-: International Cooperative Alliance

ICBA-: International Center for Biosaline Agriculture

ICM: - Institute of Cooperative Management

IRU-: World Road Transport Organization

KGs:-Kilo Gram

KLPD:-Kilo Liter Per Day

KM-: Kilometre

KWh-: Kilo watt Hour

LT-; Long Term

M-: Million

MT-: Middle Term

MW-: Megawatt

NAFSCOB-: National Federation of State Cooperative Banks

NCARDBF-: National Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks Federation

NCDC:- National Cooperative Development Cooperation

NNI-: Net National Income

NPK-: Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium

NS-: New Series

P-: Provisional

PACS-: Primary Agriculture Cooperative Society

PCARDB-: Primary Cooperative Agriculture Rural & Development Bank

PFCS-: Primary Fishermen Cooperative Society

RS-: Rupees

SCARDB-: State Cooperative Agriculture Rural & Development Bank

SCB-: State Cooperative Bank

Sq.KM:- Square Kilometre

ST-: Short Term

TLPD-: Tonnes Liter Per Day

UCB-; Urban Cooperative Bank

UT-: Union Territory

WOCCU-: World Council of Credit Union

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