The interrelationship among Cooperation , competition and conflict is best described in the following definitions/descriptions of Cooperative exponents. Match Part I description of Cooperation with Part II - authors of definitions/descriptions.

Cooperation is the universal instrument of creation	Hyde Bailey B.
Cooperation, not competition is the password for the future	Mill C.
Cooperation is the noblest ideal that transforms human life from conflict of classes with opposite interests to friendly rivalry in pursuit of common good for all	E. R. Bowen A.
Competition is essentially a warfare that means triumph of strong and ruin of weak	Charles Gide D.

Which one(s) of the following are not characteristics of unitary type of cooperatives ?

1. Unitary Societies facilitate upholding Cooperatives values
2. Large Society and branches all over the country is the operating pattern of Unitary Societies
3. General Body constitutes its members only
4. Board of Directors is the supreme Governing Body
5. Unitary Societies are called Centralised Societies

"Operation Flood" is a scheme of

'Double Compartmental System' is related to

Which among the following is not true about co-operative principles ?

Who recommended the revised co-operative principles by ICA in 1995 ?

‘Corporate body’ represents

Which of the following doesn't come under the demerits of Co-operation ?

Which among the following doesn't come under the requisites that a state should possess ?

Which of the following doesn't come under the merits of Co-operation ?

The ethical aspect of Co-operation aims at

Social aspect of Co-operation aims at

Which one of the following is not an economic benefits of co- operation?

Which among the following doesn't come under the benefits of Co-operation ?

Which among the following isn't an objective of a co-operative society ?

According to the modern concept, the slogan of co-operation is

According to the modern concept, what is the guiding principle of co-operation ?

What is the modern concept of Co-operation ?

The old or primitive concept of co-operation is that

The Word Co-operation is derived from the Latin word - ?

The largest co-operative movement in the world is in :

Co-operative “Creameries” and “Skimmeries” are organised in :

The first dairy society in Denmark was started at Hijedding is in :

"Phalanstre" is the association of producers and consumers in :

In France the co-operative movement started by :

In 1826 Owen started "New Harmony" in which country ?

Buchez was a pioneer of co-operative movement in :

The British Govt passed Friendly SOCIETIES Act in :

"The co-operation is a product of the economic and social condition created by industrial revolution" who says :

The Provident and industrial societies Act of England was passed in :

The Co-operative whole sale society (CWS) in England came into existence in :

"BEES" is the first form of co-operative organisation of :

The committee on consumption of credit under the chairmanship of Sri. B.Sivaram is established in :

The co-operative party in England is established in :

The “Co-operator" is published in :

The minimum number of members in a representative General body of a Co-operative society is :

The maximum number of members in a Representative general body of a Co-operative society is :

How many regional offices is there for ICA in the world ?

The Royal Agricultural Society was started in Denmark in _____

In 1912 the Central Co-op. Bank is started in ________

In India Now there are ________ state co-operative banks.

The country which contributes Labour Contract Co-operative to the Co-operative world ?

The homeland of agricultural Co-operation in the world ?

The first Dairy co-operative was organised in Denmark in ______ at West Jutland.

In Japan, "The Consumers Co-operative association Law", "The co-operative enterprises law" and "The fisheries co- operative Low" was passed in :

UNICOOP Japan was setup in :

The Christian Socialist started "Society for promoting workmen's association in :

_______ wrote the statement on Co-operative identity