Who are all exempted from payment of Audit fees as per Kerala Cooperative Societies Act , 1969 ?
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 ?
The following statements are related to nature of state aid to cooperative societies. You are required to identify the incorrect statements (s) related to the source of fund available to cooperatives given below.
Which of the following conditions (s) is/are to be met in respect of purchase of shares by society using Principal State Partnership Fund or subsidiary State Partnership Fund ? No. Conditions
Consider the following statements on voting rights as per Cooperative Societies Act, 1912. Which of the below statements are correct?
Consider the following statements and find out the correct one.
Which one of the following combinations does constitute a form of state aid to societies ?
Which of the following factors can directly affect the Credit Creation ability of the banks?
In banking, 'Safety' is treated as a cardinal principle of lending. Which of the following statement/s best explains it ?
Arrange the following institutions in the chronological order of its formation. Select your answer from the choices given below.
The Cochin Central Co-operative Bank.
Trivandrum Central Co-operative Bank.
The Malabar Co-operative Central Bank
With reference to cooperative societies, consider the following statements: