The Karve Committee reformulation corresponds to which stage in the evolution of Co-operative Principles?

The term “Principle” is derived from the Latin word “Principium,” which means:

The 1st reformulated Co-operative Principles were done by:

Which of the following are non-essential (optional) Rochdale Principles according to ICA 1937?

According to the 1995 ICA Principles, capital in a co-operative should be:

Vertical Co-operation refers to:

Which of the following is a principle followed by the Rochdale Pioneers?

Who chaired the ICA Committee appointed in 1992 to revise Co-operative Principles?

Co-operative Principles are formed on the basis of:

Which member represented Germany in the Karve Committee?

The first stage in the evolution of Co-operative Principles is associated with:

Which principle emphasizes education and training for members, managers, and employees?

Horizontal Co-operation refers to:

4. Which expert conducted research about co-operative principles and values for ICA 1995?

The principle “Concern for Community” emphasizes:

1. Consider the following statements about Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs):

1. Urban Cooperative Banks primarily operate in urban and semi-urban areas.

2. UCBs are regulated by RBI under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.

3. They provide both short-term and long-term agricultural loans.

Which of the statements are correct?

1. Coifed was established to promote the welfare of coir workers.

2. Coifed directly manufactures coir products at the national level. Which among these statement is correct?

MILMA was established in 1980. It works under the Ministry of Cooperation, Government of India. Which of the statements is/are correct?

Consider the following statements about MILMA.

1.MILMA is the brand name of Kerala Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation.

2.It was established to procure and market milk produced by dairy farmers in Kerala.

3.MILMA operates under the Government of India’s National Dairy Development Board (NDDB).

Which of the statements are correct?

The Cooperative Societies in India follow which organizational structure?

Which of the following are Non-Agricultural Credit Societies?

Which Society offers a production bonus?

Which type of society is given a tax rebate?

Which of the following is NOT a type of cooperative society?

Besides banks, the other formal major source of cheap credit in rural areas, are

What is the system called that integrates short term and long term cooperative credit structures?

Which characteristic best describes cooperative credit institutions?

Which reform is considered a major recent development in the cooperative banking sector?

Second Marketing societies in India?

Directions for smooth implementation of amalgamation are issued by:

The section newly inserted by the 2019 KCS Amendment Act for formation of Kerala Bank is:

Under which section is the Kerala State Co-operative Bank defined?

1. The apex bank for short-term and medium-term credit structure in Kerala is:

Generally, repayment of short-term loans is considered:

Institutional credit agencies include

Sources of Rural Credit can be broadly classified into

The Board for Financial Supervision (BFS) was set up in:

The primary role of the MPC is to:

The composition of the MPC includes:

How many members constitute the MPC?

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was established under which section of the RBI Act?

Interest on WMA is charged at:

If a WMA is not repaid within 90 days, it is treated as:

The repayment period for short-term WMA is:

The main purpose of WMA is to

The legal basis for RBI providing WMA to Central and State Governments is:

Ways and Means Advances (WMA) were introduced in:

RBI collects which of the following on behalf of the government?

Under which sections of the RBI Act, 1934 are RBI’s roles as banker, financial agent, and financial advisor defined?

Under which sections of the RBI Act, 1934 are RBI’s roles as banker, financial agent, and financial advisor defined?