A study on Dena KCC (RuPay KCC) : NABARD

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Aishvarya Raghavan, Nandan Majumdar, Navani Satija, Pushkar Joshi, Rupsha Bhattacharya, Sreshtha Das_compressed.pdf (314.58 KB)

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2016

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MICA

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The KCC was launched because several hurdles are faced by farmers in the process of acquiring adequate finance from banks, such as: long drawn-out documentation and processing, complicated practices followed by banks and other financial institutions, delay in processing and also lack of awareness among farmers regarding banking practices and benefit. Non-institutional credit is costly and counter-productive. Traditionally, farmers were able to withdraw the loan amount in form of cash withdrawals using withdrawal slips and the Kisan credit card-cum-passbook. Regional Rural Banks, Cooperative Banks and Public Sector Commercial Banks in association with NABARD have implemented the Kisan Credit Card scheme. Other features of the KCC cards,

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Rural Immersion Project – Area : Ahmedabad, District: Ahmedabad, State: Gujarat

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Rural development & problems, study by students

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https://ir.mica.ac.in//handle/123456789/9202

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Rural Immersion Projects