Background
Overview
Crucial for understanding rural economy, agricultural development, financial inclusion, decentralized governance, government's approach to socio-economic development, and the role of institutional reforms in a vital sector.
The cooperative movement in India is a significant socio-economic force, rooted in the principles of self-help and mutual aid, playing a crucial role in rural development, agriculture, and financial inclusion. The recent establishment of the Ministry of Cooperation and its various initiatives signify a renewed focus on strengthening and modernizing this sector to achieve "Sahakar-se-Samriddhi."