ANANTNAG: To discuss and approve the Annual Credit Plan (ACP) for upcoming financial year 2018-19, District Development Commissioner (DDC) Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik chaired a meeting of bankers and line departments here on Thursday.
LDM, LBO RBI, DDM NABARD and district coordinators of all the banks among others attended the meeting. District officers and heads of all the line departments and sponsoring agencies were also present on the occasion.
According to an official handout, a credit plan of Rs 1492 crore was approved under the priority sector, an increase of 15 percent over the current plan.
The details of the plan were deliberated by DDM NABARD. He informed that the ACP would be formulated by lead bank in consonance with the Potential Linked Plan (PLP) prepared by NABARD. He urged upon the banks to provide the credit as envisaged in the plan as per the requirements of various sectors of the district, the hand out read.
Stressing on the need for synergy between banks and line departments, DDC pointed out that “awareness regarding various credit schemes should be done at the level of villages for the benefit of masses”.
Similarly, stress was laid to focus on allied agriculture and MSME sector.
The DDC called upon all the officers to “work out the requirements so that requisite credit can be pumped to ameliorate the lot of the people”. For that, he directed them to mobilise their field functionaries so that proper achievement at ground level was made, the handout added.
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ANANTNAG: To discuss and approve the Annual Credit Plan (ACP) for upcoming financial year 2018-19, District Development Commissioner (DDC) Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik chaired a meeting of bankers and line departments here on Thursday.
LDM, LBO RBI, DDM NABARD and district coordinators of all the banks among others attended the meeting. District officers and heads of all the line departments and sponsoring agencies were also present on the occasion.
According to an official handout, a credit plan of Rs 1492 crore was approved under the priority sector, an increase of 15 percent over the current plan.
The details of the plan were deliberated by DDM NABARD. He informed that the ACP would be formulated by lead bank in consonance with the Potential Linked Plan (PLP) prepared by NABARD. He urged upon the banks to provide the credit as envisaged in the plan as per the requirements of various sectors of the district, the hand out read.
Stressing on the need for synergy between banks and line departments, DDC pointed out that “awareness regarding various credit schemes should be done at the level of villages for the benefit of masses”.
Similarly, stress was laid to focus on allied agriculture and MSME sector.
The DDC called upon all the officers to “work out the requirements so that requisite credit can be pumped to ameliorate the lot of the people”. For that, he directed them to mobilise their field functionaries so that proper achievement at ground level was made, the handout added.
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The text passage describes a meeting chaired by the District Development Commissioner of Anantnag to discuss and approve the Annual Credit Plan for the financial year 2018-19. It includes details about the plan and the roles of various attendees.

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