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Cooperative societies are groups formed by people working together for a common economic goal. According to the Indian Cooperative Societies Act 1912, a cooperative society is defined as a society that promotes the economic interests of its members in accordance with cooperative principles. Examples mentioned include cooperative banks, housing societies, stores, and manufacturing firms. The document discusses the meaning, types, and importance of cooperative societies.
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- 1. OC PROJECT Co-operative societies
- 2. INDEX……….. WHAT IS A CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY??????? MEANING AND DEFINITION QUICK GLANCE ON THE TEXT BOOK NOTES ADDITIONAL INFO. TYPES IMAGES QUESTIONS PLEASE…… CONCLUSION
- 3. ??????????????????????????????? WHAT IS A CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETY
- 5. MEANING AND DEFINITION WHENEVER PEOPLE ACHIEVE A GOAL BY WORKING TOGETHER, MUTUALLY, THEY ARE SAID TO BE WORKING IN CO-OPERATION EVIDENT FROM THE WORD ABOVE……CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ARE FORMED BY PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER FOR A COMMON GOAL.
- 6. MEANING AND DEFINITION AS PER THE INDIAN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT 1912, SEC. 4(C) “A SOCIETY WHICH HAS ITS OBJECTIVES OF PROMOTION OF ECONOMIC INTEREST OF ITS MEMBERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CO-OPERATIVE PRINCIPLES’
- 7. A MEETING
- 8. Co-operative societies Any group of persons can form a co-operative soceity But they have to act jointly for the benefit of others in brotherhood. All societies must be formed under co-operative societies act1912 Formation of such a society requires minimum 10 persons There is no limit on membership…
- 9. Co-operative societies The organization is a legal organization. Itthe members must have a common goal to serve each other. They have to contribute capital in the form of share capital by purchasing the shares of the society. This procedure is adopted to collect capital for themselves.
- 10. co operative societies 12 10 8 VILLAGES 6 CITIES 4 2 0 1955 1975 1995 2011
- 11. Co-operative societies As the members are large in number they cannot effectively look after the management of the firm all together. In order to manage the firm they create a “MANAGING COMMITEE”. They take important decisions about management. All the decisions are made after consulting the members in a general meeting respectively
- 13. Co-operative societies Generally a constitution is wedded to the society for placing internal rules regarding the working of the business firm. It is a part of the government policy to encourage the formation of such societies. Several subsidies and allowances are thus given to the firm as and when there is any decision taken.
- 15. OUTSIDE THE ,”REGISTRAR OF CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETIES”.
- 16. co operative societies Types………. Co-operative banks Co-operative housing society Co-operative stores Co-operative organizations.
- 17. Co-operative banks are formed on a co-operative basis They are not formed with a profit earning motive They provide loans to farmers At cheap and subsidized rates to the public Following are a few co-operative banks in our Nashik district
- 18. co operative societies THE SHAMRAO VITTHAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK GODAVARI URBAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK LIMITED VYAPARI BANK NASHIK ROAD DEOLALI VYAPARI CO-OPERATIVE BANK LIMITED. THE NASHIK MERCHANTS BANK LIMITED AND MORE………….
- 19. co operative societies VISHWAS CO- OPERATIVE BANK BANK
- 20. MEETING- A CLIP ART……. WHERE PEOPLE JOINTLY COME TO THE SOLLUTIONS FOR A CRISIS IN AN ORGANISED MANNNER.
- 22. CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENTS IN ORDER TO PROMOTE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN AN AREA , GENERALLY CO- OPERATIVE MOVEMENTS ARE UNDERTAKEN IN MANY STATES OF INDIA IN ORDER TO PROMOTE THIS TYPE OF SOCIETIES. ONE SUCH GREAT MOVEMENT IS THE” CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETIES MOVEMENT „, IN NAGALAND – (EAST INDIA)
- 24. STORES LIKE A FIRM THERE ARE ALSO CO-OPERATIVE STORE WHO WORK ON A CO-OPERATIVE BASIS THEIR MAIN AIM IS TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO THE SOCIETY THEY HAVE THE MOTTO OF SERVICE BEFORE SELF THEY ALSO FOLLOW “ONE FOR ALL, AND ALL FOR EACH‟. THEY TEND TO CREATE A FEELING OF BROTHERHOOD IN THE SOCIETY AND NATION
- 25. STORES
- 26. STORE
- 29. HOUSING SOCIETIES 9 This chart shows 8 7 us the rise of 6 5 housing societies 4 3 in the states 2 capital 1 0 cities, towns, villa ges, etc
- 30. A CO-OPERATIVE CLOTH MANUFACTURING FIRM.
- 31. HDFC BANK- A CORPORATE BANK-PROFIT EARNING MOTIVE
- 32. Questions please????????? How? Why? When? What? And Any thing in general…………………………………..
- 33. Summary WHENEVER PEOPLE ACHIEVE A GOAL BY WORKING TOGETHER, MUTUALLY, THEY ARE SAID TO BE WORKING IN CO-OPERATION EVIDENT FROM THE WORD ABOVE……CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ARE FORMED BY PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER FOR A COMMON GOAL. SEC. 4(C) “A SOCIETY WHICH HAS ITS OBJECTIVES OF PROMOTION OF ECONOMIC INTEREST OF ITS MEMBERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CO-OPERATIVE PRINCIPLES