INDRODUCTION 
In July 1982, NABARD was set up by 
passing of an Act in Parliament. NABARD is set 
up as an apex Development Bank for facilitating 
credit flow for promotion and development of 
agriculture, small-scale industries, cottage ,village 
industries, handicrafts and other rural 
development .
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development 
Logo of NABARD Headquarters in Mumbai 
Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India 
Established 12 July 1982 
Chairman Dr. Prakash Bakshi 
Currency Rupees 
Reserves 81,220 crore (US$14.78 billion) (2007)
CAPATIAL STRUCTURE 
The authorised share capital was Rs.500 
crores initially. But now it has been raised to 
Rs. 2,000 crores and it has a paid up capital of 
Rs. 1,000 crores. The bank gets its funds from 
the government of India, World Bank and 
Reserve Bank of India.
Functions of NABARD 
 It provides refinancing to agriculture, small 
scale industries and other village and 
cottage industries. 
 It promotes minor irrigation projects by 
financing State Government's sponsored 
irrigation projects.
Cont., 
 The bank implements the policy of the 
central Government and the RBI with 
regard to agricultural credit. 
 The bank helps in the Research & 
Development of agriculture and rural 
industries. 
 During natural calamities the bank helps to 
refinancing.
MAJOR ROLES FUNCTIONS OF 
NABARD 
 Credit Functions 
 Developmental and Promotional Functions 
 Supervisory Functions 
 Institutional and Capacity building 
 Role in Training
MAJOR DEPARTMENTS IN NABARD 
 Accounts Department 
 Business Initiatives Department 
 Central Vigilance Cell 
 Corporate Communications Department 
 Corporate Planning Department 
 Department of Core Banking Solution 
 Department of Economic Analysis & Research 
 Department of Information Technology 
 Department of Refinance 
 Department of Supervision
CONCLUSION 
Thus we find that the role of RBI in 
agricultural finance has been not only taken 
over by NABARD but it has been 
discharging it to the at most satisfaction of 
all the parties concerned.
NABRAD

NABRAD

  • 2.
    INDRODUCTION In July1982, NABARD was set up by passing of an Act in Parliament. NABARD is set up as an apex Development Bank for facilitating credit flow for promotion and development of agriculture, small-scale industries, cottage ,village industries, handicrafts and other rural development .
  • 3.
    National Bank forAgriculture and Rural Development Logo of NABARD Headquarters in Mumbai Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Established 12 July 1982 Chairman Dr. Prakash Bakshi Currency Rupees Reserves 81,220 crore (US$14.78 billion) (2007)
  • 4.
    CAPATIAL STRUCTURE Theauthorised share capital was Rs.500 crores initially. But now it has been raised to Rs. 2,000 crores and it has a paid up capital of Rs. 1,000 crores. The bank gets its funds from the government of India, World Bank and Reserve Bank of India.
  • 5.
    Functions of NABARD  It provides refinancing to agriculture, small scale industries and other village and cottage industries.  It promotes minor irrigation projects by financing State Government's sponsored irrigation projects.
  • 6.
    Cont.,  Thebank implements the policy of the central Government and the RBI with regard to agricultural credit.  The bank helps in the Research & Development of agriculture and rural industries.  During natural calamities the bank helps to refinancing.
  • 7.
    MAJOR ROLES FUNCTIONSOF NABARD  Credit Functions  Developmental and Promotional Functions  Supervisory Functions  Institutional and Capacity building  Role in Training
  • 8.
    MAJOR DEPARTMENTS INNABARD  Accounts Department  Business Initiatives Department  Central Vigilance Cell  Corporate Communications Department  Corporate Planning Department  Department of Core Banking Solution  Department of Economic Analysis & Research  Department of Information Technology  Department of Refinance  Department of Supervision
  • 9.
    CONCLUSION Thus wefind that the role of RBI in agricultural finance has been not only taken over by NABARD but it has been discharging it to the at most satisfaction of all the parties concerned.