Regional Directorate, Hyderabad

Name of Regional Directorate: Hyderabad
Jurisdiction: State of Andhra Pradesh & Telangana
Address of Regional Directorate:National Cooperative Development Corporation,No.5-10-193, 2nd Floor, HACA Bhavan,Opp. Public Garden,Saifabad, HYDERABAD-500 004.
Name of Regional Director: Sh.Vamshi Krishna Dubasi
Contact details:Ph.: 040-23233760 Fax: 040-23240615 E-mail: ro.hyderabadncdc.in

Google Map link (Route map of Directorate):

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Details of disbursements for States of Andhra Pradesh & Telangana:

Year Target (Rs. in crore) Disbursement (Rs. in crore)
  Andhra Pradesh Telangana Total Andhra Pradesh Telangana Total
2019-20 600.00 1796.10 2396.10 405.62 3568.75 3974.37

Cooperatives in the States:

In Andhra Pradesh total No. of Societies are 67268

S. No. Category of Societies Number of Societies
1 State Level Cooperative Organizations 10
2 Dist. Central Co-operative Banks 13
3 Primary Credit Coop: Societies 2037
4 Dairy Coops 90
5 Marketing Coop 13
6 Tribal Coops 1
7 Handloom Coops 470
8 Coop: Sugar Mills 10
9 Textile Coops --
10 Service Sector Coops 1414
11 Other type of societies 63210
  Total 67268

In Telangana total No. of Societies are 65072

S. No. Category of Societies Number of Societies
1 State Level Cooperative Organizations 10
2 Dist. Central Co-operative Banks 9
3 Primary Credit Coop: Societies 906
4 Dairy Coops 657
5 Marketing Coops 9
6 Tribal Coops 1
7 Handloom Coops 138
8 Coop: Sugar Mills 1
9 Textile Coops --
10 Service Sector Coops 1024
11 Other type of societies 62317
  Total 65072

Implementation of NCDC Programmes:

Financial support by NCDC:

State of Andhra Pradesh: The financial assistance provided by NCDC as on 31st March 2020 in Andhra Pradesh State is Rs.3982.44 crore (from the year 1962- 2014, NCDC financial assistance has been worked out as per A.P. Reorganisation Act-2014 wherein the share of Andhra Pradesh State is fixed as 58%). The year-wise details of assistance provided for Andhra Pradesh State is given as under:

S. No. Scheme/Activity Cumulative Disbursement as on 31-03-2020(Rs. in crore)
1 Industrial & Service Cooperatives 1577.95
2 Marketing & Inputs 1096.48
3 Processing 690.04
4 Storage 37.94
5 Rural Consumers 3.50
6 Weaker Sections 310.26
7 Promotional & Dev. Programmes 1.65
8 ICDP in selected Districts 262.70
9 Computerisation & others etc. 1.77
10 Fruits & Vegetables 0.05
11 Yuva Sahakar 1177.95
  Total 3982.44

State of Telangana: The financial assistance provided by NCDC as on 31st March 2020 in the State of Telangana is Rs.13958.75 Crore (from the year 1962- 2014, NCDC financial assistance has been worked out as per A.P. Reorganisation Act-2014 wherein the share of Telangana State is fixed as 42%). The year-wise details of assistance provided for Telangana State is given as under:

S. No. Scheme/Activity Cumulative Disbursement as on 31-03-2020 (Rs. in crore)
1 Marketing & Inputs 7966.39
2 Processing 359.37
3 Storage 27.63
4 Rural Consumers 2.36
5 Weaker Sections 4828.08
6 ICDP in selected Districts 104.08
7 Computerisation& others etc. 103.58
8 Computerisation & others etc. 1.47
9 Industrial & Service Cooperatives 668.39
10 Promotional & Dev. Programmes 0.98
  Total 313958.75

Highlights of the programmes assisted and other relevant achievements/ issues during the last 6 years (2014-15 to 2019-20):

  • This Directorate always takes up measures to nurture cooperatives by explaining and assisting them to avail financial assistance for business development and infrastructure facilities, providing necessary guidance, supporting them in preparation of proposals to undertake new business etc.
  • Publishing Articles in Cooperative Union monthly journals, Sahakara Samacharam and NCDC Quarterly e-newsletter.
  • Coordinating with NCDC HO for organizing training programme of NCDC employees in National Institute of Agricultural Extension and Management, Hyderabad.
  • Training Primary Cooperative Society’s personnel at LINAC Regional Training Centre, Hyderabad.
  • Publication of book titled “Insects, pests and diseases of major crops in India” for the benefit of farmers and translation of the book from English to Telugu.
  • Providing orientation classes to ICM trainees (Direct recruitment of Asst. Registrar batch).
  • Nomination of cooperative societies for Krishi Mela held in New Delhi and Odisha.
  • Providing NEDAC membership to six federations of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
  • Telangana and Andhra Pradesh representatives from Mulkanoor Bank, Telangana Markfed and AP Markfed participated in the General Assembly Session of NEDAC, and voted for the election of Office bearers of NEDAC Executive Committee.
  • Nearly 15 Cooperative Federations/Societies participated in IICTF 2019 from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Telangana state also received the ‘Award for Excellence’ at the event.
  • Participation of the Chief Director, NCDC Hyderabad in the 2nd Co-operative Registrars’ Forum on “Creating enabling legal frameworks and policies to promote sustainable development of co-operatives in the 21st century” at Vietnam, to discuss trends in the 21st century and their impact on co-operatives, and legislation and policies that affect co-operatives in relation to new and emerging areas.

New Initiatives in the Region during Year F.Y. 2020-21:

  • The potential of Cooperatives Societies visited under SAHAKAR - 22 will be explored further.
  • Financial assistance in the Processing sector will be further tapped.
  • E-PACS: The project aimed at implementing computerization in 600 PACS in 3 District of the State viz., West Godavari, Guntur & Prakasam with a project cost of Rs.33.66 lakh is awaited for Department of Electronics & IT, GOI’s approval.
  • ICDP: The Integrated Cooperative Development Project (ICDP) were implemented in 13 Districts with Rs.175.06 crore and sanctioned ICDP-II Phase in the Districts i.e. Kurnool (Rs.176.55 crore), East Godavari (Rs.194.44 crore) & Chittoor (Rs.224.56 crore).
S.No. Name of the Project Sanction Lr. No.& Date Block Cost Sanctioned amount (Rs. in lakh)
Loan Subsidy Total
1 ICDP-East Godavari NCDC:NCDC:3-4(26)/2014-ICDP/287/SA70189 dated 01.02.2018 19845.36 16141.22 3303.14 19444.36
2 ICDP-Kurnool NCDC:NCDC:3-4(26)/2014-ICDP/288/SA70190 dated 01.02.2018 18021.76 13950.86 3704.31 17655.17
3 ICDP-Chittoor NCDC:3-4(25)/2014-ICDP/68/SA80050 dated 03.07.2018 23071.81 18167.68 4288.65 22456.33
    Total 60938.93 48259.76 11296.10 59555.86

Initiative for development of Aspirational Districts (identified by NITI Aayog) through Cooperatives:

State of Telangana: Under SAHAKAR 22, the financial assistance in Aspirational districts is Rs.300.39 crore for the state of Telangana as of 31.03.2020.

Name of Aspirational Districts Project details Name of beneficiary Amount released (Rs. In Crore)
Asifabad Livestock Development project in 30 districts of Telangana Telangana State Sheep & Goat development Cooperative Federation 21.13
Bhoopalpalli 85.54
Khamman 135.77
Asifabad Integrated Dev. Project in 31 districts of Telangana Telangana State Fishermen Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd 4.75
Bhoopalpalli 16.40
Khamman 34.80
Asifabad Induction of Milch Animals through dairy cooperatives in Telangana Telangana State Dairy development Cooperative Federation 0
Bhoopalpalli 0.50
Khamman 1.50
Total 300.39

State of Andhra Pradesh: Under SAHAKAR 22, the financial assistance in Aspirational districts in the State of Andhra Pradesh is Rs 9.45 crores as of 31.03.2019.

Name of Aspirational Districts Project details Name of beneficiary Amount released (Rs. In Crore)
Kadapah Small Ruminant development project in 11 districts of AP Andhra Pradesh Sheep & Goat development Cooperative Federation 2.02
Visakhapatnam 3.05
Vizianagaram 4.38
Total 9.45

LINAC Regional Training Centre, Hyderabad

NCDC - LINAC has set up 6 Regional Training Centers of LINAC at Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Gandhinagar, Hyderabad, Pune and Bengaluru with an objective to extend the scope and reach of LINAC and to focus on nurturing the Primary Level Cooperative Societies.

This Directorate has successfully completed three training programmes, being one of the Regional Training Centres of LINAC. The details are indicated below:

  • Organized first One Day Training Programme on “Business Development & Assets Management” on 30.07.2019.
  • Organized second One Day Training Programme on “Accounts and Book Keeping in Primary Level Cooperatives” on 27.08.2019.
  • Organized third One Day Training Programme on “General Management in Primary Level Cooperatives” on 28.08.2019.

The training programmes were organized with the objective to enable the participants to:

  • Recognize the cooperative identity, business dimension and principles.
  • Identify the values and principles required for the success of the cooperatives.
  • To access the business environment by SWOT analysis.
  • To know the requirements of members and market.
  • To understand the process to identify business opportunities.

Photographs of LINAC Regional Training Centre, Hyderabad

Development Opportunities in the States through Cooperatives:

Cooperatives can make a major contribution in the development of rural economy. In meeting their members needs cooperatives enhance incomes and secure livelihoods for their members and their communities. Capacity building, training and education remain critical for cooperative development, and strengthening networks is crucial. Strengthening the cooperatives at root level will help in poverty reduction, followed by employment creation, improved food security, women empowerment, social integration, creation of rural markets and human capital development.

The state of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh come under “cooperatively under developed State” category as classified by the NITI Aayog. The best efforts made by the State Government is providing – Irrigation facilities, Free Electricity, Scheme Loan Waiver to farmers, subsidised seed etc. have boosted the Agricultural Sector and this in-turn will yield best crops raising more demand for NCDC funding mostly in Storage and Agro Processing etc. This will further raise more working capital requirements for Federations / DCCBs / LSCS etc.

Participation in IICTF

In line with mandate of NCDC for promoting export of cooperative products and also taking a cue from the first ever AGRICULTURE EXPORT POLICY, 2018 of Government of India, NCDC embarked upon holding the first ever India Internatonal Cooperatve Trade Fair (IICTF). The event was held in Pragati Maidan from 11th to 13th October 2019 and organized by NCDC with Telangana as one of the State Partners in IICTF.

145 Indian Cooperatives from all states/UTs across the country participated in this event with 214 booths and 47 Foreign Exhibitors from 35 countries (including developed countries such as USA, Canada, UK, Spain, Germany, Japan, Australia, etc.) of six continents participated in the event with 54 booths. One of the major objectives of this trade fair was to sign the Memorandum of Interest (MoIs) between cooperatives to promote the business amongst cooperatives and provide a platform where these cooperatives interact with each other and share their interest areas.

There was active participation from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh States. Nearly 15 Cooperative Federations/Societies from Telangana & Andhra Pradesh State including Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries Department, GoTS participated in the Trade Fair.

Telangana state also receives the ‘Award for Excellence’ based on criteria selected by a Selection Committee constituted for the purpose by Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Union Minister for Commerce and Industry and Shri Dhansingh Rawat, Hon’ble Cooperation Minister, Government of Uttarakhand.

Award of Excellence received by Telangana at IICTF

Stalls in IICTF by APCO & TS Oilfed

Success Stories of Societies from the state of Telangana

Telangana State Fishermen Cooperative Societies Federation (TSFCOF), Hyderabad

Telangana State Fishermen Cooperative Federation Ltd., Hyderabad is an Apex Society, to provide inputs and service to the fishermen/ women cooperative societies through District fisheries cooperative societies for improvement of quality life of fishermen/ women in the state. TSFCOF has been registered on 25-02-2015, after bifurcation of AP and Telangana.

Three levels of fishermen cooperatives societies are functioning in the state. The primary fishermen cooperatives at the village level, the district fishermen cooperative societies at district level in which the primary fishermen cooperative societies have to enroll their membership and the Federation is at State level in which the district fishermen cooperatives societies are affiliated as member societies.

NCDC has sanctioned Rs.800.00 crore (comprising of Rs.600.00 crore as Loan & Rs.200.00 crore as Subsidy) to TSCOF under Direct Funding for the benefit of fishermen in all the District of Telangana. TSFCOF is carrying out various activities for promoting, procurement, processing and marketing of fish and fishery products for the total development of fishermen community in the state.

Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme (IFDS) – Objectives:

  • Year round fishing activity & supply of local fish in Telangana.
  • Saturation approach in fish rearing in water bodies.
  • Diversification of fish rearing activities.
  • Improved livelihood & enhanced incomes
  • Increasing production and productivity by providing backward and forward linkages
  • Achieving self-sufficiency in production of fish seed
  • Fish to consumers at an affordable price and in hygienic condition

 

Activities carried out by TSFCOF

Members of PACS Uppariguda - Ranga Reddy District (Telangana) sharing their experience

Name – Kayiti Darshan Reddy (S/O Sri Anji Reddy)
Village – Sheriguda
Problem – Low business of Chicken Centre, resulting in economic hardships
Support from Society – took a loan of Rs. 5 lakhs from the society, invested in Chicken Centre and now it is running with profit. The loan was very useful for me and it is being repaid timely
Name – Akkala Malla Reddy (S/O Sri Alwal Reddy)
Village – Chintapalliguda
Problem – Lack of credit for purchase of Cattles and other investments required in the field
Support from Society – took a loan of Rs. 5 lakh from the society and purchased Cattles, to set up a dairy farm. Also purchased seeds, fertilisers, etc. for agriculture. Presently, I sell milk everyday and me and my family are happy. The loan was very useful for me and it is being repaid timely
Name – Kyama Venkatesh (S/O Sri Malliah)
Village – Sheriguda
Problem – Lack of credit for purchase of Cattles and other investments required in the field
Support from Society – took a loan of Rs. 5 lakh from the society and purchased Cattles, to set up a dairy farm. Also purchased seeds, fertilisers, etc. for agriculture. Presently, I sell milk everyday and me and my family are happy. The loan was very useful for me and it is being repaid timely.
Name – Kambalapalli Sanjeeva Reddy (S/O Sri Anjan Reddy)
Village – Cherlapatelguda
Problem – Lack of credit for purchase of Cattles and other investments required in the field
Support from Society – took a loan of Rs. 5 lakh from the society and purchased 5 Cows, to set up a dairy farm. Also purchased seeds, fertilisers, etc. for agriculture. Presently, I sell milk everyday and me and my family are happy. The loan was very useful for me and it is being repaid timely.

Telangana Stree Nidhi Credit Cooperative Federation Limited, Hyderabad

The SHGs in Telangana, in rural area are federated into Village Organisations (VOs) at village level and Mandal Samakhyas (MSs) at Mandal level. Likewise, SHGs in urban area are federated into Slum Level Federations (SLFs) at slum level and Town Level Federations (TLFs) at Town level. The membership of Mandal Samakhyas and Town Level Federations (TLFs) stands at 613 in TS StreeNidhi.

The Telangana State Stree Nidhi Credit Cooperative Federation Ltd., Hyderabad, is aimed at providing timely, adequate and low cost credit – adhering to basic tenets of credit delivery system, focussing on livelihood financing and credit plus services for impact creation, providing saving avenues to the poor& providing financial services at village/slum level.

It covers all the 32 districts of Telangana State. The Managing Committee of Stree Nidhi consists of 12 Directors elected by representatives of Mandal Samakhyas and Town Level Federations, three members nominated by State Govt., three special invitees and Managing Directors as ex-officio member.

Audit Classification for last 5 years – “A”

NCDC Assistance

TS Stree Nidhi has availed NCDC assistance as per the following details:

Year Financial Assistance by NCDC Purpose of Loan
2016-17 Rs.100.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance
2017-18 Rs.200.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance
2019-20 Rs.200.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance

 

District Wise Loan Disbursement in FY20 by TS Streenidhi
S.No. District Name Loan Sanctioned
No of SHG Loans Amount (in cr)
1 Adilabad 2429 16.65
2 Badradri 8159 55.47
3 Jagitial 14020 93.31
4 Jangoan 5532 36.59
5 Jayashankar 1975 12.61
6 Jogulamba 1037 6.58
7 Kamareddy 11294 60.57
8 Karimnagar 15902 97.27
9 Khammam 19278 132.33
10 Komaram Bheem 3075 19.97
11 Mahabubabad 6958 46.59
12 Mahabubnagar 7511 46.14
13 Mancherial 10668 74.22
14 Medak 10138 71.89
15 Medchal-Malkajgiri 7955 47.68
16 Mulugu 2337 14.81
17 Nagarkurnool 5623 36.15
18 Nalgonda 23455 165.40
19 Narayanpet 2669 16.93
20 Nirmal 8863 64.39
21 Nizamabad 20489 111.59
22 Peddapalli 3290 22.16
23 Rajanna 11295 70.37
24 Rangareddy 4813 33.60
25 Sangareddy 14904 105.23
26 Siddipet 6765 48.38
27 Suryapet 13770 106.95
28 Vikarabad 7359 46.62
29 Wanaparthy 5008 31.45
30 Warangal Rural 11406 71.34
31 Warangal Urban 17068 104.65
32 Yadadri Bhongir 13597 89.90
  Total 298642 1957.79

Activities carried out by members of TS StreeNidhi

Success stories of Societies from the state of Andhra Pradesh

The Yendagandi Large Sized Cooperative Society Ltd, West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh

Yendagandi LSCS is working towards the benefits of its members by providing credit as well as non credit activities. The various facilities provided by the society include:

  • Introduction of computerisation in the year 1994-95.
  • Timely loaning as per member needs
  • Lockers facilities, Gold loans
  • Computerised quick service
  • Sales through 3 outlets
  • Mobile super bazar with competative rates
  • Door step banking & services
  • Providing fertilisers, pesticides and seeds
  • Providing harvestor and other agricultural implements
  • Providing Godown facility to the members.

Apart from this, the society is doing an extra ordinary effort towards welfare causes which include:

  • Collecting garbage from homes by providing rikshaws
  • Operating schools, school buses and medical camps.
  • Dress code and ID cards to staff for better efficiency.

Office building

NCDC Assisted Godown

Banking Counters

Super Bazaar

Harvesting Machine To Farmers At Free Of Cost

NCDC has provided Yendagandi LSCS with a financial assistance as Margin Money Loan of Rs 22 lakh, including a subsidy of 4.4 lakh. The Society has also received NCDC Regional Awards for the year 2008 and 2010.

Financial Particulars as on 31.08.2020

  • Deposits - 26.11 crore
  • Sharecapital - 1.25 crore
  • No of members - 2888 crore
  • Members loans - 20.74 crore
  • Investments - 25.86 crore
  • Non credit business - 2.23 crore
  • Net profit(2018-19) - 2.89 crore
  • Audit classification - “ A”
  • Dividend from last 15 year - @ 18 %

Srinivasapuram PACS, West Godavari District (Andhra Pradesh)

Name – Name of Members – Smt.Polnati Varalaxmi (w/o Sri Raghu Ram)
Village – Srinivasapuram
Problem – took a loan of Rs. 4.15 lakh from the society to purchase Tractor
Support from Society – the loan amount was used to purchase a Tractor. Doing agricultural work with the help of tractor has increased production. Also, I am giving Tractor on rent to the neighbouring farmers, which is supplementing my income. The loan was very useful for me and it is being repaid timely.

The Financial performance of the PACS, Srinivasapuram, is given in the following table:

S.no Particulars 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
1 Business Turnover 125.27 162.92 120.21
2 Cash Profit 12.71 14.14 16.19
3 Net Profit 11.41 12.79 14.75
4 Audit Classification A A A

Andhra Pradesh Stree Nidhi credit cooperative Federation Ltd.

The SHGs in Andhra Pradesh are federated into Village Organisations (VOs) and Slum Level Federations (SLFs), These VOs and SLFs are further federated into Mandal Samakhyas (MSs) and Town Level Federations (TLFs) repectively. There are about 8.12 lakhs SHGs with total membership of 89.01 lakh SHG members in rural as well as urban area of AP.

Andhra Pradesh Stree Nidhi credit cooperative Federation Ltd., Vijayawada, provides timely and affordable credit to the poor SHG women as a part of the overall strategy of SERP for poverty alleviation. SHGs are comfortable to access hassle free credit from Stree Nidhi as and when they require and therefore do not see any need to borrow from other sources at usurious rates of interest. Stree Nidhi is in a position to extend credit to the SHG women even in far flung areas of the state within 48 hours to meet credit needs for Livelihood activities. As credit availability is linked to grading of MS and VOs, community is keen to improve functioning of the same to access higher amount of credit limits from Stree Nidhi.

Audit Classification for last 5 years – “A”

NCDC Assistance

AP Stree Nidhi has availed NCDC assistance as per the following details:

Year Financial Assistance by NCDC Purpose of Loan
2016-17 Rs.400.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance
2017-18 Rs.100.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance
2018-19 Rs.550.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance
2019-20 Rs.300.00 crore Short Term Working Capital Assistance

Year wise and Category wise no of SHG women and Loan disbursement details is as under:

Year SC ST BC OC Minority Total
Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount
2015-16 71071 159.90 8532 19.29 203640 465.00 96858 220.52 12375 28.28 392476 892.99
2016-17 98928 211.26 19647 34.72 290881 613.76 117604 267.21 16339 39.02 543399 1165.97
2017-18 72442 206.26 10054 24.77 187667 536.48 80040 232.33 12123 34.93 362326 1034.77
2018-19 39556 188.95 5103 24.55 92903 436.74 42781 200.51 9469 44.31 189813 895.06
Total 281997 766.37 43336 103.33 775091 2051.98 337283 920.57 50306 146.54 1488014 3988.79

The Annual Credit Plan (ACP) projected for financial year 2018-19 was Rs.980 Crores and achieved Rs.894.59 crore (91.28%) to 189813 members comprising of 83630 SHGs against the projected credit disbursals up to March 2019, as shown below:

District Name Sanctioned in FY
# GPs # SHGs # Members % of Achieved (Members) Amount(Cr.) % of Achieved (Amount)
Anantapur 722 5782 12085 52.54 59.27 64.42
Chittoor 1153 13808 29576 120.72 130.12 132.78
East Godavari 816 8437 17343 81.61 83.13 97.80
Guntur 754 7966 15483 72.86 75.18 88.45
Kadapa 677 9137 16722 102.90 80.04 123.14
Krishna 750 7045 15319 72.09 70.98 83.51
Kurnool 582 5869 11732 72.20 58.57 90.11
Nellore 657 4137 9309 57.29 44.84 68.98
Prakasam 669 5369 9939 53.01 47.78 63.71
Srikakulam 792 5760 13972 85.98 65.17 100.26
Visakhapatnam 542 5606 14090 86.71 66.95 103.00
Vizianagaram 743 4529 12090 74.40 57.11 87.86
West Godavari 648 6214 11962 68.35 55.45 79.21
Grand Total 9505 89659 189622 77.40 894.59 91.28

Activities carried out by members of AP StreeNidhi

Achievements during last 6 years (Up to 31.03.2020)

Year No. of Beneficiaries Assisted Assistance(Rs. in crore) % of Achievement
Number Amount
2014-15 7 34.83 23.22 67%
2015-16 11 99.80 76.04 76%
2016-17 30 162.86 1001.71 615%
2017-18 35 786.24 3705.70 471%
2018-19 24 4991.41 7148.96 143%
2019-20 15 2396.10 3974.37 166%
TOTAL 122 8471.24 15930.00 188%