Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Dec 17: J&K Bank convened a District Level Review Committee (DLRC) meeting of Bandipora which was chaired by DDC Dr Shah Faisal.
Lead District Manager Bandipora Riyaz Hassan Baba informed the House that all banks operating in the district have extended credit aggregating to Rs 78.51 crore to 4440 beneficiaries under priority and non-priority sector during first half year of the financial year 2014-15 registering an achievement of 29 per cent in financial and 45 per cent in physical terms.
J&K Bank alone has disbursed Rs 59.47 crore which accounts to 76 percent of the total credit disbursed by all banks operating in the district, he added.
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman DLRC advised all the banks and the sponsoring agencies to work with cooperation so as to achieve the goals and targets of development, progress and eradication of unemployment.
The meeting was attended by AGM RBI Ravinder Kaul, DDM NABARD Rauf Ahmad, District Coordinators of Banks, Government departments and other development agencies.
Besides reviewing the performance of banks and Government departments under various schemes, relief, rehabilitation, revival and restructuring of credit facilities of the flood affected people was discussed in detail and the Chairman directed for speedy disposal of their cases.
Meanwhile, as part of its sustained campaign to make people aware about Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna (PMJDY), the Bank organized an awareness camp besides Coin/Note Exchange Meal at Dhanas (Pattangarh), which is a remotest village of block Chenani in district Udhampur.
While speaking, Cluster Head Iqbal Singh highlighted the initiative of the Bank in its outreaching efforts to provide banking facilities to State’s underbanked and unbanked areas. He also appraised the audience about the main features of the recently launched Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna Scheme. He educated them about the benefits of Insurance, RUPAY Card under PMJDY.
The participants were assured that the bank will always cater to their financial needs and redress their grievances, if any.
On the occasion soiled and mutilated currency notes were exchanged and coins of various denominations were distributed.
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