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Assistance for contribution to guarantee fees for deposit of guarantee Scheme for PACS
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This scheme is called as Deposit Guarantee Scheme for Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies to provide insurance cover for deposit mobilized by PACS upto Rs. 50,000/- per member. This scheme was formulated by the Haryana State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd., Chandigarh (HARCO Bank) in the year 2005-06. The Corpus fund is being maintained by HARCO Bank. HARCO Bank allows maximum rate of interest as Saving Bank Account special on this Corpus fund. The Government will contribute @ 0.15% towards the Corpus on behalf of PACS. On the implementation of this scheme a sense of security on deposits up to Rs. 50000/- will be created in the mind of the depositors. The implementation of the scheme will lead to mobilization of the credit at PACS level.
| Scheme code | P-01-11-2425-51-107-93-51 | the state’s own identifier |
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