₹30,000 crore target set for APCOB: Kanna Babu
The Hindu
Bank’s turnover touched ₹21,000 crore last year
Agriculture Minister Kurasala Kanna Babu has said the State government has set a turnover target of ₹30,000 crore for APCOB (Andhra Pradesh State Cooperative Bank) for the current financial year. The Minister participated in the bank foundation day celebrations on Thursday. He said it was heartening to note that APCOB turnover touched ₹21,000 crore last year. For the last two years, the State government had been trying to bring in changes in the cooperative sector. A Human Resources (HR) policy was prepared for the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PACS) in the State. A proposal was sent to the Central government to take forward the PACS computerisation project.
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