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DLIMC Review Meeting Held at DAC Soreng
Soreng, October 7 (IPR): The District Level Implementation and Monitoring Committee (DLIMC) review meeting was held today at the District Administrative Centre, Soreng.
The meeting deliberated on various key agenda items, including a review of the action points arising from the previous meeting and the progress of implementation of the Computerisation of Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS).
The following major points were discussed in detail,
-Review of Implementation of PACS Computerisation of the 1st phase of 10 MPCS.
-Confirmation of the 5 (five) MPCS for the 2nd phase of PACS Computerisation.
-Discussion on other key issues about (CSPCP) implementation and monitoring.
The house further discussed matters related to identified best-performing society, manual audit and system audit, PACS computerisation solutions, and Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loans. The issue of e-KYC for Multipurpose Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (MPCS) was also discussed, with the house informed that the e-KYC process could also be carried out through mobile phones, facilitating greater accessibility and ease for beneficiaries. The meeting concluded with discussions on strengthening the implementation and monitoring mechanisms to ensure effective delivery of cooperative and financial services at the grassroots level.
The meeting was attended by Additional Registrar (Cooperation Department), Mr PD Bhutia, SDM Soreng Ms Sakchum Lepcha, AGM (DDM/NABARD), Mr Pukhrambam Boicha Meitei, Branch Manager (SISCO Bank), Ms Kenzong Choden Lepcha, Assistant Registrar (Cooperation Department), Mr Sisir Raj Gurung, and Audit Officer, Mr Younchot Hang Subba.
The meeting deliberated on various key agenda items, including a review of the action points arising from the previous meeting and the progress of implementation of the Computerisation of Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS).
The following major points were discussed in detail,
-Review of Implementation of PACS Computerisation of the 1st phase of 10 MPCS.
-Confirmation of the 5 (five) MPCS for the 2nd phase of PACS Computerisation.
-Discussion on other key issues about (CSPCP) implementation and monitoring.
The house further discussed matters related to identified best-performing society, manual audit and system audit, PACS computerisation solutions, and Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loans. The issue of e-KYC for Multipurpose Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (MPCS) was also discussed, with the house informed that the e-KYC process could also be carried out through mobile phones, facilitating greater accessibility and ease for beneficiaries. The meeting concluded with discussions on strengthening the implementation and monitoring mechanisms to ensure effective delivery of cooperative and financial services at the grassroots level.
The meeting was attended by Additional Registrar (Cooperation Department), Mr PD Bhutia, SDM Soreng Ms Sakchum Lepcha, AGM (DDM/NABARD), Mr Pukhrambam Boicha Meitei, Branch Manager (SISCO Bank), Ms Kenzong Choden Lepcha, Assistant Registrar (Cooperation Department), Mr Sisir Raj Gurung, and Audit Officer, Mr Younchot Hang Subba.
