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Sanction 100% loan to self help groups: DC to bankers
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Hans News Service Vikarabad: District Collector Ayesha Masrat Khanam directed the bankers to sanction 100 per cent loan to members of women self-help groups for the year 2019-20. She reviewed a meeting, here at collectorate on Wednesday with Bankers, and APMs. She told them to ground the applications received online. Sanction loans to all the eligible without holding on any ground, she suggested. She said the target for the coming financial year is Rs 211 crore. She suggested that convene CBRM meetings with DRDA staff and Bankers at every branch and recover the dues. She released the action plan for the financial year. DRDO Johnson, LDM Sumalatha, president of women association Indira were present.
Vikarabad: District Collector Ayesha Masrat Khanam directed the bankers to sanction 100 per cent loan to members of women self-help groups for the year 2019-20. She reviewed a meeting, here at collectorate on Wednesday with Bankers, and APMs.
She told them to ground the applications received online. Sanction loans to all the eligible without holding on any ground, she suggested. She said the target for the coming financial year is Rs 211 crore.
She suggested that convene CBRM meetings with DRDA staff and Bankers at every branch and recover the dues. She released the action plan for the financial year. DRDO Johnson, LDM Sumalatha, president of women association Indira were present.
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