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National Cooperation Policy 2025

The National Cooperation Policy 2025, unveiled by Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on 24 July 2025, is only the second national policy the sector has had — the first dated to 2002 — and the first since the Ministry of Cooperation was created in 2021. Six pillars, 16 objectives and 83 action points carry a 2047 horizon under the banner 'Sahkar se Samriddhi': treble the sector's share of GDP by 2034, draw 50 crore Indians into active membership, and seat a cooperative in every village. On 12 August 2026 Parliament widened the NCDC's mandate, so central money can reach societies and their service bodies directly.

Last updated 17 August 202618 min read
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Amit Shah's 16 August Rajasthan double-header joins the card: ground broken for a 3-lakh-litre Saras Dairy plant at Alwar (headed for 5 lakh), four plants worth ₹274 crore switched on at Jaipur, Pali, Rajsamand and Bhilwara, four new district cooperative banks lending at zero percent interest, and works of ₹5,755 crore at Chittorgarh plus ₹6,453 crore at Alwar launched in one day.

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