Cooperative Banks | Commercial Banks |
Co-operatives banks are co-operative organizations. | Commercial banks are joint-stock banks |
Governed by the Co-operative Societies Act as well as Banking Regulation Act | Governed by the Banking Regulation Act |
Subject to the rules laid down by the Registrar of Co-operative Societies | Subject to the control of the Reserve Bank of India directly |
Borrowers are member shareholders, so they have some influence on the lending policy of the banks, on account of their voting power | Borrowers of commercial banks are only account- holders and have no voting power as such→Voting power as per shareholding |
Have not much scope of flexibility on account of the rigidities of the bye-laws of the Co-operative Societies | Free from such rigidities |
Do not pursue the goal of profit maximization | Works for profit maximization |
Smaller in size | Larger in size with wider reach in the country |
Given below are wo statements, one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R
Assertion A: The probe of a neutron moisture ...
The harvestable product of tea plant under commercial plantations is:
Which is the anticoagulant is used for rat control?
Which one of the following is the resultant of a thin cloud of varying size found on the surface of the earth by condensation of atmospheric vapour?
Among the following crops, which has the highest mechanization index?
TZ test is done for ________ of seed.
Border strip of irrigation is followed in:
The mating of animal with wider degree of relativity than selective for close breeding is called as
Which instrument is used to measure humidity?
________ farming is an excellent illustration of sustainable agriculture.