“PULWAMA, NOVEMBER 17: Vibrant and spirited celebrations marked the 70th Cooperative Week in District Pulwama, amplifying the theme, ‘Emerging Areas and Ease of Doing Business for Cooperative,’ in an event graced by Deputy Commissioner Dr. Basharat Qayoom as the chief guest and other esteemed dignitaries.
The commemoration commenced with an invigorating exploration of stalls, showcasing an array of products by various cooperative societies. These exhibits served as a testament to the evolutionary journey of the cooperative sector, spotlighting its adaptability and innovative spirit—from traditional to contemporary offerings.
Addressing the diverse audience, the DC expressed delight at the lively gathering, highlighting the pivotal role of cooperatives in bolstering the local economy. He stressed the necessity for ongoing innovation, adaptability, and exploration of new avenues to ensure the continued prosperity of cooperatives.
Delving into the evolution of Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS), the DC elucidated their transformative journey from conventional entities to dynamic centers. He emphasized their adaptability in sync with the evolving economic landscape, showcasing how PACS, once limited to traditional roles, have diversified their services, emerging as multifaceted hubs catering to diverse economic needs.
In a significant gesture, newly registered cooperatives received official registration certificates from the DC, symbolizing their formal inclusion and integration into the cooperative sector. Moreover, accolades were conferred upon high-performing cooperative societies, serving as an inspiration for others and fostering healthy competition within the sector.
Deputy Registrar Cooperative Societies Pulwama, Adnan Nazir, in his address, illuminated the district’s cooperative achievements. He underscored their pivotal role in contributing to economic growth while specifically emphasizing the theme’s essence, urging cooperatives to explore new frontiers and streamline operational processes for seamless business operations.”
