The process of concentration of cooperative activities at eh primary level either by the amalgamation of two or more societies carrying out the same business or by the incorporation of several functions in one society is known as…………….

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• The report submitted by the ………………….. consisted of two volumes: the first contained Model Cooperative Societies Bill and Rules and the second volume contained model bye-laws for various types of societies.
• ………..started cooperative credit societies in the rural areas of Italy on the lines of Raiffeisen societies known as “Casse Ruralie” (Rural Banks).
• The ICA, for promoting inter-cooperative trade at the international level established the International Cooperative Wholesale Society(ICWS) at…………..in September, 1924.
• The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated Cooperative values and principles in its………….. schedule.
• The Urban cooperative banks, salary earners’ societies, thrift and credit societies are examples of
• In …………….the National Cooperative Development Corporation(NCDC) was established for strengthening the cooperative activities.
• Cooperative credit societies known as “Casse Ruralie”………..started in the rural areas of Italy by………………………….
• Fascist National Organisation of Coperation known as …………….. was formed by the government of Italy to control and supervise the management and working of the cooperative societies.
• …………established urban credit societies on the pattern of Schulze Delitzsch societies known as “Banca Popularie”(People’s Bank)
• The Brighton Cooperative Benevolent Association and the Cooperative Trading Association was formed by…………………….