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MARKETING, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATIVES
IV.LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCITIES
OBJECTIVES
- Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies were formed for the benefit of Tribal people and those living in hilly areas.
- There are 39 Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies functioning in the State.
- Their primary objective is to provide credit and distribute agricultural inputs in order to improve farm productivity.
- They also help in marketing agricultural produce and minor forest produce of Tribal people, apart from providing essential commodities through PDS shops and Super markets.
Details of Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies
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Sl. No |
Region / Name of the LAMPS / Address |
Telephone No. |
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Salem District |
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1. |
Yercaud Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, No.S.402, Yercaud, Salem District 636601. |
04281-222504 |
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2. |
Arunuthumalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Puzhuthikuttai Post, Salem 636104. |
04292-248207 |
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3. |
Pachamalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Odaikattupudur, Mayampadi Post, Gengavalli Taluk, Salem 636105. |
04282-232231 |
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4. |
Chinnakalrayan Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Karumandurai Post, Thumbal (via), Attur Taluk, Salem 636138. |
04292-244622 |
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5. |
Periyakalrayan Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Soolankuruchi Post, Karumandurai (via) Attur Taluk, Salem 636138. |
04292-291577 |
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6. |
Palamalai Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Ramanpatti Post, Palamalai village, Mettur Taluk, Salem – 636 303. |
866761578 |
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7. |
Vazhavendhi Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies Vazhavendhi Post, Yercaud Taluk, Salem. |
9487078523 |
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8 |
Thummalpatti Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies.Thummalpatti Post, Pannamarathupatti, SalemTaluk ,Salem - 636204 |
9360538943 |
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Namakkal District |
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9. |
Kollimalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Kollimalai, Chemmedu, Kollimalai Taluk, Namakkal District 637411. |
04286-247445 |
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10. |
Powerkadu Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Powerkadu (Post), Kollimalai Taluk, Namakkal District 637411. |
9443208822 |
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11. |
Malayalappatti Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Mullukurichi Post, Rasipuram Taluk, Namakkal District 636118. |
04287 248008 |
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12. |
Kollimalai Thembalgm LAMPS,Melkalingam post,Arivunadu,Kolimalai Taluk ,Namakkal District-637411 |
9486540349 |
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Dharmapuri District |
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13. |
Sitheri Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Sitheri Post, Pappireddipatti Taluk, Dharmapuri District 636903. |
04346-252222 |
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14. |
Sittling Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Sittling Post, Arur Taluk, Dharmapuri District 636906. |
9442946819 |
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15. |
Vathalamalai LAMPS,Dharmapuri Taluk Dharmapuri District 636701. |
9942745745 |
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Tiruchy District |
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16. |
Pachamalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Mel Chengattupatti Post, Thuraiyur Taluk, Tiruchi 621011. |
9442739159 |
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Vellore District |
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17. |
Yelagiri Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies , Adhanavoor, Yelagiri, Vellore |
04179-245246 8940349532 |
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18. |
Pudurnadu Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies , Pudurnadu Village Post, Jawadhumalai, Vellore 635655 |
04179-290383 |
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19. |
Peenjamanthai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Rajapuram Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Society, Thangal Stop, Othiyathur (Post), Anaikattu Taluk, Vellore – 635809. |
9159344789 |
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Tiruvannamalai District |
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20. |
Jawadhumalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Jamunamarathur, Tiruvannamalai 635703. |
04181-245543 |
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21. |
Nammiampattu Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Kaniyambadi ( via) ,Polur, Tiruvannamalai 632102. |
9585106998 |
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22. |
Beemaranpatti Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Thandarampattu Taluk, Tiruvanamalai |
9585631762 |
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Vellore District |
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23. |
Vellimalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Vellimalai, Chinnasalem Taluk, Villupuram 606207. |
04151-242226 |
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24. |
Kilakkadu Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Serappattu Post, Sankarapuram Taluk, Villupuram 606401. |
04151-241211 |
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25. |
Mottampatti Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Mottampatti Post, Sankarapuram Taluk, Villupuram. |
9791379117 |
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Nilgiris District |
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26. |
Masinakudi Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies Masinakudi Post, Nilgiris -642332 |
0423-2526266 |
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27. |
Kothagiri Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Solur Taluk, Keezhkothagiri Tapal, Nilgiris - 643216, |
9943133008 |
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28. |
Banthalur Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Konnachal Tapal, Nilgiris 643239. |
7639005954 |
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Erode District |
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29. |
Sathyamangalam Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies, Rangasamuthram Post, Kovai Road, Erode District. |
04295-222119 |
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30. |
Bargur Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies, Bargur Post, Anthiyur Taluk, Erode -638501. |
9659526907 |
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Virudhunagar District |
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31. |
Shenbagathopu Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Bagavathi Nagar, Shenbagathopu, Sriviliputhur Taluk, Virudhunagar-626110. |
7558180990 |
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Krishnagiri Region |
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32. |
Bettamugilalam Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies, Kottaiyurkollai village, Bettamugilalam post, Krishnagiri – 636806. |
9486483024 |
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Coimbatore Region |
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33. |
Anaikatti Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Mettupalayma Taluk, Coimbatore. |
8760392594 |
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34. |
Athikadavu Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Mettupalayma Taluk, Coimbatore. |
9047143141 |
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35. |
Thoonakadavu Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Anaimalai Taluk, Coimbatore. |
6379536486 |
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Kanyakumari Region |
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36. |
Pechiparai Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Thiruvattar Taluk, Kanyakumari. |
9943432384 |
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Tirunelveli Region |
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37. |
Kanikudiyiruppu Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies, Kanikudiyiruppu Pabanasam Melannai, Tirunelveli. |
9791833496 |
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Tiruvallur Region |
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38. |
Tiruttani – Pallipattu and R.K Pet Taluk Irular Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,L.N. Kandigai village, Thadu Post, Tiruttani Taluk, Tiruvallur. |
9444275129 |
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Theni Region |
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39. |
Mundhal Large Sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies,Cardamom and Coffee planters Credit Society Campus, Bodinayakanur, Theni – 625513. |
7871474206 |
Upliftment of Tribal Livelihoods
- • To uplift the livelihood of Tribal people and to get remunerative prices for their Agricultural Produce without any loss, the scheme of selling their Minor Forest Produces such as Honey, Samai, Tamarind and Varagu by procuring through LAMPS and packing them with a common brand name was started by the then Hon’ble Chief Minister on 20.06.2013.
- Under this scheme, Jawadhu and Arunoothumalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies are selling the following products.
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Sl.No |
Product |
Society’s Name |
Address |
| 1 | Honey | Jawadhu Hills Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies | Jamunamarathur, Tiruvannamalai-635703. PH.No.04181-245254 |
| 2 | Samai | Jawadhu Hill Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies | Jamunamarathur, Tiruvannamalai-635703.PH.No.04181-245254 |
| 3 | Tamarind | Jawadhu Hill Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies | Jamunamarathur, Tiruvannamalai-635703. PH.No.04181-245254 |
| 4 | Varagu | Arunoothumalai Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative Societies | Puzhuthikuttai Post, Salem -636104. PH.No.04292-248207 |
TRIBAL SUB PLAN SCHEME
- To assist LAMPS to render continuous service to their members, the Government is providing financial assistance under Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) Scheme to the LAMPS by way of Interest subsidy for SHG loan and MT loan and and Share Capital assistance to the members.
KILAKKADU LARGE SIZE MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.,
Kilakkadu Large Area Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Serappattu post -606 401, Kalvarayanmalai taluk, Kallakurichi district, was registered on 28.09.1976, and started functioning from 30.09.1976.
KILAKADU LAMP AT SERAPPATTU
1)Area of operation;
The following 31 hilly villages comes under the operational area of Kilakkadu Lamp Society. 1. Kilakkadu, 2.Koodaram, 3.Kalliparai, 4. Kannur, 5.Vilvathi,6.Pudhur, 7.Perumanatham, 8.Aalanur, 9. Perukanchadi, 10.Thekkampattu, 11. Serappattu,12.Keerapalli, 13.Porasampattu, 14.Avalur, 15.Kurumbalur, 16.Thaduthanpalayam, 17.Earaikarai, 18.Athikuzhli, 19.Mankombu, 20.Vanjikuzhi, 21.Thumparampattu, 22.Vazhaikuzhi, 23.Perumbur, 24.Pakkanam, 25. Moolakkadu, 26.Annimaduvu, 27.Papathimulai, 28.PPulaiyankootai,29.Vengalur,30.KKodiyanur, 31. Edapattu
2)Membership
At present ,Kilakkadu lamp Society has 5173 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 4382 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 4577 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 5173 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , milk products, agriculture produces and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri and minor forest produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society, subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given loans at a subsidized rates of 50% and 75% in medium term.
- Loans are being provided at 90% subsidized rate to tribal sericulturists.
- Crop Loan, Jewel Loan, Medium term Loan, Self Help Group Loan are some of the types of loans being disbursed.
6)Public distribution system:
Kilakkadu lamp society runs 7 full time shops , 4 part time shops and 1 mobile fair price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
KILAKKADU MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
7)Fertilizer sales
To increase profit fertilizers is sold to members.
8)Processing unit
The society runs processing unit where tamarind is being processed, value added ,and marketed profitably and sold through cooperatives. In the previous year, 0.88 MT of Tamarind was Processed and sold for Rs 0.22 Lakhs.
TAMARIND PROCESSING UNIT AT KILAKKADU LAMP
9) Common service center
Lamp has been running a common service center and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
10) Procurement and sales of Minor forest produce
Minor forest products such as honey, kadukkai, tamarind, curry leaves are procured and sold through cooperatives.
In the previous year, 4.50 tonnes of kadukkai was sold for Rs.1 lakh.
11)Procurement and sales of agricultural products
Agricultural products from hills are procured from farmers and sold through cooperatives.
In the previous year, 50 tonnes of Maize was sold for Rs.11.38 lakhs
The Kilakkadu lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities, by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth, by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.
JAWADHU HILLS LARGE AREA MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.,
Jawadhu Hills Large Area Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Jamunamarathur village, Jamunamarathur taluk, Tiruvannamalai district-635703. It was registered on 10.01.1977 and started functioning from 10.02.1977.
JAWADHU LAMP AT JAMUNAMARATHUR
1)Area of operation;
The following 28 hilly villages comes under the operational area of Jawadhu Lamp Society. 1. Kovilur, 2.Erumaiyanur, 3.Veerapanur, 4. Mandaparai, 5.Odamangalam,6.Pudhupattu, 7.Kuttakarai, 8.Pattaraikadu, 9. Erukampattu, 10.Melsepli, 11. Nellivasal, 12.Kallathur, 13.Pandirev, 14.Melthattiyapattu, 15.Oorkavundanur, 16.Keelthattiyapattu, 17.Chinnakizhpattu, 18.Kilaiyur, 19.Melpattu, 20.Palamarathur, 21.Perumuttam, 22.Melsilambadi, 23.Vannakuttai, 24.Padapanjamarathur, 25.Periyakizhpattu, 26.Kallathur, 27.Thenmalaiathipattu, 28.Puliyur.
2)Membership
At present ,Jawadhu lamp Society has 16142 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988. The details of the staff posted at the society is as follows - K.Murali,Senior Clerk (Inc. secretary), - A.Rameshbabu, Clerk, - R.Elumalai,Junior Clerk,
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 16339 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 17047 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 17631 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
The details of the staff posted at the society is as follows - K.Murali,Senior Clerk (Inc. secretary), - A.Rameshbabu, Clerk, - R.Elumalai,Junior Clerk,
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of Lamp and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of PCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society, subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given loans at a subsidized rates of 50% and 75% in medium term.
- Loans are being provided at 90% subsidized rate to tribal sericulturists.
- Crop Loan, Jewel Loan, Medium term Loan, Self Help Group Loan are some of the types of loans being disbursed.
6)Public distribution system:
Jawadhu lamp society runs 10 full time shops , 10 part time shops ,1 women shop and 1 mobile fair price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
JAWADHU HILLS MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
7)Fertilizer sales
Fertilizers worth Rs17 -20 lakhs are being sold by this society.
8)Processing unit(Samai , Honey and Tamarind )
To raise the standard of life of its members this society procures various products from tribal people. In order to add value to these products Samai processing Unit, Honey Processing Unit and Tamarind Processing Unit were established . These items are processed and marketed profitably.
TAMARIND PROCESSING UNIT AT JAWADHU LAMP
HONEY PACKING PROCESSING UNIT AT JAWADHU LAMP
SAMAI PROCESSING UNIT AT JAWADHU LAMP
9) Common service center
The Society has been running a common service center and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
The Jawadhu lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities , by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth , by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.
PUDHURNADU LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD
V.G.21 Pudhurnadu Large Sized Multipurpose Cooperative society Ltd., with registered office address at Jawadhu Malai, Pudhurnadu – 635 655, Tirupattur District. It was registered on 01.03.1978 and started functioning from 24.03.1978.
PUDHURNADU LAMP AT PUDHURNADU
- 1. Area of Operation
The following 32 hill villages comes under the operational area of Pudhurnadu Lamp Society.
|
1 |
Pudhurnadu |
2 |
Mozhalai |
3 |
Vazhuthalampattu |
|
4 |
Nadukuppam |
5 |
Vilankuppam |
6 |
Arumalpattu |
|
7 |
Chittoor |
8 |
Melur |
9 |
Kizhur |
|
10 |
Kombai |
11 |
Nellivasal |
12 |
Sembarai |
|
13 |
Melpattu |
14 |
Nellippattu |
15 |
Malaiyandippatti |
|
16 |
Puliyur |
17 |
Valasai |
18 |
Malai Thirupattur |
|
19 |
Chinnavaattanur |
20 |
Perumpalli |
21 |
Serkkanoor |
|
22 |
Kallavur |
23 |
Thagarakuppam |
24 |
Pelur |
|
25 |
Kizhanoor |
26 |
Kothanoor |
27 |
Kambugu |
|
28 |
Rangasamuthiram |
29 |
Pazhaiyapalayam |
30 |
Naduvur |
|
31 |
Koyilur |
32 |
Kudakumalai |
- 2. Membership
At present Pudhurnadu Lamp Society has 9910 ‘A’ class members.
The total members of the society in the past 3 years are as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 8508 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 9475 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 9910 |
- 3. Details of Management
The Management of Society vests with Board of Directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
- 4. Objectives of the Society
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hill areas for agriculture
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to Tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
- 5. Types of Loans disbursed
- Having Tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing Crop loans, Jewel Loans, SHG Loans and Other medium term loans
- Government subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to Tribal people.
- 6. Public Distribution System
This society runs 9 full time shops, 5 Part time shops and 1 Mobile fair Price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
- 7. Processing Unit
The society runs processing unit where Samai is being processed.
SAMAI PROCESSING UNIT AT PUDHURNADU LAMP
- 8. Common Service Centre
Pudhurnadu Lamp has been running a Common Service Centre and Providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as Electricity bills, Telephone bills, etc.,
YERCAUD LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.,
Yercaud Large Sized Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Merina Gardan, Yercaud, Salem district. It was registered on 01.01.1977, and started functioning from 04.02.1977.
YERCAUD LAMP
1)Area of operation;
The following hilly villages comes under the operational area of Yercaud Lamp Society.1.Asambur 2.Athiyur 3.Kommakadu 4.mylapatti 5.saalapaarai 6. manjakuttai 7. Semmaduvu 8.Vellakkadai 9.Mottur 10.Melur 11.Sengalathupadi 12.Periyakadu 13. Mangalam 14. Arasamarathur 15.semmanatham 16.S.Putthur 17.Solur 18.Kadumarathur 19.Olakodu 20.Nagalur 21.Karadiyur 22. Gundur 23.Sengadu 24.K.Putthur 25. Keeraikadu 26. Puliyankadai 27. Kumbipadi 28.Senthittu 29.Pilleri
2)Membership
At present , Yercaud Lamp Society has ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 13046 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 13290 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 14530 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , milk products, agriculture produces and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri and minor forest produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government SC-ST Share Capital Assistance, Interest subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given Medium Term loans at a subsidized rate of interest
- Loans are being provided to tribal sericulturists at subsidized rate of interest.
6)Public distribution system:
Yercaud lamp society runs 21 full time shops , and 8 part time shops for sale of PDS commodities.
7)Fertilizer sales
Approximately Rs 50-55 lakh worth of fertilizer sales are done by the society.
8) Common service center
Lamp has been running a common service center and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
9) Procurement and sales of Minor forest produce
Minor forest products such as honey, kadukkai, tamarind, Pepper, Millets are procured and sold through cooperatives.
In the Current year,7.50 tonnes of Pepper was sold for Rs.32.92 lakh.
Yercaud lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities, by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth, by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.
CHINNAKALRAYAN LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.,
Chinnakalrayan Large Sized Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Karumandurai post -636138, Pethanaickenpalyam taluk, Salem district. It was registered on 10.01.1977, and started functioning from 08.02.1977.
CHINNAKALRAYAN LAMP AT KARUMANDURAI
1)Area of operation;
The following 63 hilly villages comes under the operational area of Chinnakalrayan Lamp Society. 1.Karumandurai, 2.Killakkadu, 3.Chinnamangkodu, 4.Puthur, 5.Sellangurichi, 6.Venkattan valavu Sellangurichi, 7.Pudhuvalavu Sellangurichi, 8.Palayavalavu Sellangurichi, 9.Pattikaravalavu Sellangurichi, 10.Thekkampattu, 11.Pachapalathi valavu, 12.Kundiyapattu, 13.Valakkkapattu, 14.Navalur, 15.Melkadupattu, 16.Thalkadupattu, 17.Malakkaranvalavu, 18.Vilampatty, 19.Maruthaiyanvalavu, 20.Kumbabadi, 21.Poondikadu, 22.Perunchur, 23.Kattuvalavu, 24.Santhanakattuvalavu, 25.Perinchinattanvalavu, 26.Maniyarkundam, 27.Molaiyanur, 28.Valasavalavu, 29.Navampattu, 30.Erumbur, 31.Servaipattu, 32.Kallupatty, 33.Thottidurai, 34.Thalnadupatty, 35.Mellnadupatty, 36.Polappankadai, 37.Echankadu, 38.Aruvankadu, 39.Kovilkadu, 40.Aruna, 41.Erivalavu, 42.Keeraikadi, 43.Rakkodu, 44.Kaikkanvalavu, 45.Vengayakurichi, 46.Nathampattu, 47.Athimarathuvalavu, 48.pethakurichivalavu, 49.Kuppur, 50.Kummangurichi, 51.Kuruthalpattu, 52.Moongilpattu, 53.Pagadupattu, 54.Pappanaickenpatty, 55.Moolapady, 56.Arasanatham, 57.Mettukadu, 58.Aathuvalavu, 59.Yelupuli, 60.Indiranagar, 61.Neiyyamalai, 62.Akkaraipatty, 63.Alankadai
2)Membership
At present , Chinnakalrayan Lamp Society has 8236 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 8453 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 8472 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 7787 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , milk products, agriculture produces and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri and minor forest produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government SC-ST Share Capital Assistance, Interest subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given Medium Term loans at a subsidized rate of interest
- Loans are being provided to tribal sericulturists at subsidized rate of interest.
6) Public distribution system:
Chinnakalrayan lamp society runs 8 full time shops, and 1 mobile fair price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
CHINNAKALRAYAN MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
7)Fertilizer sales
Approximately fertilizer sales worth Rs130-135 lakhs is being made every year.
8) Common service center
Lamp has been running a common service center and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
9) Procurement and sales of Minor forest produce
Minor forest products such as honey, kadukkai, tamarind, Pepper, Millets are procured and sold through cooperatives.
In the Current year, 1.05 tonnes of Pepper was sold for Rs.1 lakh.
10)Procurement and sales of agricultural products
Agricultural products from hills are procured from farmers and sold through cooperatives.
In the previous year, 50 tonnes of Tapioca was sold for Rs.4 lakhs
The Chinnakalrayan lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities, by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth, by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.
PERIYAKALRAYAN LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE CO OPERATIVE SOCIET
S.A.62 Periyakalrayan Large Sized Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Soolankurichi post-636138 Pethanayakkan palayan Thaluk,Salem district. It was registered on 02.03.1987, and started functioning from 02.03.1987.
PERIYAKALRAYAN LAMP CS SOOLANKURICHI
1)Area of operation;
The following 41 hilly villages comes under the operational area of S.A.62 Periyakalrayan Lamp Society. 1.Soolankurichi, 2.Kinathur, 3.Pachadu, 4.Thalakkarai, 5.Meelpondi, 6.Keelpondi, 7.Aathuvalavu, 8.kunnur, 9.Nagalur, 10.Pattivalavu, 11.Kaniyanvalavu, 12.Adiyanur, 13.Sempur, 14.Kallur, 15.Pattimedu, 16.Kerankadu, 17.Aavarai, 18.Chittampatti, 19.Mudavankoil, 20.Kallivalavu, 21.Chinnamayamalachi,22.Athiripatti,23.Therkuppattu,
24.Ampalathittu,25.Velamppattu,26.Kariyakoil,27.Mayamalachi,28.Puliyampatti,29.Oduvankadu,30.Semparukkai,31.Senkattuputhur,32.Koilputhur,33.Melvallam,34.Thalvallam,35.Alripatti,36.Modhur,37.Kalakkampadi,38.Perandoor,39.Morasappatti,40.Mannur,41.Panampattu,
2)Membership
At present ,S.A.62 Periyakalrayan lamp Society has 4650‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 4937 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 5113 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 5337 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , milk products, agriculture produces and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri and minor forest produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government SC-ST Share Capital Assistance, Interest subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given Medium Term loans at a subsidized rate of interest
- Loans are being provided to tribal sericulturists at subsidized rate of interest.
6)Public distribution system:
S.A.62 Periyakalrayan lamp society runs 4 full time shops , 5 part time shops and for sale of PDS commodities.
The S.A.62 Periyakalrayan lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities , by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth , by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities
PACHAMALAI LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
Pachamalai Large Sized Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Odaikattupudhur, Mayampady PO, Salem district. It was registered on 06.10.1986, and started functioning from 16.10.1986.
PACHAMALAI LAMP AT ODAIKATTUPUTHUR
1)Area of operation;
The following hilly villages comes under the operational area of Pachamalai Lamp Society. 1.Manmalai 2. Pachamalai 3.Veppadi 4.Valacombai 5. Belur 6. Sengadu 7.Kallipatti 8. Gengavalli 9. Vedimbiam 10. Attur malai 11. Venjarai 12.Periya solai 13. Vengamudi 14. Veppamthadi
2)Membership
At present , Pachamalai Lamp Society has 3863 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 3863 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 3964 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 2872 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , milk products, agriculture produces and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri and minor forest produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce .
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government SC-ST Share Capital Assistance, Interest subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given Medium Term loans at a subsidized rate of interest
- Loans are being provided to tribal sericulturists at subsidized rate of interest.
6)Public distribution system:
Pachamalai lamp society runs 7 full time shops for sale of PDS commodities.
PACHAMALAI MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
The Pachamalai lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities , by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth , by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.
ARUNUTHUMALAI LARGE SIZED MULTIPURPOSE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
Arunuthumalai Large sized Multipurpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at puzuthikuttai Post - 636104, Vazhapady Taluk, Salem District. It was registered on 28.02.1978, and started functioning from 22.03.1978.
ARUNUTHUMALAI LAMP AT PULUTHIKUTTAI
1)Area of operation;
The following 21 hilly villages comes under the operational area of Arunuthumalai Lamp Society.,1.Puluthikuttai, 2.Pungamaduvu, 3.Keerappatti, 4.Kankattia ala, 5.Chinnakuttimaduvu, 6.Periyakutimaduvu, 7.Chinnavelampatti, 8.Aalatipatti, 9.Sirumalai, 10.Arunuthumalai, 11.Pelappady, 12.Kolathukombai, 13.Vilampatti, 14.Aachankuttapatti, 15.Aachanguttapatti-Puthur, 16.Sengattur, 17.Adimalaiputhur, 18.Kathiripatti, 19.Santhumali, 20.Pallikkadu, 21.Vaaloothu.
2)Membership
At present , Arunuthumalai lamp Society has 7097 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 7292 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 7501 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 7727 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Co-operative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Procurement of minor forest produce , tamarind, agriculture produces varagu rice and sale of such produces through cooperative marketing societies and other cooperative institutions.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of PACCS and Rural Development Banks and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of APCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government SC-ST Share Capital Assistance, Interest subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given Medium Term loans at a subsidized rate of interest
- Loans are being provided to tribal sericulturists at subsidized rate of interest.
6)Public distribution system:
Arunuthumalai lamp society runs 17 full time shops , 1 part time shops and 1 mobile fair price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
ARUNUTHUMALAI MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
7) Common service center
Lamp has been running a common service centre and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
8) Procurement and Sales of Varagu Rice
Agricultural products such as varagu rice are procured and sold through cooperatives.
In the previous years, 10 tonnes of varagu rice was sold for Rs.6.96 lakh.
9)Procurement and sales of agricultural products
Agricultural products from hills are procured from farmers and sold through other members
In the previous year, tapioca was sold for Rs.1.14 lakhs
The Arunuthumalai lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities, by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth, by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, and by distribution of essential commodities.
NAMMIYAMPATTU HILLS LARGE AREA MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.,
Nammiyampattu Hills Large Area Multi purpose Cooperative Society Ltd., with registered office address at Nammiyampattu vill& post -634 102, Jamunamarathur taluk, Tiruvannamalai district. It was registered on 03.02.1988, and started functioning from 3.02.1988.
NAMMIYAMPATTU LAMP AT NAMMIYAMPATTU
1)Area of operation;
The following 16 hilly villages comes under the operational area of Nammiyampattu Lamp Society. 1.Nammiyampattu, 2.Kovilandoorr, 3.Saranakuppam, 4. Kilkanavour, 5.Kilnadanoor,6.Saranakuppam, 7.Irulamparrai, 8.Palampattu, 9. Nekkini, 10.Konoori, 11. Pinjamainthail, 12.Thoinkumalai, 13.Puthur, 14.Kattipattu, 15.Perriyapanaparrai, 16.Thoniur .
2)Membership
At present ,Nammiyampattu lamp Society has 5950 ‘A’ class members.
The Total members of the society in the past 3 years is as given below
|
S.NO |
YEAR |
NUMBER OF MEMBERS |
| 1 | 2020-21 | 5884 |
| 2 | 2021-22 | 6290 |
| 3 | 2022-23 | 4331 |
3) Details of management
The management of society vests with board of directors of the society elected by the members of the society as per the provisions of the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Act 1983 and the Tamilnadu Cooperative Societies Rules 1988.
4) Objectives of the society:
The objectives of the society are
- Providing short term and medium term loans to tribal people in hilly areas for agriculture.
- Purchase and supply of fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and agricultural equipments to the members of the society.
- Establishment of processing centres/cold storage warehouse to value add the agri produces. Sale of such value added produces through cooperative societies.
- Assisting members of the society in procurement of agricultural equipments and machinery and to take agri equipments and machinery through Agri services for rent.
- To assist the members of the society to establish dairy and livestock farms.
- Establishment of warehousing facilities for storage of agricultural produce.
- To inculcate ideals such as thrift, self help and cooperation among members..
- Setting up of Mini Super Market, thereby selling products from cooperative societies to cater to the needs of the people.
- Provision of loans and financial assistance to tribal population by way of collecting membership fees, deposits from members of the society and by getting grants and financial aid from government through cooperative banks.
- Acting as agents of Lamp and providing long term loans to members in their respective jurisdiction.
- Acting as agent of PCMS and selling produce within the business boundaries.
- To take lease of profitable minor forest produce units and to provide employment opportunities by engaging the population in harvesting and selling those products.
- Uplifting the economic status of the members of the society within the boundaries of the affairs of the society ,subject to the policies and objectives of cooperatives.
5) Types of loans disbursed
- Having tribal people as it’s members, this society is engaged in providing crop loans, jewel loans, SHG loans and other medium term loans.
- Government subsidy and share subsidy are being provided to tribal people.
- Short term and medium term loans are treated as interest free loans till due date.
- Tribal members are being given loans at a subsidized rates of 50% and 75% in medium term.
- Loans are being provided at 90% subsidized rate to tribal sericulturists.
6)Public distribution system:
Nammiyampattu lamp society runs 5 full time shops , 6 part time shops , 9 mobile fair price shops for sale of PDS commodities.
NAMMIYAMPATTU HILLS MOBILE FAIR PRICE SHOP
7)Fertilizer sales
Approximately fertilizer sales worth Rs 7-10 lakhs are made by the society every year.
8)Processing unit(Tamarind )
To raise the standard of life of tribal people ,lamp societies purchase the products from tribals and are processed . In order to add value to the products tamarind processing unit has been established and this is marketed profitably.
9) Common service center
Lamp has been running a common service center and providing essential public services such as disbursement of application forms, certificates and making utility payments such as electricity bills, telephone bills etc.,
The Nammiyampattu lamp society caters to the basic needs of tribal population by providing them employment opportunities , by meeting their financial requirements, by achieving economic growth , by providing basic facilities, by giving good price for agricultural produce, by providing warehousing facilities and by distribution of essential commodities.