Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Amit Shah Unveils National Cooperation Policy to Boost Sector
The Indian government has introduced a new plan called the National Cooperation Policy.
This plan, led by Amit Shah, aims to help cooperatives, which are groups of people working together, grow and contribute more to the country's economy.
The goal is for these cooperatives to contribute three times more to the country's wealth by 2034.
New types of cooperatives, like taxi and insurance services, are planned.
The government also wants more people to join these cooperatives.
The policy is designed to make these groups more efficient and beneficial for their members, with the aim of improving the lives of many people.
Amit Shah unveiled the National Cooperation Policy to boost the cooperative sector.
The policy aims to triple the cooperative sector's contribution to India's GDP by 2034.
The policy includes plans for multi-purpose taxi and insurance cooperatives.
The government plans to increase cooperative membership and establish a primary cooperative unit in every panchayat.
The policy focuses on making cooperatives professionally managed, transparent, and technology-enabled.
- Who
- Amit Shah, Union Home and Cooperation Minister
- What
- The unveiling of the National Cooperation Policy
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To expand the cooperative sector and increase its contribution to India's GDP.
- Policy Unveiled By
- Amit Shah
- Policy Goal
- Triple cooperative sector's GDP contribution by 2034
- Committee Chair
- Suresh Prabhu
- Stakeholder Suggestions
- Around 750
- Focus Areas
- Welfare of cooperative members