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Amit Shah to unveil National Cooperative Policy tomorrow
YUGMARG NEWSPAPER
|July 23, 2025
Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperative Amit Shah will announce the National Cooperative Policy 2025 on July 24~a move that will prove to be a milestone in the cooperative movement of India for the next two decades, from 2025 to 2045.Shah will make the announcement at an event organised at Atal Akshay Urja Bhawan in the National Capital. As per the Ministry of Cooperation, the new cooperative policy 2025 aims to revive and modernise the cooperative sector as well as realise the vi-
sion of prosperity through cooperation by creating a roadmap at the grassroots level. Earlier in 2002, India’s first National Cooperative Policy was issued, which gave a basic framework for better
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