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Work Culture and Co-operatives Co-operative Societies are basically member driven.The philosophy of Co-operation still languishing to take roots in the minds and spirits of members. It's history of more than a century has been directed by Governments.with mass appeal credit delivery was initially undertaken, followed by Consumer activities and etc.The Movement has grown numerically transcending geographical limits and enrolled members of 22.5 crores involving 5.5 lakhs co-operative societies in India. Barring a few Co-operatives functioning in different States, especially Banks and Primary Agricultural cooperatives, others have not been working on sound and credible lines.The political interference in cooperatives particularly in making employment in bulk sidelining norms and reasons for their betterment have become the most arduous journey. The primary motive of members as stakeholders have taken backseat.Employees ride on the shoulders of members and tries to control them,

  Cooperation and Food Security I Cooperatives in pre independent era Indian Economy India is predominantly an Agricultural Country. Villages form the basis of its economy. Most of the villagers’ occupation has been agriculture for centuries. A self contained economy with artisans and craftsmen formed part of village life. Entry of the British                                    In the middle part of the 19th century, the British East India Company initially entered Indian Sub-Continent for carrying on trade, read the mind of the different Rulers and capitalised their internal dissent and divide, gradually gained foothold and assumed political power.They controlled the social and economic life of Indians for more than two centuries. Heretofore, Indian people, with diverse culture and social background endured their  life with the existing social values and Gram  Panchayat system. They were impacted much by rules and regulations that the British brought in and administer