This was seen as a massive step towards

bolstering the nation's ........

At the time when we rejoice the Azadi Ka Amrit

Mahotsav, we must get ourselves future-ready

to become one of the world economic leaders

through the mechanism of ........... during the

Amrit Kaal.

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At the time when we rejoice the Azadi Ka Amrit

Mahotsav and India@75, we must get ourselves

future-ready to become one of the world

economic leaders through the ....... 5

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....... has enormous abilities to ensure all-inclusive

economic growth.

The small seeds sown by him/her now become a ......

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The actual strength of the .......... for achieving the

ever-cherished goal of all-inclusive development is

yet to be harnessed to its fullest.

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While ....... exert a catalytic impact on the nation's

development drives, there is a need to build a vibrant

and resilient ........ on this strong foundation.

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All the hurdles and bottlenecks need to be addressed

through appropriate policy and apt government

interventions.

It is the ....... economic model that has the potential to

promote balanced regional development and prompt

local entrepreneurs to think globally. 10

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The common efforts of the States/UTs and the Union

Government are poised to ensure a uniform legal

and operational framework for synergetic ...............

Our Government is committed to the formulation of

an all-inclusive policy for the uniform .......

The policy document is expected to provide us with

plausible roadmaps not only to strengthen and

deepen the ........ but also to promote and propagate

.......... to attain self-reliance.

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Recent tireless initiatives and efforts that produced

positive results for the growth of ....... are given

below.

The ....... have the potential to enhance operational

efficiency, transparency, and responsibility towards 15 collective community development.

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These affirmative initiatives ensure business

diversifications and generate income and

employment.

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The database will store authentic and updated data

on ........ of all sectors to help stakeholders carry out

data analytics, find gaps and support policy

formulation.

The Government is committed to preserving the

existing structure of ........ , as any dilution in the

structure could weaken .......

The contribution of ........ will have a multiplier effect

on our PM's vision of a five trillion-dollar Indian

economy and enhancing the income of farmers.

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To accomplish this, we must actively empower

and revitalise ......... as a priority.

To make ...... active and vibrant, we all have to

work in unison, bring consensus to our

approach, and help facilitate the effective

implementation of the Ministry's initiatives

directed towards empowerment of ..........

The task may seem difficult, but it is

attainable.

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The vision of ........ will be realised in its true sense

if we act in unison in line with the core philosophy

of the ........

Since inception, it has provided .......

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....... can attain their goals regarding business

competitiveness through strategic diversification.

The Union Government has rightly displayed its

noble intent to strengthen the existing ...... , revive

the defunct ones, and create at least 2 lakh

additional ....... in India during the next 4 to 5 years.

By leveraging the unique strengths and capabilities

of ....... and aligning diversification opportunities with

its mission and values, ........ can drive growth and

competitive advantage in new markets and product

lines.

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If the ...... can meet the demands of markets, they

will have a greater chance of being relevant in the

target market.

In the era of fast-paced technological

advancements, ........ need to maximise the welfare of

their members by delivering services beyond

conventional .....

In India, cooperatives have always played a pivotal

role in fostering socio- economic development.

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....... have immense potential to meet development

gaps by fulfilling emerging needs and requirements

of a nation.

The immense opportunity of ......... is gainfully

harnessed only when suitable technology-led

digitisation drive is adopted.

Technology adoption and process digitisation have a

tremendously empowering impact on the .........

architecture.

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The establishment of ...... is a step in the right

direction towards strengthening the cooperative

movement by ensuring exclusive policy

interventions and modernisation drives through

technology adoption.

Organising exposure visits for ...... can also be

fruitful.

ECOBANet is an encouraging example of how

technology-enabled platforms can bring better

banking experience to rural clients.

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The ...... fall under the regulatory purview of the ......

.......... are still handled manually, which dampens the

efficiency of ....... and hinders it's performance.

Digitalisation has brought about a sweeping

transformation in the ......

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The digital age is upgrading the way people interact

and do business everyday. Technological

advancements are influencing the future of banking in

the country. In recent years, the Indian economy has

become a hub of fintech and agritech revolutions,

where several startup entities are serving rural clients

through tech-based solutions.

This presents a huge opportunity for ....... to .........

With the rapid penetration of smartphones in rural

areas, there is a huge opportunity to deliver a better

experience of ......

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However, unlike their private counterparts, they do

not leverage data analytics to make informed

decisions.

It was largely believed that the advent of globalisation

would impede the development of .......

....... are expected to become multi- purpose and will

be able to undertake multifarious activities, which,

inter alia, include ....... , etc.

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A further data reveals that....

The ....... rules were announced with a vision to make

india a global hub by 2030.

It is expected that the ...... industry will attract $500

billion of investment in the next few years.

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The Indian agriculture sector is going through

significant challenges such as low yield, soil

erosion, a lack of irrigation facilities, inefficient

use of inputs, unscientific use of chemical

fertilisers, imbalanced NPK ratio in fertilisers,

lack of post-harvest management structure,

access to financial services, etc.

...... are one such technology that is gaining

prominence in the agriculture sector.

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