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AP: Krishna DCCB contributes Rs 1 Cr. to CMRF

Vijayawada, Nov 10 (UNI) Standing in solidarity with farmers who have suffered crop losses due to natural calamities, the Krishna District Cooperative Central Bank (Krishna DCCB) has come forward to contribute Rs 1 crore to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund as part of its social responsibility.
Former Minister and Krishna DCCB Chairman Nettem Sri Raghu Ram, accompanied by State Minister Kollu Ravindra, and APCOB Chairman Ganni Veeranjaneyulu, met Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu at the Secretariat in Amaravati, near here on Tuesday.
Nettem Raghu Ram informed the Chief Minister that Krishna DCCB would contribute Rs 1 Crore from the bank's Common Good Fund towards the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to support farmers affected by natural calamities.
Speaking on the occasion, Nettem Raghu Ram stated that farmers' welfare remains the foremost priority of Krishna DCCB. He emphasised that standing by farmers during difficult times is a social responsibility of the cooperative banking sector.
"The prosperity of the State depends on the well-being of its farmers. Whenever farmers face difficulties, the cooperative sector must also come forward alongside the Government to support them. Providing financial security to farmers and strengthening the agricultural sector are our foremost priorities. Krishna DCCB will always stand firmly with farmers and remain committed to their welfare," he said.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu specially appreciated Krishna DCCB Chairman Nettem Raghu Ram, the senior bank officials and the entire staff for their dedicated efforts and contribution towards farmers' welfare.
The Chief Minister appreciated the recognition and goodwill Krishna DCCB has already earned across the country and acknowledged its distinctive position in the cooperative banking sector. The Chief Minister also appreciated Krishna DCCB's continued commitment to farmers' welfare, strengthening the cooperative sector and fulfilling its broader social responsibilities.
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