.......The NABARD chief found the godown facilities in Rajasthan weak and offered Rs.250-350 crore for construction of storage spaces. “We are willing to provide loans at a reduced rate of 9 per cent and an additional incentive of 2.5 per cent for timely repayment,” Dr. Bakshi said. He offered a separate line of credit to the Rajasthan State Cooperative Bank for financing the primary agriculture cooperative societies in Tonk district in the wake of RBI taking control of the bank. He advised the cooperative banks in the State to adopt core banking maximum by March 31, 2013.
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