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NDCCB reviews financial growth at 104th annual general body meeting
In Short
Raja Goud praises PACS for their contribution to the bank’s progress

NDCCB reviews financial growth at 104th annual general body meeting
Nizamabad: The Nizamabad District Cooperative Central Bank (NDCCB) conducted its 104th Annual General Body Meeting at its head office under the chairmanship of Additional Collector (Revenue) B. Raja Goud and official PIC Committee members. Addressing the gathering, Raja Goud congratulated the Chief Executive Officer, senior officials, employees and Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PACS) presidents on the bank’s steady progress and financial growth. He acknowledged the significant role played by PACS in strengthening the institution.
NDCCB Chief Executive Officer Nagabhushanam Vande presented the bank’s financial performance and outlined its current financial position. He said the cooperation of member societies had helped the bank emerge as one of the leading cooperative banks in Telangana, earning prestigious awards from NABARD and TGCAB.
He also highlighted the bank’s contribution to delivering cooperative banking services to farmers across the erstwhile Nizamabad district.
During the meeting, PACS presidents discussed various issues concerning the bank and its functioning. Raja Goud also congratulated the newly elected PACS presidents on assuming their responsibilities.
District Cooperative Officer N. Srinivasa Rao, Kamareddy District Cooperative Officer Ram Mohan, PIC Committee members, senior bank officials and PACS presidents attended the meeting.
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