Article 43B of CoI : Article 43B: Promotion Of Cooperative Societies

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Explanation using Example

Contextual Example of Article 43B:

In a small town in India, the local government decides to initiate a project to support the agricultural community. They pass a policy to encourage the formation of a new cooperative society that will help local farmers to pool their resources, such as seeds and machinery.

As per Article 43B, the government provides legal and financial assistance to ensure that the cooperative is formed voluntarily by the farmers. It also ensures that the cooperative is managed democratically, meaning that all farmer members have a say in decision-making processes, and that it operates autonomously without undue interference from external entities.

Furthermore, the government organizes workshops with experts in cooperative management to train the elected leaders of the society, thereby promoting professional management practices. This initiative leads to better crop yields and higher incomes for the farmers, demonstrating the practical application of Article 43B in enhancing the livelihood of citizens through cooperative efforts.

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