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From 1916 to today — milestones that shaped Nayagarh District Central Co-operative Bank’s support to farmers, PACS and local enterprises.
Key events and reforms that transformed Nayagarh District Central Co-operative Bank into a modern, farmer-centric co-operative institution.
Over more than a century, the Bank has worked closely with PACS, farmers, self-help groups and local businesses to nurture co-operative credit in Nayagarh. Each decade has added new responsibilities: from crop finance and rural savings to digital payments and inclusive banking.
The timeline below captures some of these important milestones. It is not exhaustive, but it highlights how the institution has grown in response to the needs of the district.
Commenced operations on 1st June 1916 with ₹10,000 working capital and seven affiliated societies, laying the foundation of organised co-operative banking in Nayagarh.
Primary Agricultural Co-operative Societies (PACS) were gradually organised across the region to extend crop credit and input support right at the village level.
Nayagarh Central Co-operative Bank was amalgamated with Nayagarh C.C.B. Around this period share capital reached about ₹3.29 lakh and deposits ₹7.76 lakh.
Stronger focus on crop loans, Kisan Credit Card-type products and credit linkage for small and marginal farmers, SHGs and rural artisans.
Core banking solutions, improved branch infrastructure and diversification of deposit and loan products helped serve members faster and more transparently.
Financial literacy programmes, SHG/JLG linkage, DBT readiness and technology-enabled services strengthened inclusion across Nayagarh district.
With a stable branch network, compliant operations and customer-centric service, Nayagarh DCCB continues to support farmers, PACS and local enterprises in their growth.