
Cooperative sector is the main link between Agricultural and human resource management. Without cooperative sector both others are alone. Agricultural sector, Cooperative Banks depends upon Human Recourses and Combination of all these depends upon Cooperative sector. The national development depends upon the production. The production depends uponhuman resource and row material. The agricultural production is the main source of raw andalso final products. To use the material and energy properly, the proper cooperation is essentialwhich depends upon proper management.Considering these links the cooperative sector is most important sector. Hence we have tostudy the cooperative sector in the view of Agriculture, Banks and Human RecourseManagement.Human Power is tremendous power. Which can be utilized in Production Management,Mechanism, and Research distribution etc. Agriculture Sector requires huge human power whichcan be obtained from Cooperative sector? Hence to study these sectors is most important.Cooperation in Agriculture, Cooperation in Cooperative Banks, and Cooperation inHuman resources is the special subject to deeply study and we have to see the same subject indetail.The finance is the base of each and every transaction. The currency is the medium offinance and banking is the authentic way of finance or transaction. Hence we have to study ofbanking Cooperative sector is also main part in banking. Our subject is relative to Cooperativebanking hence we have to see the cooperative banking also.
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