SAMBA: District Development Commissioner (DDC) Samba, Rajesh Sharma chaired the District Level Review Committee (DLRC) meeting, here today at the DC Office.
The meeting reviewed the performance of banks in deposits, advances, CD ratio and achievements under the Annual Credit Plan (ACP) for the financial year 2024-25. Progress under various government-sponsored and social security schemes was also assessed.
The meeting was convened by Lead District Manager (LDM), Samba, Sanjay Dhar and attended by officials from LDO RBI, GM DIC, NABARD, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Sheep Husbandry, Fisheries and other key government departments, along with representatives of J&K Bank, SBI, PNB, JKGB and other financial institutions.
During the meeting, the DDC conducted a detailed review of government-sponsored schemes, emphasizing 100% digitalization of bank accounts and urging banks to actively promote self-employment initiatives.
He directed banks to clear pending cases under various government schemes and ensure timely credit disbursement to boost economic activities. He also stressed the need to cover all eligible beneficiaries under social security schemes like PMSBY, PMJJBY and APY. On this occasion, the Potential Credit Plan (PLP) 2025-26 for District Samba, prepared by NABARD, was also released. The DDC formally launched the PLP 2025-26, which will serve as a roadmap for enhancing credit flow to priority sectors, fostering economic development in the district. March 2025 Bigger, Better, and Brimming with Books!: Crossword Viviana Mall, Thane welcomes readers to an all-new upgraded space! Kashmiri student Umar Masoodi invited by the European Union to attend EYE2025 in Strasbourg France Movies that capture the magic of complex human connections; these films explore unusual relationships with great warmth and empathy Bankers from across the country protest at Jantar Mantar today, demand 5-day work week and recruitment Hon'ble Vice President of India, Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, urged Indian Corporates to invest in building specialised educational institutions February 2025 World NGO Day: Four organisations that are catalysing transformative social change; these NGOs have launched meaningful initiatives that are impacting millions of lives Golden Girl of Indian Athletics, P.T. Usha, accepts invitation to join NaMo Kendra’s Research Committee Wipro’s 14th Earthian Awards 2024 celebrate youth-led sustainability innovations: Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh schools shine with climate solutions Rohit Sharma-backed LEO1 revolutionizes education finance: ₹8 crore credited via fee reimbursement model, turning tuition burdens into rewards for indian families Digital Delhi Conclave 2025 concludes with engaging discussions on digital public infrastructure and sustainability BJP leader Gulam Ali Khatana connects with Delhi University students, vows to amplify voices from Jammu & Kashmir in heartfelt hostel visit National Wildlife Day: Over 2 lakh trees to be planted this year to enhance the habitat of black tigers in Odisha Hombale Films partners with RV University’s TIFA 2025 to Inspire and Empower Young Filmmakers, five Promising Talents to Develop Projects with Hombale Films 98% of home security breach impact victims’ Happiness – reveals Godrej Enterprise Group’s ‘Happiness Survey’ Kashmiri Youth dies in Saudi Arabia; J&K Student
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