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Nabard outlay for Theni

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MADURAI: The potential-linked credit plan for Theni district prepared by the National Bank For Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) has envisaged a total credit outlay of Rs 316.57 crore for the year 2004-05.

The major share in the outlay, Rs 226.97 crore, has gone to agriculture and allied activities, followed by Rs 60 crore under priority sectors and Rs.29.60 crores for non-farm sector. The plan was released at the bankers' meet, held recently at Theni.

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