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Credit plan for Sivaganga

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MADURAI: The Potential Linked Credit Plan for Sivaganga district prepared by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) has envisaged a total credit outlay of Rs 363.07 crore for the year 2004-05.

Agriculture and allied activities have been allocated a sum of Rs 228.30 crore, followed by the services sector with Rs 90 crore and the industries with Rs 44.77 crore.

The credit plan has attached importance to soil and water conservation through the watershed approach, considered the best for dry and wasteland farming. The credit plan was released recently.

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