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MADURAI: The annual credit plan for the Dindigul district envisages a credit outlay of Rs 539.11 crore for 2004-05.

The plan has provided an outlay of Rs 346.15 crore for agricultural sector. The non-farm sector has been allocated a sum of Rs 46.36 crore. Other priority sectors, including business and services, have been provided a sum of Rs 146.84 crore.

Launching the plan at the district level bankers' committee meeting held at Dindigul, near here, the District Collector, Mr P. Senthil Kumar, while praising the bankers for their achievements in the past years, drew attention to the need to issue artisan credit card to eligible persons and early utilisation of the subsidy pending in the Dindigul Municipality under the Swarna Jayanthi Sahary Rozgar Yojana. Under the New Anna Renaissance scheme, three projects had been sanctioned, he said.

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