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Indian Bank offers short-term farm credit

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Hyderabad , June 16

Indian Bank on Friday announced that it would provide short-term credit to farmers at a concessional interest rate of seven per cent per annum.

In a press release here, the bank said with this it would become the first bank to introduce this scheme in continuation of the Union Finance Minister's Budget Speech 2006-07 announcement and subsequently RBI's direction to ensure provision of short-term credit at seven per cent to farmers up to Rs 3 lakh.

The Union Government would provide interest subvention of two per cent per annum to banks in respect of shot-term production credit up to Rs 3 lakh provided to farmers, the release said.

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