Cooperative Societies in India

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Questions and Answers

Which act makes the registration of a cooperative society compulsory?

  • The Cooperative Registration Act
  • The Democratic Management Act
  • The Voluntary Association Act
  • The Indian Cooperative Societies Act (correct)

How many members are required to form a cooperative society?

  • 10 members (correct)
  • 20 members
  • 5 members
  • 15 members

What is the main goal of a cooperative society?

  • Competition with other societies
  • Profit maximization
  • Promotion of common goals (correct)
  • Individual success

What is the key characteristic of a cooperative society?

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Study Notes

Cooperative Society Registration

  • The Cooperative Societies Act makes the registration of a cooperative society compulsory.

Formation of a Cooperative Society

  • A minimum of 10 members are required to form a cooperative society.

Goals and Characteristics

  • The main goal of a cooperative society is to provide service to its members and not to maximize profits.
  • The key characteristic of a cooperative society is mutual aid, where members work together for their common benefit.

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