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      February 23, 2013

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      The number and amount of loans sanctioned by the banks to Self Help Groups (SHGs) during the last three years and the current year(upto January, 2013), year-wise and State-wise as reported by NABARD are given in Annexure-I.

      In order to provide flexibility to SHGs to deposit their available surplus savings with the bank and draw on the limits sanctioned to them besides reducing time taken and inconvenience caused to SHGs, the Government advised banks to sanction cash credit limits to SHGs. The banks are allowed to extend term-loans to SHGs which have back-ended subsidy and the release of subsidy is contingent on repayment of loans. The term loans were also allowed to those SHGs where they undertake a group activity.

      The details of loans outstanding are given in Annexure-II. Details of loans likely to be converted to Cash Credit Limit (CCL) is not available with NABARD.

      This change would considerably reduce documentation, save time and would be convenient to SHG members. It would also reduce average cost of loan to SHGs as they would be able to deposit surplus money, as and when, they have and can draw the same any number of times, as per their requirements.

      This was stated by the Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narian Meena in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today.

      DSM/RS/ka

      ANNEXURE – I

      Loans disbursed to SHGs during the year

      (Rs. lakh)

      Sr. No.

      Region/State

      2009-10

      2010-11

      2011-12

      2012-13 (upto Jan.2013)

       

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Disbursed -Amount

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Disbursed -Amount

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Disbursed -Amount

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Disbursed - Amount

       

      A

      Northern Region

       

       

       

      1

      Chandigarh

       

       

      74

      84.08

      48

      55.87

       

       

       

      2

      Haryana

      4023

      4669.74

      4789

      6243.46

      3865

      6195.93

      2561

      3369.36

       

      3

      Himachal Pradesh

      3797

      3821.6

      5293

      7329.43

      4269

      5324.46

      1773

      1139.49

       

      4

      Jammu & Kashmir

      675

      578.99

      622

      677.26

      1013

      803.70

      74

      6.05

       

      5

      New Delhi

      416

      446.2

      344

      381.76

      511

      507.98

      182

      102.11

       

      6

      Punjab

      1790

      1944.55

      2648

      3220.83

      2183

      2381.89

      1724

      1113.4

       

      7

      Rajasthan

      26674

      19172.25

      28723

      19815.29

      18862

      18273.37

      8698

      7157.44

       

       

      Total

      37375

      30633.33

      42493

      37752.11

      30751

      33543.20

      15012

      12887.85

       

      B

      North Eastern Region  

       

       

       

      1

      Assam

      39058

      19573.61

      29094

      22715.61

      28012

      18746.98

      9138

      5245.51

       

      2

      Arunachal Pradesh

      919

      318.13

      956

      452.41

      130

      157.96

      NA

      NA

       

      3

      Manipur

      538

      301.14

      721

      351.64

      1308

      857.52

      NA

      NA

       

      4

      Meghalaya

      1895

      884.18

      1113

      758.86

      691

      489.22

      263

      181.32

       

      5

      Mizoram

      417

      466.87

      420

      286.92

      575

      690.20

      NA

      NA

       

      6

      Nagaland

      603

      637.83

      657

      519.74

      862

      621.29

      NA

      NA

       

      7

      Sikkim

      453

      264.51

      331

      174.51

      396

      423.70

      NA

      NA

       

      8

      Tripura

      5424

      6270.72

      6015

      6835.96

      19029

      23141.87

      3257

      31.39

       

       

      Total

      49307

      28716.99

      39307

      32095.65

      51003

      45128.74

      12658

      5458.22

       

      C

      Eastern Region

       

       

       

      1

      A & N Islands (UT)

      326

      133.25

      559

      330.91

      710

      570.00

      159

      98.44

       

      2

      Bihar

      24309

      22576.85

      32024

      32204.76

      39241

      39860.94

      20684

      14416

       

      3

      Jharkhand

      12065

      11219.92

      11286

      14332.75

      12040

      12741.07

      480

      399.91

       

      4

      Orissa

      117226

      66666.4

      71843

      57492.17

      49831

      54097.58

      18792

      17685.3

       

      5

      West Bengal

      123520

      53422.23

      131912

      57589.8

      99379

      55136.55

      44821

      236.01

       

       

      Total

      277446

      154018.65

      247624

      161950.39

      201201

      162406.15

      84936

      32835.66

       

      D

      Central Region

       

       

       

      1

      Chhattisgarh

      13609

      6768.29

      8858

      5899.24

      10087

      9258.84

      6580

      9608.87

       

      2

      Madhya Pradesh

      16042

      9349.08

      7767

      11533.26

      8751

      9544.20

      20279

      19112

       

      3

      Uttar Pradesh

      42636

      42416.18

      28430

      38425.05

      34497

      44540.83

      25401

      32589.68

       

      4

      Uttarakhand

      5559

      4676.33

      3679

      4897.53

      5125

      7592.96

      1660

      3373.96

       

       

      Total

      77846

      63209.88

      48734

      60755.08

      58460

      70936.83

      53920

      64684.51

       

      E

      Western Region

       

       

       

      1

      Goa

      1784

      2543.64

      3058

      2364.36

      2312

      1988.84

      42

      NA

       

      2

      Gujarat

      37059

      10869.66

      25600

      9000.15

      30336

      13116.83

      5747

      3251.4

       

      3

      Maharashtra

      110287

      51284.24

      63296

      51226.89

      68396

      60180.02

      36108

      387.81

       

       

      Total

      149130

      64697.54

      91954

      62591.40

      101044

      75285.69

      41897

      3639.21

       

      F

      Southern Region

       

       

       

      1

      Andhra Pradesh

      564089

      670664.32

      367420

      620918.87

      378526

      817142.05

      311916

      759511.37

       

      2

      Karnataka

      104151

      113044.23

      90342

      137435.43

      87943

      162949.21

      45331

      91254

       

      3

      Kerala

      62058

      50745.31

      72761

      77768.62

      55242

      85415.45

      14193

      25383.16

       

      4

      Lakshadweep

       

       

      14

      6.5

      8

      1.15

       

       

       

      5

      Puducherry

      6259

      13470.22

      4016

      7876.96

      3798

      7376.87

       

       

       

      6

      Tamil Nadu

      259161

      256129.89

      191469

      255622.18

      179902

      193291.54

      52174

      107770.22

       

       

      Total

      995718

      1104053.97

      726022

      1099628.56

      705419

      1266176.27

      423614

      983918.75

       

       

      Grand Total

      1586822

      1445330.36

      1196134

      1454773.19

      1147878

      1653476.87

      632037

      1103424.20

                  

       

      ANNEXUR-II

      Loans outstanding against SHGs as on 31 March

      (Rs. lakh)

      Sr. No.

      Region/ State

      2010

      2011

      2012

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Outstanding- Amount

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Outstanding- Amount

      No. of SHGs

      Loans Outstanding- Amount

       

      Northern Region

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      Chandigarh

       

       

      209

      237.56

      213

      191.99

      2

      Haryana

      15802

      15507.44

      19369

      19826.8

      21433

      20575.01

      3

      Himachal Pradesh

      27209

      10597.06

      25116

      15994.64

      35872

      14090.33

      4

      Jammu & Kashmir

      1665

      1032.56

      2163

      1159.29

      3138

      1647.10

      5

      New Delhi

      1564

      1339.24

      657

      618.58

      1120

      1419.99

      6

      Punjab

      10045

      6708.38

      11201

      7937.51

      15304

      8412.86

      7

      Rajasthan

      96206

      46328.65

      90393

      44540.04

      134961

      71490.25

       

      Total

      152491

      81513.33

      149108

      90314.42

      212041

      117827.53

       

      North Eastern Region  

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      Assam

      100422

      49123.37

      111589

      51470.27

      117809

      63021.64

      2

      Arunachal Pradesh

      3203

      1068.49

      3310

      1012.06

      361

      291.13

      3

      Manipur

      4452

      1878.58

      4561

      2036.73

      5807

      2300.18

      4

      Meghalaya

      3191

      1339.83

      3412

      1484.54

      2569

      1394.64

      5

      Mizoram

      2097

      2325.9

      311

      620.49

      2383

      4003.37

      6

      Nagaland

      4236

      1450.16

      4326

      1895.58

      2752

      1789.79

      7

      Sikkim

      1604

      474.17

      1734

      700.44

      2561

      1208.27

      8

      Tripura

      14580

      9687.29

      20778

      10304.98

      25174

      25317.81

       

      Total

      133785

      67347.79

      150021

      69525.09

      159416

      99326.83

       

      Eastern Region

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      A & N Islands (UT)

      1186

      337.16

      2542

      581.76

      1349

      610.52

      2

      Bihar

      82215

      55777.3

      194244

      79603.41

      223033

      104071.34

      3

      Jharkhand

      63741

      29075.16

      72422

      32197.28

      63336

      35955.95

      4

      Orissa

      372646

      151608.49

      335041

      157948.1

      314669

      165338.66

      5

      West Bengal

      507782

      132692.77

      501284

      149924.65

      382942

      157003.37

       

      Total

      1027570

      369490.88

      1105533

      420255.2

      985329

      462979.84

       

      Central Region

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      Chhattisgarh

      52588

      19906.13

      62605

      18793.17

      53285

      20259.57

      2

      Madhya Pradesh

      76928

      44513.39

      63289

      37953.07

      60815

      41408.15

      3

      Uttar Pradesh

      338357

      163587.5

      214331

      169100.15

      212922

      203176.97

      4

      Uttarakhand

      30049

      18232.58

      18647

      10693.13

      25430

      13184.44

       

      Total

      497922

      246239.60

      358872

      236539.52

      352452

      278029.13

       

      Western Region

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      Goa

      3425

      2455.66

      9446

      4597.13

      2965

      2491.13

      2

      Gujarat

      69286

      14161.83

      74540

      15544.09

      72495

      17633.18

      3

      Maharashtra

      384765

      120330.99

      232835

      104481.81

      214012

      116253.99

       

      Total

      457476

      136948.48

      316821

      124623.03

      289472

      136378.30

       

      Southern Region

       

       

       

       

       

       

      1

      Andhra Pradesh

      1471284

      1173953.62

      1693792

      1336912.29

      1400995

      1534172.26

      2

      Karnataka

      300738

      205530.33

      252613

      224612.02

      266978

      346988.17

      3

      Kerala

      257760

      101530.66

      178211

      157274.98

      159843

      177922.64

      4

      Lakshadweep

      		  

      14

      5.53

      35

      12.10

      5

      Puducherry

      13463

      15331.18

      7393

      9430.26

      13678

      16436.58

      6

      Tamil Nadu

      538867

      405942.2

      574385

      452624.21

      514203

      463926.81

       

      Total

      2582112

      1902287.99

      2706408

      2180859.29

      2355732

      2539458.56

       

      Grand Total

      4851356

      2803828.07

      4786763

      3122116.55

      4354442

      3634000.18

       

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