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OBJECTIVES

 

ALLAHABAD BANK EMPLOYEES’ CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT SOCIETY LTD. took birth in 1990 with the primary objective of ‘Self-help and ‘mutual aid’ among its members through exercise of thrift and saving for creating funds for lending.

Of the members, by the members and for the members, the Allahabad Bank Employees’ Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. (ABECCS Ltd.) has been trying, since its birth, to follow the principles of voluntary participation, self-administration, self-reliance, democracy, transparency, acquisition of knowledge and training and working in unison with other Co-operatives for the valued causes of Co-operative movement.

 

 

GLIMPSES OF THE PAST

The presently-gleaming organisation with an aureole around it, however, had a very humble start and a humble past to which we should always have a respectful remembrance.

The Director of the First Board of the New-born
Organisation (ABECCS Ltd.) and their performances

Directors of the Board formed in 1990

1. Dipak Bhattacharyya Chairman
2. Moloy Ghosh Vice-Chairman
3. Sasanka Chakraborty Secretary
4. Goutam Chatterjee Treasurer
5. Anil Dutta Director
6. Dulal Ch. Das Director
7. Shekhar Bhattacharjee Director
8. Ashoke Das Director
9. Amit Chatterjee Director

In the starting year the membership strength of ABECCS Ltd. was 576 on 30.06.91 while the total amount of Thrift Fund collected was Rs.1,10,805.50 on 30.06.1991, Share Capital was Rs.4,78,200.00 on 30.06.1991, total amount of Rs.7,90,781.65 on 30.06.1991 were disbursed to members as loan during that initial year. After the first year net profit stood at Rs.47,514.15 on 30.06.1991 and the members were allowed 6% of their Share Value as Dividend.

Since its birth in the last decade of the past century ABECCS Ltd. had witnessed a steady progress all around. In March, 2000 the membership strength of the organisation crossed the mark of 1500 and since then the Annual General Meetings were being represented by the Delegates elected by the members from various constituencies. Thus the Board of Directors are now being elected from amongst the Delegates elected by the members after every three years as per the prevailing rules/norms of the co-operative society Act.