"Like the other government services which are available on e-Governance platforms in the state, we will make cooperative schemes available online soon," Patel said at a seminar organised by Gujarat State Cooperative Union here.
She assured the union that government would look into the sector's long-pending demands including introduction of quota for women in cooperative societies, a women-only counter in state registrar's office and more grants for the union.
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Amin said the union was facing a cash-crunch because of insufficient government grant.
"At present Gujarat has more than 70,000 cooperative societies and more than one crore members. Gujarat is the only state where sugar is produced only through such societies and not by private firms," said Amin.
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