NABARD supports digitisation of SHGs in Tiruvannamalai
The Hindu
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With assistance from the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), the data of around 14,205 Self Help Groups in Tiruvannamalai district have been digitised under the E-Shakti Project, which aims at digitisation of all SHGs. There are over 20,000 SHGs in Tiruvannamalai district under the Tamil Nadu State Rural Livelihood Mission (Magalir Thittam). “NABARD has taken up the initiative of digitising the database of SHGs through the E-Shakti portal. In the coming months, we will be enabling online loan applications and sanctions through E-Shakti,” said V. Sreeram, assistant general manager, NABARD, Tiruvannamalai.
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