A District Consultative Committee (DCC) and District Level Review Committee (DLRC) meeting was held in Upper Subansiri district on Friday under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Tasso Gambo. The meeting brought together representatives from banks, NABARD, line departments, and other stakeholders to review banking performance, credit flow, and the implementation of government-sponsored schemes.
During the review, it was noted that the district’s total deposits increased from ₹61,332.07 lakh in December 2025 to ₹73,497.36 lakh in March 2026. Total advances also rose from ₹39,155.89 lakh to ₹40,841.68 lakh during the same period. The credit-deposit (CD) ratio stood at 55.57 per cent as on March 31, 2026.
The committee discussed progress under several state flagship schemes, including ANKY, ANBY, ANPY, ANMPY, ANPPY, and DDUSY, along with the annual credit plan, agriculture and MSME lending, priority sector credit, Kisan Credit Card (KCC), PMEGP, PM Mudra Yojana, and SHG-related initiatives.
Members emphasised the need to strengthen credit flow to priority sectors, weaker sections, and PM-Kisan beneficiaries to ensure inclusive economic development. The meeting also stressed expanding financial literacy and awareness on banking services, digital transactions, and government credit schemes, especially in rural and remote areas.
The 2026–27 Annual Credit Plan (ACP) was unveiled during the meeting, while discussions were also held on NPAs and bakijai cases, focusing on improving loan recovery and credit efficiency. The Deputy Commissioner highlighted the importance of institutional credit support for agriculture, MSMEs, SHGs, and rural entrepreneurs for the district’s socioeconomic growth.
