MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION BANK ON " NABARD "

 MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION BANK ON " NABARD "

What is the full form of NABARD?
Answer: 
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development


In which year was NABARD established?
Answer: 
12th July, 1982

Who is the current chairman of NABARD?
Answer: 
Shri Shaji K V


What is the maximum limit of refinance assistance provided by NABARD to banks for priority sector lending?
Answer: 
75% of the outstanding balance of the loan

What is the maximum amount of loan provided to Self Help Groups (SHGs) by NABARD?
Answer: 
Rs. 2 lakh per member 
or 
Rs. 10 Lakh per group, whichever is lower.

What is the maximum tenure of a term loan provided by NABARD?
Answer: 
15 years

In which year did NABARD launch the Farmers' Club Programme?
Answer: 
November 1982

What is the objective of the Farmers' Club Programme launched by NABARD?
Answer: 
“Development through credit, technology transfer, awareness and capacity building”.

ARDC stands for:
a) Agriculture Refinance and Development Corporation 
b) Agriculture Research and Development Commission 
c) Agriculture Research and Development Corporation 
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
a) Agriculture Refinance and Development Corporation 

'NABARD' was dedicated to which among the following Prime Ministers:
a) Gulzari Lal Nanda
b) Indira Gandhi
c) Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri 
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
b) Indira Gandhi

NABARD was set up with an initial capital of ______:
a) Rs. 50 Crore
b) Rs. 100 Crore
c) Rs. 200 Crore
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
b) Rs. 100 Crore

What is the NABARD pilot project for digitisation of SHGs called?
a) e-Shakti
b) e-Samriddh
c)  e-Shanti
d) e-Samraksha
Answer: 
a. e-Shakti

Headquarter of 'NABARD' is located at:
a) Mangalore, Karnataka 
b) Mumbai, Maharashtra 
c) New Delhi
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
b) Mumbai, Maharashtra 

NABARD was established on the recommendations of :
a) Shivaraman Committee
b) Malhotra Committee
c) Kumarmangalam Committee 
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
a) Shivaraman Committee

NABARD was set up essentially as a development bank for promoting:
a) Agriculture Development only
b) Rural Development only
c) Both of The Above
d) None of The Above
Answer:
c) Both of The Above

The main function of NABARD is to provide refinance for rural credit disburse by the_______and other financial institutions as may be approved by the Reserve Bank of India:
a) State Co-operative Banks
b) The Regional Rural Banks 
c) State Co-operative Banks and The Regional Rural Banks
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
c) State Co-operative Banks and The Regional Rural Banks

CSR stands for:
a) Customer Satisfaction Responsibility 
b) Corporate Social Responsibility 
c) Corporate Social Reforms 
d) None of The Above
Answer: 
b) Corporate Social Responsibility 



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