RAGA, Feb 27: The Potential-Linked Credit Plan (PLP) for the financial year 2026-27 for Kamle district was formally launched during the District Consultative Committee (DCC) and District Level Review Committee (DLRC) meeting held on Friday.
The PLP, prepared by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), was unveiled by Kamle Deputy Commissioner JT Obi in the presence of Abhijit Majumdar, GM/OIC, Reserve Bank of India; B Tamen, ZPC Kamle; the District Planning Officer; Dr Lalit Maurya, District Development Manager (DDM), NABARD; Bhaskar Mitra, Manager, RBI; Durga Boro, Lead District Manager; heads of line departments; representatives of various banks; and members of the State Rural Livelihoods Mission (SRLM) operating in the district.
NABARD DDM Dr Lalit Maurya informed that the total credit potential projected under the PLP for FY 2026-27 stands at Rs 21.85 crore for the district. He emphasized that the PLP serves as a vital reference document for banks and government departments in preparing their Annual Credit Plan and ensuring planned and coordinated credit flow to priority sectors.
Explaining the methodology, Dr Maurya highlighted that the PLP is prepared through a scientific and participatory approach. The plan covers key sectors such as agriculture and allied activities, MSMEs, infrastructure, housing, education, SHG-Bank linkage, and other priority segments, with a focus on inclusive and sustainable economic development in the district.
The RBI General Manager appreciated NABARD’s efforts in preparing the PLP and urged all banks and concerned departments to work together for effective credit planning and implementation. He stressed the need to ensure that local savings are efficiently leveraged for local development.
During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner also reviewed the performance of various schemes, including the Atmanirbhar initiatives, PMEGP, DDUSY, and social security programmes.
The meeting concluded with a collective resolve among stakeholders to strengthen coordination for improved credit outreach, enhanced livelihood opportunities, and overall socio-economic development of the district.