“To be a progressive Bank with the value of Cooperation”

Who We Are

Tehri Garhwal Zila Sahkari Bank LTD. Tehrigarhwal is a central financing agency of all affiliated co-operative societies in Tehri district, which is popularly known as “Tehri DCB” and is registered under MCS Act in the year 1949, with the registration no.29 and started its functioning on 10th of July 1949, since there is no agriculture production in this District. Tehri DCB is catering to the financial needs of non agricultural co-operative societies such as Urban co-operative banks, Urban co-operative credit societies, Employees co-operative credit societies, Housing co-operative societies, Co-operative consumers stores, Industrial, fisheries and labour co-operative societies etc.

 

In India, an integral part of the policies formed by the Co-operative movement is focused on the development of the country, upliftment of poor and propagation of principle which represents the very socio-cultural ethos of the country. Co-operative movement has enabled us to develop the economy and to bring social change at large. The success of the co-operative depends largely on their ability to face the challenges by converting these challenges into opportunities of growth and development in the fast changing liberalized economic era. The Indian co-operative movement is so far the largest movement in the world. In India co-operatives operate in almost all important sectors i.e. agricultural, agro-processing, fertiliser, marketing, credit, dairies, spinning, handloom and handicrafts, sugar, fisheries, banking, etc.

 

Co-operatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. The co-operative principles are the guidelines by which co-operatives put their values into practice. The International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) in its centennial conference held in Manchester in September 1995 approved and adopted seven basic principles of Co-operation.



  • Voluntary and Open Membership

 

  • Democratic Member Control

 

  • Member Economic participation & Control

 

  • Autonomy & Independence

 

  • Education, Training & Information

 

  • ECo-operation among Co-operation

 

  • Concern for Community