Cooperative Bhavan

  In the evolution of India’s cooperative movement, there’s one factor that often goes unnoticed—but without it, no cooperative society can truly thrive: infrastructure development . Whether it's a small dairy society in a rural village or a pan-India IT-based multi-state cooperative , physical and digital infrastructure plays a crucial role in determining operational efficiency, member engagement, and long-term impact. At Cooperative Bhavan , a leading MSCS Project builder in Kerala , this truth guides every consultation and project plan. We’ve seen firsthand how cooperatives with strong infrastructure—buildings, warehouses, cold chains, digital setups—grow faster and serve better. Let’s explore how infrastructure shapes the future of cooperatives and why it’s essential, especially for those pursuing multi-state society registration in India . What Is Infrastructure in the Cooperative Context? Infrastructure doesn’t just mean big buildings or cement. In the cooperative ecosystem, ...

  New Delhi, July 24, 2025 — Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah has launched the much-awaited National Cooperative Policy for 2025–2045 . This is India’s first new cooperative policy in 23 years and is expected to bring big changes to how cooperatives work in the country. Why Was a New Policy Needed? The last cooperative policy was made in 2002. Over the years, a lot has changed — from how businesses work to the role of technology in rural development. The earlier policy couldn’t keep up. Amit Shah said this new policy is a “major step” for India’s cooperative movement for the next 20 years. Since the Ministry of Cooperation was formed in 2021, the government has been focusing more on making cooperatives stronger and more efficient. Main Goals and Timelines Policy Period : 2025 to 2045, aiming to support India’s 2047 development goals. Cooperative in Every Village : The government plans to set up at least one cooperative in every village within 5 years....

  Cooperative societies have long played a vital role in India’s socio-economic development by empowering communities and promoting self-reliance. Whether you’re planning to register a cooperative society within your state or across state borders, it's essential to understand the key differences between State Cooperative Societies and Multi-State Cooperative Societies (MSCS) . This article, brought to you by Cooperative Bhavan , India's first Cooperative Infrastructure Partner, explains everything you need to know. What is a Cooperative Society? A cooperative society is a voluntary association of individuals with a common economic, social, or cultural objective. These societies operate on democratic principles and are typically registered under relevant state or central laws. State vs. Multi-State Cooperative Societies Let’s break down the primary differences: Feature State Cooperative Society Multi-State Cooperative Society (MSCS) Jurisdiction Operates within a single sta...