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Financial assistance to agriculture sector is very important as India is an agriculture dominant economy. Government has launched various plans and programmes to boost credit to rural society for supplying requisite quantity of credit to the farmers. Kisan Credit Card scheme was launched in 1998 on recommendations of R.V. Gupta committee. This research paper insights the KCC scheme performance in India since its inception. The main objective was to evaluate the year-wise, agency-wise and region-wise KCCs progress in the country. The period of study was from 1999-00 to 2018-19. The study concludes the growth of Kisan Credit Card scheme both with respect to KCCs issued and sanctioned amount under the scheme during the period 1999-2019. It was also recorded that the performance of Commercial banks was better than the both RRBs and Co-operative banks in implementation of KCC scheme. The study also revealed that inter-region variation in the performance of KCC scheme across the country during 1999-2019.

Social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and Google hold the potential to alter civic engagement, thus essentially hijacking democracy, by influencing individuals towards a particular way of thinking. Today, social media plays a crucial role in facilitating and transmitting content related to all the matters that have larger effect on public opinions and democracy. Due to higher use of social media among new generations, they are exposed to politics more frequently, and in a way that is integrated into their social lives. New media hailed as vehicles for providing a voice to the voiceless. But the restrictions imposed by the government on social media sites and internet services, while allowing only that content that are government friendly amounts to compelled speech. This paper explores how social media have become a platform for fake news and propaganda to influence certain audiences towards a particular way of thinking. When it comes to healthy democratic networks, it is important that the news remains true so it doesn't affect people levels of trust. A certain amount of trust is very crucial for healthy and well-functioning democratic systems.

Farmer Producer organization is a cooperative form of business organization. It is registered under Indian Companies Act. Department of Agriculture and Cooperation (DAC), Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India launched a pilot programme for promoting member-based Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) during 2011-12, in partnership with state governments, which was implemented through the Small Farmers' Agribusiness Consortium (SFAC). It is an organization of the producers, specifically the primary producers. All primary producers residing in the relevant geography, and producing the same or similar produce, for which the FPO has been formed, can become member of the FPO. Membership is voluntary. The procedure for obtaining FPO membership depends on the bye-laws of the FPO. The founder-members are those who were there at the time of formation of the FPO. However, all members enjoy equal rights. A primary producer can become member of a FPO by submitting an application and a nominal membership fee. The FPOs are dealing with operations viz., procurement, production, processing, marketing of the commodities or products and also financial management.