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Unit 6: Agriculture in the National Economy




                                                                                                Notes
                           Progress in Agriculture (Since Liberation) – 50 Years
               Name of the Crop           1960-61                   2009-10
                                   Area     Total Production   Area    Total Production
                                   (Ha)         (Ton)         (Ha)         (Ton)
                  Paddy             50302          79948      47104          150919
                  Pulses             6998           3500       7890           8535
                  Groundnut           50             49        2828           8055
                                                                893
                                      70
                  Sugarcane         32517           2822      55732          52343
               Agriculture   Coconut   18497     (million nuts)   25686     (million nuts)
                  Cashew nut
                                                    3000
                                                                             17556
                                                     70
                                                                             128.76

                                                                              2795
                  Arecanut
                  Banana             1721           1735       1713          24662
                                                    6600
                                                               2219
                                     1100
                  Pineapple           40             400        273           4520
                  Vegetables          78             634       5671          58130
                  Black Pepper         –              –         717            230
          Source: http://www.agri.goa.gov.in/agriculture-in-goa

             Case Study  Tapping the Opportunities in Environment: A Case
                         Study of Yes Bank

                   es Bank is the country’s youngest bank – and the first greenfield to be set up in 12
                   years – very much optimistic about its future. It is already drawing up ambitious
             Yexpansion plans, not just at home but also internationally. Yes Bank began
             operations in August 2004. It had a successful Initial Public Offering (IPO) in June 2005,
             when its issue was oversubscribed about 25 times. Today, it has managed to carve a niche
             for itself in areas like cross-border deals and currency strategies.
             “One of the strengths and differentiating features of Yes Bank is its knowledge banking
             approach. Our approach is service oriented; we offer what is missing in the market place.
             We offer choice and convenience to customers.”
                                                                       —Rana Kapoor
                                                                 Late founder, Yes Bank
             It was December of 2006 when Business World rated Yes Bank as the third largest bank in
             a survey that included both public and private sector banks. This was not the only award
             the bank got. It has received a number of accolades since its inception in 2004. Considering
             a late entry in an industry where all others have a prominent set up in the market and the
             scepticism it faced from the experts on the announcement of entering into this overcrowded
             market., the bank differentiated itself, by employing what they called “knowledge banking
             approach”, which has a huge emphasis on technology and human resource. The knowledge
             banking concept was the main differentiator and using this approach, they were planning
             to give specialized services.
             Yes Bank focuses on three distinct segments: corporate and institutional banking, business
             and transactional banking, and retail banking and wealth management. The wholesale
             (corporate and institutional) banking division made waves, when it managed two major
             overseas Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) deals on behalf of its Indian clients.
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