WEST BENGAL-In Birbhum after the Floods

December 9, 1978 extent of bank credit, his produce and the rate of disposal with the corresponding prices.
The point is that much remains to be done and have to be done if the industry is to survive. In raw jute, unlike in cotton the co-operative organisations have not yet played an effective role. And it looks as if the burden of giving a new look to the jute trade and industry would have to be borne by the public sector.