A multi state CGHS is one which seeks to
provide its beneficiary services to the owners and customers of a society in
more than one state. It seeks to ensure the democratic functioning of
cooperatives through self-improvement and mutual aid with an objective in order
to promote the social and economic enhancement of the members. These multi state
CGHS are the societies which are registered or considered to be registered
under the “Multi State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002”. The bill was passed by
both the houses of the parliament, approved by the President in July and then
came in force.
Some various types of Multi State Cooperative Societies are Agriculture, Credit, Housing, Sugar, Hospital,
Customer, Labour, Multi Functional Cooperative Societies etc. In order to apply for the registration of a
cooperative society, an application is made to the central registrar with
prescribed form and specified particulars. Moreover, it is required to arrange
at least 50 members from different states with proper details, name and address
proofs to form the society.
The registration process for a cooperative
society takes around 4 months. If some objectionable content in found, the
application is cancelled and must be submitted again. The other content that
are required to be submitted with the application are bank statement and
accounts which shows net earnings and turnover. These documents are required
because the ministry of agriculture demands proper supportive documents which
provides justification and reasons for the formation of society.
For more details, you can visit: www.multistatecghs.com
For more details, you can visit: www.multistatecghs.com
