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050 Mosley, Paul. The microfinance experience of developing countries: lessons for banks in India p.15-46 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000. xvii, 407p. 332.7 BAN.M 10078 051 Mullick, G C. Formation of clusters and Federation of S.H.Gs Paper 2 IN Workshop on Emerging Issues on NGO Credit (1994: Hyderabad) Organised by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Collaboration with Youth for Action, July 28-29, 1994 CD-579.6. 052 Nair, Tara S. The transforming world of Indian microfinance. Economic and Political Weekly. 40(17); 23 April 2005. p. 1695-1698. 053 Nanda, Y C. Critical issues in microfinance p. 348-354 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000. xvii, 407p. 332.7 BAN.M 10078 054 Pearl, Daniel Grameen Bank popularised loans for the poor, now it's got a debt problem/by Daniel Pearl and Michael Phillip. Indian Express. 11 December; 2001. p.9. 055 Periasamy, R. Role of banks in external funding for NGOs. Paper 7 IN workshop on Emerging Issues on NGOs Credit (1994: Hyderabad). Organised by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Collaboration with Youth for Action, July 28-29, 1994 CD-579.6. 056 Purushotham, P. Marketing support to the SHGs. p. 3-15 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups (SHGs); non-government organisations (NGOs); and panchayati raj institutions (PRIs)/ed. by S. B. Verma and Yaswant Tukaram Pawar.-New Delhi: Deep and Deep, 2005. xiv, 350p. 307.72 RUR 11369

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