Rooted in cooperation, registered under Madhya Pradesh statutory laws, and dedicated to the socio-economic empowerment of Khajuraho and surrounding rural families.
Kulpvriksha Bahuuddeshiya Sahakari Samiti Maryadit, Khajuraho, is a multi-purpose cooperative society duly registered under the Madhya Pradesh Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 (Act 17 of 1971). Our official registration number is DR/CTR/150396, dated 13-05-2025. As a "Maryadit" (limited liability) society, we operate under the regulatory oversight of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Established with the overarching aim of fostering financial inclusion, sustainable growth, and social welfare, our society operates with transparency, integrity, and a member-centric approach. We provide various financial and non-financial services, including credit facilities, savings schemes, and livelihood support, to empower individuals and local businesses in Khajuraho, Tikuri, and the broader Bundelkhand belt.
All our operations, accounts, and member registries are subject to regular statutory audits and compliance under the Department of Co-operation, Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Guided by the seven international principles of cooperation: voluntary membership, democratic member control, member economic participation, autonomy, education, cooperation among cooperatives, and concern for community.
Unlike commercial financial firms driven by outside shareholder profits, our cooperative exists purely for the benefit of our members.
Governed by an elected board of directors under the watchful eye of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, MP.
Our solutions understand the agricultural seasons, rural economy, and handicraft heritage of Bundelkhand.
Operational surpluses are reinvested into community funds, member dividends, and lower interest rates on loans.
Operating from Village Tikuri in Vikaskhand Rajnagar, our cooperative takes inspiration from the eternal temples, lush nature reserves, and timeless artisan traditions of our region.
The crown jewel of Khajuraho's architectural triumph, celebrating art, devotion, and centuries of spiritual heritage.
Khajuraho's holy, active temple where morning bells and daily worship have continued without interruption for over a millennium.
Emerald teak forests and pristine waters neighboring Khajuraho, sustaining wildlife and rural ecological balance.
The Grand Canyon of India carved into crystalline igneous rocks along the Ken River, located near Rajnagar.
Historic Bundela stone structures and serene lake ghats in Vikaskhand Rajnagar, the heart of our community base.
Generations of village potters, handloom weavers, and craftswomen whom our cooperative actively supports with micro-credit.