06 J. 0. be done by theorists, but by experienced senior Circle Inspectors or Divisional Auditors who know as experts the practical side of the problems they treat. Similarly in the case of. banking some officials of, local should work by co-operative officials operative bauking. I? be assigned ?he ?ask should be supplemented who o[. lecturing and by instructions have specialized banks their given in co- of examination. The service should and more systematically presenL Thus we migh? Each succeeding grade i?s predecessor'--
Supervisors Auditors It must pick of our class graduates be more graduated have being Circle Inspectors Chief Auditors Assis?ant? Registrars be borne in mind universities who now to ?he future emphasizing in ?he employmen? marke? would no doub? be willing begin ?heir fortunes in such a service. service the that there ?ransferring a man from ?he to' for the of continuity and by department to another o? his any' olher drawbacks special ?he experience. Indian ?he his ordinary promotion.' services is ?he ?ransfer of country An made ?o preven? such shun?ing up to men in ?he Co-operative Service ?he chance of rising by degrees ?o the highes? rungs of promotion. Co-operative Depar?men? One of lack of a man from one loses ?he benefi? effor? about? ought to be and ?o open required should To give solidarity i? needs be no necessity of properly graded ?han i? is a? ?he following grades. paid higher ?han ?ha? we wan? and colleges. Our s?ar? wi?h such poor ?he firs? pay is after such a course instruction that the candidates would go up' for their
