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The Co-operative banks also called co-operative societies re-incorporate in the legal formal form of co-operatives. All these co-operative banks/societies or co-operative institutes has to obtain a license from the banking regulatory body 'Reserve Bank of India (RBI)' before starting financial business with strictly follow up the guidelines and polices set and issues have been framed by the 'RBI' established under the Indian constitutional provision. At present, there are 68 different types of co-operative banks are integrated with Indian co-operative banking system. Most of them have been constituted to enforce sustainable agriculture development and sustain the rural economy. But the Indian co-operative banking system basic objective not yet fulfil. Hence, in this paper, the author/s has described that various Governing (Government) Support, Management Concerns, Financial Assistances, Banking Service and Facilities and Customer Awareness and Satisfaction, etc., internal as well as external problems facing by the Co-operative banking system of India.