Abstract
Globally, the issue of financial inclusion is crucial, especially in poorer nations where access to financial services is frequently constrained. To increase financial inclusion in India, the government has put some laws and programmes in place, but it is crucial to evaluate their success and pinpoint areas for development. This study focuses on the financial inclusion initiatives and policies that have been put into place in India. The research evaluates the homogeneity/contrast of government actions and the interaction of the banking sector with society. A descriptive analysis method and secondary data from RBI reports and Fi indicators of World Bank were used. The results of this study imply that the government's programme has made some progress towards boosting access to financial services, particularly in rural areas. This study outlines areas for emphasising increased financial inclusion in India. Future actions could include improving underprivileged demographics' access to financial services.
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