Abstract
Abstract: This study reviews annual reports of NABARD -“Status of Microfinance in India” on microfinance significance through savings by rural poor, financial inclusion, bank linkage and women entrepreneurship through SHGs for the upliftment of the standard of living of the rural poor of Karnataka state over the period from 2016-17 to 2020-21. In conducting this study five moderating variables are identified which are independent in nature and facilitates the act of poverty alleviation through microfinance. The data is being collected from secondary sources and analysed to know how SHGs and bank linkage of rural poor contributing for the women entrepreneurship for the upliftment of the standard of living of rural poor of Karnataka state by increasing savings among the members of SHGs. This Study reviews the amount of credit allocated for different aspects of microfinance to achieve the objectives set at the core
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