This study seeks to search out the relationship between Financial Inclusion & Poverty and how Financial Inclusion can help to reduce poverty in India. For this study, data have been collected from secondary sources and simple average methods have been applied. Result shows Financial Inclusion to be offering incremental and complementary solutions to tackle poverty which can promote the inclusive development. This study finds that since 2005 i.e., after launching of Financial Inclusion in India, the rate of poverty had been declining at 3 fold rate.
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