In recent years, India has witnessed an economic shift driven by the growing focus on financial inclusion, particularly for women. As more women gain access to banking services, credit, and digital payment systems, they actively contribute to the country’s economic landscape. Financial inclusion, defined as access to affordable financial products
Shanti Bai lives in a village in Sehore district where she runs a grocery store. She is eligible for pension for which she waits for the 10th of every month. Previously she faced many problems dealing with the bank. She had to walk a lot and she didn’t know how
Reena Bai lives with her 2 children and her husband, who is a bangle vendor in the village of Bamuliya. She has just joined in 6 months back. Earlier she passed her day simply doing chores of the house, taking care of her 2 kids and helping her husband in
