Financial Inclusion of Rural Women by MUDRA Yojna: A Critical Review
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Rural Women, MUDRA Yojna, Financial InclusionAbstract
In the present scenario finance is the most powerful need of human beings as well as women folk. Our financial structure has consistently been guided by a fundamental stretegy for both pragmatic and all-encompassing growth. Covering every women under monetary admission Is the main goal of our government. A number of significant initiatives to “funded the unfunded” every women have been introduced by the government. The Pradhan Mantri MUNDRA Yojana (PMMY) is one of the government of India initiative that is crucial to the maintain the policy of financial Inclusion of rural Women. Financial help Or credit has been the best priority for rural areas.
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