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This review article critically examines relationship between financial inclusion initiatives targeting Below Poverty Line (BPL) families in India and their contribution or attaining Sustainable Development Goal (S.D.G.s). Despite numerous policy interventions and technological innovations in India's financial sector, significant challenges still persist in ensuring meaningful economic inclusion for the poorest sections of society. This article synthesizes existing literature, identifies research gaps and proposes a framework for understanding how improved financial inclusion among BPL families can serve as a catalyst for S.D.G. attainment in India. The study emphasizes the need for moving beyond thinking to active usage of financial inclusion among BPL family for achieving S.D.Gs in India being a developing country
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