Abstract Financial inclusion is a tool used to enhance economic growth, alleviate poverty, create employment and reduce income inequality in developing countries by providing affordable financial goods and services to the low-income group through financial institutions. This study analyses the relationship between financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, institutions and the economy of India. This paper tried to analyse the present scenario of financial inclusion in India, factors of financial inclusion and also to find out the impact of financial inclusion indicators on the growth of the Indian economy. Financial institutions, especially commercial banks, play a major role in promoting financial inclusion in the weaker section. The primary function of banks is to deposit money and grant loans that play an intermediary role between savers and investors to mobilize savings and investment for economic growth.
Gupta et al. (Tue,) studied this question.