Jan Dhan Yojna Can Help PSBs To Attract Rs 25,000 Cr From Women Customers: Report.

The collaborative effort between the Bank of Baroda and the Women’s World Banking has endeavored to understand women’s saving behavior and use the learning to serve them with suitable products and services. The study found that these under-banked women still suffer from perception issues; for them, banks are not meant for their few hundred, hard-earned rupees! Thus, I am pleased to present this innovative pilot that will extend a true helping hand to as many as 100 million low-income women to save money and cope with the economic shocks provided by the ongoing pandemic.

Cooking Gas: Consumption Conundrum

277.6 million LPG consumers in the country, around 15 million are not eligi­ble for subsidy since December 2016 because of their annual taxable income exceeding Rs 10 lakh.

Inclusivity & Revival

The Jan Dhan Yojna bank accounts meant covering a large proportion of the poor of the nation in the banking network . This initiative is regarded as the world’s largest financial inclusion programme

How PM Narendra Modi Is Changing India For The Better

People are ready to live with delays rather than think in negative terms for Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Budget Expectations: Include Mutual Funds As Part Of Jan Dhan Yojna

With the Government taking steps towards financial inclusion with its Jan Dhan Yojna, we feel that there is a strong case for making MFs a part of this programme to help increase the reach of the common man to the capital markets.

Subsidies Will Not Be Eliminated But Better Targeted: Modi

PM says unnecessary controls and distortions will be eliminated, promises efficiency in allocation of resources

Modi Launches Social Security Plans, Shares Stage With Mamata

Two Sides Of Indian Banking