Understanding Microfinance Is Important To India’s Economy

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Dr. Pradeep Munda , Dr Sunil Kumar Pandey , Dr Vijay Agrawal

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The purpose of this article is to analyze the role that microfinance (MF) plays in furthering India's economic development and environmental sustainability by filling the gaps that are left by traditional banking services. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of microfinance from microcredit to a broader idea of financial inclusion. The focus of this analysis is on the ways in which various models within the Indian microfinance sector cater to underserved populations, such as individuals, small businesses, and sole owners. The purpose of this study is to assess the influence that microfinance has had on the Indian economy, with a particular focus on the ways in which it has helped alleviate poverty, empowered individuals financially, and created new business prospects. Furthermore, it investigates the many points of view regarding the efficacy of MF as well as the potential hazards that are linked with its implementation, providing insights into ways that can be utilized to effectively mitigate these risks. In this research, a fresh viewpoint on the benefits and limitations of microfinance in India is presented. This is accomplished by analyzing microfinance models that have received less attention in the Indian context and evaluating how well they work in terms of fulfilling goals such as financial empowerment and the decrease of poverty.

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