Banking sector in India is one of the prevailing and well-organized mechanisms of the financial system. Indian banking sector consists of old age tradition, which enable to update modern technology. Structure of the banking system is also well defined and systematically channelized. When banks...

The banking and insurance industry have changed rapidly in the changing economic environment throughout the world. Together Banking and Insurance Industry contributes about seven percent GDP of our economy. The increased pace of market competition due to liberalization and privatization forced...

Dalit in India is a powerful segment in terms of population, vote bank and workforce but in business is very rare due to social structure of the country which depresses these people whenever they come up in life. In this regard, the study on socio-economic profile of the dalit entrepreneurs in...

Empowerment, as a social process has challenged the fundamental imbalances of power distribution and relations. It was redistribution of power within and between families, society’s process aiming at social equality which could be achieved through dis-empowering some structures, systems and...

Every man needs certain amount of money to meet their requirements and in some cases; men need money to meet his basic needs life food, shelter, cloth etc. This is the basic concept of the human begins to earn up to the maximum level and save up to sufficient level. In this regards banking...

Inclusive growth is possible only through proper mechanism which channelizes all the resources from top to bottom. Financial inclusion is an innovative concept which makes alternative techniques to promote the banking habits of the rural people because, India is considered as largest rural...

Empowerment of women in the third world countries is important because the benefits will be felt not only by the women themselves, but by their households as well. It may take a more enlightened approach to ensure the empowerment of women in developing countries, but the returns to their...

Financial inclusion is delivery of financial services, at an affordable cost, to the vast sections of disadvantaged/low-income groups who tend to be excluded from the formal financial system. Notwithstanding the widespread expansion of the banking sector during the last three decades, a sizeable...

Micro enterprises provide employment generation or self employment opportunities with local resources but the micro enterprises are facing lot of problems from its establishment to existing. The main objective of the study is to know the performance of micro enterprises in Thiruvarur District of...

Financial inclusion is low banking penetration can be attributed mainly to low income, unemployment and under employment, low level of awareness, low level of financial literacy, and lack of access to banking facilities in remote areas. Those who have banking habit lack familiarity with vastly...