Financial Inclusion for Viksit Bharat Towards 2047: With Special reference to Caste, Gender and Entrepreneurship in Maharashtra.

India's pathway to inclusive and sustainable entrepreneurship needs encouragement multiplicity, financial convenience, and sustainability-driven business models. Inclusion can be achieved by promoting caste and gender equality, expanding financial access, and enhancing skill development. By integrating these elements, India can build a resilient, equitable, and environmentally responsible entrepreneurial ecosystem, aligning with its India at 2047 vision of “Viksit Bharat”. Caste and gender significantly influence inclusive entrepreneurship, which is key to achieving sustainable development in India. Marginalized communities face barriers to capital and opportunities, requiring financial and policy support for equitable growth. Women entrepreneurs encounter funding and societal challenges, making targeted initiatives crucial for their empowerment. Inclusive entrepreneurship fosters economic equity, social progress, and environmental sustainability, driving India toward a self-reliant and inclusive economy in line with its 2047 vision. This Paper analyses the Challenges faced by the entrepreneurs based on Caste and Gender in Maharashtra and also analyses the Government Policy for the Development of Entrepreneurship in Maharashtra. Secondary Source is used to Conduct this research study.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15112909
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Financial Inclusion for Viksit Bharat Towards 2047: With Special reference to Caste, Gender and Entrepreneurship in Maharashtra.

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Innovations and Analysis in Business and Education
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Financial Inclusion for Viksit Bharat Towards 2047: With Special reference to Caste, Gender and Entrepreneurship in Maharashtra.

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Abstract

India's pathway to inclusive and sustainable entrepreneurship needs encouragement multiplicity, financial convenience, and sustainability-driven business models. Inclusion can be achieved by promoting caste and gender equality, expanding financial access, and enhancing skill development. By integrating these elements, India can build a resilient, equitable, and environmentally responsible entrepreneurial ecosystem, aligning with its India at 2047 vision of “Viksit Bharat”. Caste and gender significantly influence inclusive entrepreneurship, which is key to achieving sustainable development in India. Marginalized communities face barriers to capital and opportunities, requiring financial and policy support for equitable growth. Women entrepreneurs encounter funding and societal challenges, making targeted initiatives crucial for their empowerment. Inclusive entrepreneurship fosters economic equity, social progress, and environmental sustainability, driving India toward a self-reliant and inclusive economy in line with its 2047 vision. This Paper analyses the Challenges faced by the entrepreneurs based on Caste and Gender in Maharashtra and also analyses the Government Policy for the Development of Entrepreneurship in Maharashtra. Secondary Source is used to Conduct this research study.

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