<h1>RBI Governor Urges Banks to Use Local Languages for Better Financial Inclusion and Protection Against Fraudulent Schemes.</h1> The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India emphasized the importance of using Hindi and other vernacular languages for effective financial inclusion and literacy. Speaking at an event in Mumbai, he highlighted the need for banks to communicate in local languages to better reach the public and protect them from fraudulent schemes. The Governor also noted the launch of a government and RBI campaign to raise awareness about financial risks. The Deputy Governor and other officials supported this initiative, stressing the role of banks as service providers to engage with people in their native languages.