<h1>India Launches 'Sampoorn Vittiya Samaveshan' to Boost Financial Inclusion for Women, Farmers, and Laborers via Business Correspondents.</h1> A new Financial Inclusion Mission, titled Sampoorn Vittiya Samaveshan, will soon be launched to provide banking services to all households in the country, focusing on empowering weaker sections such as women, small and marginal farmers, and laborers. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed banks to use Business Correspondents (BCs) to deliver these services, fostering a closer relationship between underserved communities and the financial system. As of March 31, 2014, there were 194,772 BCs. Banks have been advised to offer reasonable commissions to BCs, with rates reviewed periodically. This initiative was announced by the Minister of State for Finance in the Lok Sabha.