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1. As per the decision taken by the Govt. of India two financial inclusion funds are set upwith an overall corpus of Rs. 500 crore each. These funds-Financial Inclusion Fund andFinancial Inclusion Technology Fund are to be set up by the initial contribution made bythe






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