Abstract
Despite making up half of the population, there is status discrimination when it comes to birth, education, health, employment rights, and pay. In India, women's empowerment has made remarkable strides during the previous ten years. In spite of the fact that women make up about half of the population in India, we still see that they lack power there. Accelerating economic progress requires empowering the female population. However, a 2018 assessment by the World Economic Forum placed India 139th out of 144 nations in terms of economic participation, with a 66% gender gap. One factor contributing to this coming gap is the nation's general lack of financial inclusion, particularly in rural areas.. The process of enabling women to make their own decisions for their own good is known as "women empowerment." One of the key factors influencing a woman's decision is her financial stability and financial awareness. This essay makes an argument for the significance of financial inclusion, Finan