Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India H.R. Khan, while formally launching financial inclusion and literacy programme at Nomula village in Nakrekal mandal said that efforts were being made to bring banking closer to the masses, as 30 per cent of the population did not have access to such facilities. The bank has adopted the village. Mr. Khan said as part of the efforts, business correspondents were being appointed to take banking to the doorstep of people, as opening an account was like ‘passports for financial development’. He conducted an awareness programme for the students of the local ZP High School on identification of fake currency notes........
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