**Executive Summary**
The Department of Financial Services (DFS) organized a Credit Outreach Programme on May 26, 2026, in Udaipur, Tripura, to promote financial inclusion and entrepreneurship-led employment. During the event, loans totaling ₹105.40 crore were sanctioned to 4,577 beneficiaries, and the "Financial Inclusion 2.0 Vision Document" was unveiled. The program emphasized the necessity of productive credit utilization and the maintenance of financial discipline to prevent the rise of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs).
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Financial Sanctions and Infrastructure Support**
* Banks sanctioned ₹105.40 crore in loans to 4,577 beneficiaries to drive financial inclusion.
* NABARD and SIDBI announced additional sanctions exceeding ₹2 crore for various regional projects.
* Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) assistance was granted by banks to improve infrastructure in local schools and anganwadis.
* **Institutional and Policy Advancements**
* A SIDBI cluster development branch was inaugurated in Udaipur to boost the MSME sector and support local borrowers.
* The Department of Financial Services officially released the "Financial Inclusion 2.0 Vision Document."
* **Operational Guidelines for Beneficiaries**
* The Secretary of DFS stressed that financial inclusion must focus on changing lives through productive credit utilization rather than just opening accounts.
* Recipients are urged to establish viable economic activities to generate employment.
* Strict financial discipline is required to ensure loan accounts do not transition into Non-Performing Assets (NPAs).
**Impact Analysis**
**Loan Beneficiaries (Individuals and MSMEs)**
**Impact**
Recipients gained access to significant capital intended to foster entrepreneurship and improve livelihood standards.
**Action Required**
Beneficiaries must utilize sanctioned funds appropriately for viable economic activities and maintain regular repayment schedules to ensure accounts remain performing.
**Banking and Financial Institutions (SBI, PNB, SIDBI, NABARD)**
**Impact**
Institutions expanded their credit footprint in Tripura and committed to regional development through both lending and CSR initiatives.
**Action Required**
Banks must continue to further financial inclusion goals as per the new Vision 2.0 Document and support the MSME sector through the newly established SIDBI cluster branch.
**Local Community and Educational Institutions**
**Impact**
Schools and anganwadis in the Gomati district will see infrastructure improvements due to sanctioned CSR assistance.
**Action Required**
District administration and relevant institutions must oversee the implementation of infrastructure betterment projects funded by the banks.
Ministry of Finance
Department of Financial Services Organises
Credit Outreach Programme at Udaipur, Tripura
Loans worth ₹105.40 crore sanctioned to 4,577 beneficiaries
to promote financial inclusion
Secretary, DFS highlights importance of productive credit
utilization and entrepreneurship-led employment generation
Posted On: 27 MAY 2026 4:03PM by PIB Delhi
A Credit outreach program was organized at Udaipur, District Gomati, Tripura on 26.05.2026, which was
chaired by Sh. M Nagaraju, Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance.
During the program at Udaipur, District Gomati, loans for ₹ 105.40 crore were given to 4,577
beneficiaries by various Banks. NABARD and SIDBI announced sanction of more than ₹ 2 crore for
various projects. Banks also sanctioned assistance under CSR activities for betterment of infrastructure in
schools and anganwadis. A cluster development branch of SIDBI was inaugurated at Udaipur to boost the
MSME sector and support borrowers in the region, while the Department of Financial Services unveiled
the Financial Inclusion 2.0 Vision Document.
While praising the efforts of banks in furthering financial inclusion in the state of Tripura, Secretary (DFS)
stressed that, financial inclusion is not just about opening accounts but it is about changing lives. He also
highlighted the importance of productive credit utilization and entrepreneurship-led employment
generation, and urged loan beneficiaries across Tripura to utilize sanctioned funds appropriately andensure that loan accounts do not turn into Non-Performing Assets (NPAs). He further stated that
beneficiaries receiving financial assistance under different government and banking schemes should
establish viable economic activities and maintain financial discipline.
During the event at Udaipur Sh. Parshant Goyal, Secretary finance, Tripura, Shri Ashwini Kumar Tewari,
MD, SBI, Sh. M Paramasivam, ED PNB, G Rawat, DMD NABARD were present along with senior
officials of DFS, State Government, District administration and Banks participated in the event.
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