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New Delhi: Finance ministry has called a meeting of heads of public sector banks on Wednesday to review progress of various financial inclusion schemes, including Jan Suraksha and Mudra Yojana. The meeting, which would see participation from representatives of private sector banks, is scheduled to be chaired by financial services secretary M Nagaraju. The meeting would also review the progress of schemes including PM Svanidhi schemes.
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