The role of finance in the growth of a society and a nation's economy is more important as the former has grown increasingly dependent on the latter. Not just in under-developed nations and emerging countries, but also in already developed countries, for the purpose of achieving this goal, a robust financial system is essential in order to achieve sustainable development. We can accomplish growth that is fair and inclusive throughout the country if we have access to financial inclusion. We can accomplish growth that is fair and inclusive throughout the country if we have access to financial inclusion. Delivering adequate financial services at a reasonable cost and on a timely basis to vulnerable groups such as low-income groups and weaker sections of society who do not have access to even the most fundamental banking services is what is meant by the term "financial inclusion." India is not only one of the biggest economies in the world but also one of the economies that is developing at the quickest rate. However, the fact that India's development has not only been uneven but also discrete is the most troubling aspect of India's economic expansion. It has been uneven in the sense that its growth performance has not been uniform, and it has been discontinuous and unconnected with respect to growth and the distribution of growth advantages to particular sectors of the economy. In other words, it has not been uniform. This paper has been divided into parts deals with the introduction. Need for inclusive growth, reasons for financial inclusion, extent to financial exclusion in globally and financial exclusion in India, major milestones in financial inclusion in India and its importance and at last the approaches, schemes under financial inclusion, this study aimed to conduct a comprehensive causal analysis of the impact of financial inclusion policy on the socioeconomic aspects of the agricultural system. The system in question pertained to herders who encountered new challenges arising from economic globalization and climate change, which were characterized by unpredictable market conditions and severe climatic events. and conclusion.

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Keywords: Financial Inclusion, Inclusive Growth, Globalization, Climate Change, Agricultural System.