Financial inclusion in India is now becomes a catalyst of significant interest in the mind of policy makers, researchers and other stakeholders. After the independence, the main contribution in financial inclusion has been done through banking system especially and before that, co-operative banks were only main formal financial institution to fulfil the banking and financial needs of the society. From time to time, the central government, Reserve Bank of India and other financial institutions have contributed their efforts for promoting the financial inclusion mission. In the present study, researcher examines the trends of financial inclusion in India. For examining the trends, researcher has taken five indicators such as number of branches, deposits, credit, credit deposit ratio and number of ATMs and the analysis is done on the basis of both absolute and relative forms.