ICICI, India's largest private sector bank, opened only 100,000 accounts that day. "ICICI Bank has been working on a comprehensive financial inclusion plan over the past four years," MD and CEO Chanda Kochhar told Knowledge at Wharton. "Through our network, we cover approximately 15,600 villages and have brought more than 18.5 million unbanked people into the banking fold. We aim to open 2.5 million accounts under the yojana, taking the total number of accounts under our financial inclusion program to more than 20 million." As of September 8, major private sector banks taken together opened just 580,000 accounts.