NABARD and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are focussing in designing suitable rural credit policies that are favourable for overall rural development. In this context, NABARD has implemented many agricultural and rural development projects covering a variety of aspect of agricultural based rural economy, out of this SHG-Bank Linkage Programme was one of them through which the Apex Development Bank providing banking facilities to the rural poor. The scheme like SHG-Bank Linkage Programme has emerged as the most effective means for linking the rural people to the banking system and helps in reducing poverty by providing a regular source of livelihood in a significant manner. The present paper emphasis the functions of NABARD and inspect the progress of the SHG-BLP which has become world largest microfinance programme in India. The next part analysis the progress of Agency-wise saving, loans disbursed, NPAs and Credit to Saving Ratio in the state of Haryana. The suggestions and policy implications are discussed in the last section.