The primary objective of RBI's financial stability function is to ensure the stability of the financial system by maintaining confidence in the financial markets, preventing systemic crises, and promoting the smooth functioning of the financial system.

Margin requirements are not a tool used by RBI to regulate banks. Margin requirements are used by stock exchanges to ensure that investors have sufficient funds to cover potential losses on their investments.

RBI's foreign exchange reserves serve multiple purposes, including maintaining the value of the rupee, facilitating international trade, and providing liquidity to the foreign exchange market.

Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana is RBI's program to promote financial inclusion by providing banking services to the unbanked population of India.

Conducting monetary policy is not a function of RBI's financial stability function. Monetary policy is conducted by RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.

Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) is RBI's real-time gross settlement system that facilitates the transfer of funds between banks on a real-time basis.

RBI's Financial Stability Report serves multiple purposes, including assessing the risks to financial stability, making recommendations for improving financial stability, and informing the public about the state of the financial system.

The Economic Affairs Secretary is not a member of RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.

Financial Literacy Week is RBI's program to promote financial literacy among the general public.

Monetary policy is not a component of RBI's financial stability framework. Monetary policy is conducted by RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.

Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) is RBI's program to promote digital payments among the general public.

Reserve requirements are not a tool used by RBI to manage foreign exchange reserves. Reserve requirements are used by RBI to regulate banks.

Bharatiya Mahila Bank was RBI's program to promote financial inclusion among women. However, the bank was merged with State Bank of India in 2017.

Conducting monetary policy is not a function of RBI's financial stability function. Monetary policy is conducted by RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.

Kisan Credit Card Scheme is RBI's program to promote financial inclusion among farmers.