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People not understanding the concept of startups and other challenges a startup faces in a small town.

"It just happened to me and we now call it entrepreneurship."

Start something purely for the because you love it – for growth and passion - these are the only reasons is that can keep interest continued.

Women tend to take lesser risks, and are happier building businesses that are more people driven and are less likely to scale up.

Kirthiga Reddy has been an inspiration for entrepreneurs, especially women.

The programme aims to create a strong funnel of women entrepreneurs who can become fundable while offering them the right resource at the right time.

The mantra of 'working hard' is getting quickly replaced by 'working smart', and not without a reason.

In the race to raise funding between, only gender bias and sexism are winning

Every mother should be financially independent

The many things Women CEO are just good at.

Every woman must have or inculcate these attributes in order to survive being an entrepreneur.

Vani Kola, supporting entrepreneurs in building their companies.

Because it's better to talk it out with your parents.

"I would encourage every woman in this country to stand up and dream," says LimeRoad's Founder.

For someone like Vachani, who enjoys being in the service space, Antara Senior Living became a great opportunity in setting hospitality standards, creating a residential community and creating lifecare andhealthcare on the whole. Besides leading Antara, Vachani is also the Director on Max India board. Almost six years ago when Vachani moved back to India, […]

This start-up claims to use all natural ingredients to allegedly make your mornings functional after a night of drinking

Angle investment was brought to India by IAN.

Bootstrapping is not everyone's cup of tea, but if done wisely than you can excel in it.

Entrepreneur, not by choice and by accident.

Here are some of the innumerable work-from-home opportunities for women.

Women entrepreneurs are disadvantaged because people tend to doubt that they possess the skills and traits required for entrepreneurship.