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It was more than just a platform for networking.

Male Chauvinism fades out as female entrepreneurs start to rule

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

The many things Women CEO are just good at.

We do not talk much about the social barriers that exist in our country

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

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, […]

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.

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

Here are a few startups led by women who are allowing ladies to share their pre-loved items with their friends and family circle through internet.

These signs indicates that you are a budding Shepreneur.

We asked them if sexism exists in the startup world.

Breaking one of the biggest taboos in Indian society – Hindu widows celebrating the festival of colors, Holi

Some amazing facts about womenpreneurs.

Statistics reveals the gender disparity at work places in India - some of them might disappoint you

Four women entrepreneurs and businesswomen in different stages of their career tell all.

Working on grass roots level with rural women in India is an empowering experience

While it's not uncommon to hear stories of Indian startups being led to phenomenal success by female entrepreneurs are still a rare breed in the country.

Here are some of their incredible stories, of women smartly using technology to start campaigns, and getting massive support from Change.org users .

Why is the "default" option for biomedical research to design drugs been male?