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The key is to keep up with relevant messaging and engaging with the current needs of your consumers, stick to acing the quality of your product as you scale and being visible where your consumers are: Vineeta Singh

Choli Boli is the kind of quirky brand name that's not easy to forget. It signifies the saree-blouse which hides your inner thoughts and attitude, a layer that is close to your heart and a voice to the inner you.

We are estimating to double our sales in the coming year. We would soon launch an app as well to reach more widely to our B2C clientele: Aakansha Bhargava

Nobody was going to be convinced until I put my own money in until I found the right kind of impact investor and slowly but surely kept hitting my numbers and having to prove myself. It was very challenging I think in the early days: Ajaita Shah

String Bio is uniquely positioned to leverage its unique technology platform to enable sustainable solutions that are also significantly performance differentiated, for diverse sectors

The current expansion ambitions involve consolidating their position in the North and West. Gujarat, Maharashtra, Jammu, Haryana, and Delhi are among the key markets wherein they intend to have a significant share

Be.artsy covered 12,000 young women between August 2020 and January 2021 under the Be Your Own Lakshmi banner, in 45 educational institutions and 220 sessions open to individuals

Harpreet Kaur, a 30-year-old Indian origin entrepreneur based in Northern England, prevailed over 16 other contenders to win an investment of GBP 250,000 in The Apprentice, a popular UK reality television show.

Myles has added 11,622 new customers in the last two years. There was an increase in overall customer requests by 84% in 2021

We have created an interactive entertainment platform, with over 75 million registered users spending an average of 50 mins a day: Saumya Singh Rathore

Raising capital is hard, and for female entrepreneurs, it is harder. Regardless of our background, women still have to battle the inherent conscious and unconscious biases, including the age-old questions of juggling a career and family, to secure investments: Priyanka Gill

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As a designer I am always looking at extending my design sensibilities: Farah Khan Ali

The company recently raised undisclosed funding with some of the marquee names to invest being Rangarajan Krishnan. Deepak Shahdadpuri, Abhay Hanjura and Vivek Gupta along with Sovereign Fund, Silicon Valley Bank, Robinhood, & Facebook.

The company has set lofty goals for the future as the company wants to emerge as an education leader, expand into suburban, rural, and remote areas, make education accessible for learners across the country, scale the platform into an education giant

The company is going International with two proposals to consider from the middle-east

jumpingMinds is on a mission of spreading one billion-plus smiles and making mental health easily accessible.

Taran Mehndi is forging ahead with determination and with values intact

Anjali Bansal is passionately nurturing startups in tech, climate action, innovation and sustainability

With Acko, Ruchi and her co-founder Varun Dua aim to transform customer insurance experiences by harnessing the technological potential

Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu has invested in the e-commerce platform SustainKart. Samantha's contribution is part of the seed round for the company. According to the firm, the funds raised during the seed round shall be utilized for customer acquisition marketing and so that offline retail stores can provide an in-store customer experience.

Follow your dreams, stay committed and do everything you can to achieve what you have set out for no matter what the odds are: Savita Punia

On her way to becoming a lawyer, Diipa realized that social media was her passion. She followed her passion and has never looked back ever since

The thrill is to create your own path, your own memories and, hopefully, your own legacy: Rasika Dugal

The Fintuber on her journey as an influencer entrepreneur

According to the World Bank, doubling the percentage of women in the workforce would boost India's growth rate from 7.5 per cent to 9 per cent and raise the country's GDP to $700 billion by 2025.