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The program is for current women entrepreneurs that have been in operation for at least one year with minimum annual revenue of INR 35 lakh and at least three employees

There has also been a promising increase in the number of women entrepreneurs that are stepping out into the spotlight, especially small home-grown businesses, many of which have flourished despite the pandemic. Much of this expansion can be credited to social media

There are still certain fields of work that are just opening to the idea of women leadership and entrepreneurship although they are still at a nascent stage

While many Indian women have entrepreneurial ambitions, it is often more difficult for them to succeed

Bhatt has invested an undisclosed amount in omnichannel lifestyle retailer

How Pooja Bedi is changing her passion for wellness into a startup business?

Decoding The Cosmetic Cop - Paula Begoun

As a mother, one would want to carve out a significant chunk of their time to spend with their child and take care of their own and their baby's health

For a 'mompreneur' to create a sustainable work-life balance, and be the best possible version of herself in the two vital roles of a caregiver and a business leader, she realises that the core tenets of both jobs are the same

We play tokenism with fundamentals such as diversity and collaboration, not realizing that they are needed for basic survival and not mere projection in annual reports and jazzy corporate collaterals

It takes care and concern to build up trustworthy relations with the women we work with. We talk about steps and common hurdles to figure deep and long-lasting associations with our female contemporaries.

Many might think being the wife of one of India's biggest producers might have made things easier for her. She did prove her skill set for years before directing her first movie.

Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner! Perizaad Zorabian has spun the world of chicken delight to her liking. She came, she saw, she conquered the chicken space and made it her own

Ruma Devi is an ideal example of having the courage to break the traditional bondage and being the empowering rural fashion icon

Entrepreneur India brings you the story of five businesswomen who have made their dream a reality

Women own less than 4 per cent of the total enterprises in India and are also the worst hit in the ongoing country's unemployment crisis, shows a joint report by Bain & Company and Google

Despite several measures taken across the globe, gender inequality remains consequential and multidimensional

While I am still learning and evolving each day, here are a few things that helped me to never give up on my passion

Today's women entrepreneurs do not come only from the time-honored business ménages but from all walks of life and from every part of the nation

A joint report by Bain & Company and Google emphasizes that fostering women entrepreneurship can help generate employment for up to 170 million or 17 crore people by 2030

IIM Bangalore, in association with Goldman Sachs, seeks to provide inclusive management training to women entrepreneurs who wish to expand their venture.

Dr. Manjiri Bakre is the founder of OncoStem Diagnostics, a Bengaluru-based start-up that has developed a test to help women with a certain kind of breast cancer be diagnosed and given the right kind of treatment.

From advertising to sales, and building consumer brands at major conglomerates, Saroja Yeramilli is now leading Melorra, a daily wear jewellery brand that caters to the needs of young women.

Zolostays co-founder Sneha Choudhry provides hassle-free living experience especially for students and young professionals

According to chef Radhika Khandelwal, seasonal produce is more than half the work done to make a delicious dish

Founder and CEO of BabyChakra, Naiyya Saggi, tries to become a companion of Indian parents to help them decide the best for their babies