Women Entrepreneur | Page 7

This is a grave problem for the Indian economy in the digital era, and persists despite widespread awareness about gender issues

These are the ways in which women professionals and entrepreneurs can build better relationships, without spending too much time on networking

Women entrepreneurs are moving from conventional sectors like food processing, handicrafts and textiles to real estate, ITES, BFSI, Pharma, hospitality, tourism, et al

The gig economy has enabled women to take up jobs during maternity leave and often continue to work from home to take care of their family needs

Only few women entrepreneurs have completed the lifecycle of entrepreneurship that includes -- starting a venture, raising money, exiting it, and giving in to healthy returns. This should change.

Successful women entrepreneurs are confident of not only their ventures but also themselves thus allowing a larger risk appetite

In order to provide hassle-free tax environment to the Start-ups, Central Board for Direct Taxes has issued a consolidated circular

It is estimated that mompreneurs tend to be three times happier as compared to other women

Khan is currently busy designing a spa in Goa which spreads over 50,000 square feet. She calls it her most ambitious project yet. She also plans to venture into online retail.

6 in 10 Indian women hold back because they are either afraid of being judged or of others' reaction

It becomes impervious to establish your business upon the ideas that are bold and disruptive

In their new Women Empowerment Company avatar, feminine health, and hygiene brands can become the torchbearers of the much-needed change and perception building in society

Encouraging women entrepreneurship in this space can lead to tremendous social change, making women more empowered and independent

The booming startup culture in India is not just enhancing country's GDP, but at the same time, it is empowering women entrepreneurs and garnering them with better business opportunities

Working with a team of 120 people, the brand has so far opened 11 stores

Though women constitute nearly 14per cent of the 58.5 million entrepreneurs in India, the numbers are rising in the favour of the former

$300 billion annual credit deficit to formal women-owned SMEs, but here's the way out

New-age education platforms are rolling out revolutionary solutions that pack everything needed to run a preschool

"A woman's liberation is the liberation of the feminine in the man and the masculine in the woman."- Corita Kent

Gone are the days when the business-sphere used to be male dominant, it's the time for the women to prove their strength

Mumbai has all the right ingredients for women leaders to thrive

You don't know what working under pressure is until you have had to manage children and here's how you can manage it

To be truly independent, women don't just need a reliable financial source but also need to upgrade their financial management tricks

Understand your passion and play along in that path and something fruitful will be bound to happen

Entrepreneurship is something Nepal is far from being known for, women entrepreneurship, in that case, could be a greater challenge

The third generation entrepreneur is the granddaughter of O.P Jindal, the founder of Jindal Group and the oldest daughter of Sajjan Jindal.