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Entrepreneur Devita Saraf has donated her one month salary to the cause of making food and medicine packets for daily wage workers and homeless people in Mumbai.
Defying the doctor’s prognosis Kanika Tekriwal managed to rid her body of cancer cells, in the process emerging stronger and more determined than ever.
“Trust your instincts, work hard and care genuinely what you believe in. There is nothing you cannot achieve,” says Ravaiti Founder Ramandeep Kaur.
“I have achieved certain milestones but I know, I have many hurdles to cross,’ says Suba Lakshminarasimhan
“In India, a mother never cooks food for herself but for her kids, If you aspire to become an entrepreneur, don’t work for yourself but work for your customers,” says Arshi Khan.
As the number of women entrepreneurs grow in the country, the government is doing everything to encourage women to start…
Sunday evening saw the third edition of the Digital Women’s Awards 2017 being held in Mumbai. The venue was swanky, the…
Gone are those days when one chooses to work for a company until their last breath. These days entrepreneurial avenue…
As a woman, haven’t you ever had hundreds of pictures on your phone of outfits that you really like, but…
Sowmya Nanjundaiah is the CEO of Incite, one of India’s ten most promising digital marketing solution providers. She started her…
Mech Mocha is a Bangalore-based mobile gaming start-up with an ambitious vision of ‘Making India Play!’ The startup has recently…
For Seema Chaturvedi, realising that she could be an entrepreneur was very empowering. Seema, who founded the Accelerator Group, has…
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