After two years of unemployment, an economics graduate opened a tea stall outside a women’s college in Patna, Bihar’s capital.

“Taking a moment to say how grateful I am: to my family, friends, the doctors and medical staff, my colleagues at Vimeo, our board, and many others. Being able to navigate this journey my way is a gift that I don’t take for granted. Back to snuggles”, she wrote on her LinkedIn Post.

Through my journey, all I can tell is to stop after what others are aiming for. You are magical in your own way. If somebody gives their 100% and works hard on their dreams, I assure you that success is inevitable. Always remember this ‘Be the person of your own dreams.”

Budget 2022 for women, what does it bring? Women entrepreneurs and experts weigh in on the proposals put forward by FM Sitharaman for the upcoming fiscal year.

Sakshi Vij got the confidence to take the plunge and start her own company in the mobility sector because she saw how the industry had the potential for growth.

Know who was Pankhuri Shrivastava, a young entrepreneur whose tragic demise at 32 of a cardiac arrest has left netizens in mourning.

Gayatri Gandhi gets into action when people are tired of cluttered homes and spaces. She and two other entrepreneurs are building interesting and unique ideas

“At the age of 77, I finally decided to follow my passion and live independently. I have always loved to craft crochet sweaters and purses for my family, until I decided that I am going to turn my passion into a profession.”

Women coffee entrepreneurs are conjuring entire worlds of exciting flavours in their cups of experiment. Some of them open up on the trends that guide the industry.

Through her venture, Panasha Siotia aims at selling surreal pieces of jewellery that’s crafted with a traditional Indian approach and a uniquely satisfying delineation. She says her venture lets today’s women make bold statements through subtle and minimalist ornaments.