Sandhya Hegde started her online business of kids’ products post-motherhood despite being discouraged to do so by everyone around her. Besides earning well, she is happy to have found a purpose in life.
Post marriage, Deepika turned her hobby into her business through her venture Home2Cherish which sells unique home decors with kolam patterns in all sizes and colours at a very affordable price.
What led Jyoti to take the entrepreneurial path was when her father passed away due to Alzheimer’s disease. Jyoti then took it upon herself to create awareness around this and that’s how Brain Gym was conceived.
The mammoth wave of entrepreneurial activity in India has fuelled the dreams of umpteen old women who wanted to prove their mettle by fulfilling their dream of running their own ventures. These five women entrepreneurs defied age to prove that it is never too late to start something new.
Prachi Bhatia is an entrepreneur with a mission to sell designer home-decor items at affordable prices through her venture Chokhat.
Rupali Kakade built a profitable business out of selling pure and healthy dairy products after finding out that her daughter’s illness and allergies were due to the adulterated milk and dairy products she had been consuming.
Here’s a list of five pickle entrepreneurs who turned their love for food and innovative recipes into a profitable homemade pickle business.
Fast fashion changes over a matter of weeks. It is great for customers but is it sustainable–is the main question. Can we go on producing more and more clothes that may be worn just a few times before ending up in a landfill? These are the few questions that these six women entrepreneurs dealt with while starting in the domain of slow fashion. Sustainable fashion enables a fashion value chain that improves living standards for the workers and decreases stress on the environment.
Young women report facing difficulties like legitimacy, fundraising and credibility specific to their gender.
As a woman entrepreneur, I believe in partaking my knowledge by upskilling women to achieve financial freedom and breaking away from the typical stereotype of ‘women in India’.
