Women Entrepreneurs

How Meena Bindra turned a Rs 8,000 bank loan into BIBA, one of India’s most recognised ethnic wear brands, decades before institutional capital arrived.

Five Indian women founders across activewear, furniture, sports psychology and leadership coaching are building Aatmanirbhar Bharat, one sector at a time.

How actress Parul Gulati turned a Rs 5,000 idea into Nish Hair, a Rs 50 crore brand, via Shark Tank India, and what recent controversies reveal about scaling.

Vandita Purohit built Mauji, India’s first pay-by-the-hour time cafe, after three earlier ventures didn’t work out as planned.

Key Takeaways Anjali Sardana and her startup Pronto are making headlines across India’s tech ecosystem – and for good reason. In less than 12 months, this 23-year-old Georgetown University graduate …

Summary: Ever bought something cheap online, only to regret it the moment you used it? That’s exactly what happened to Alka Kalkani except her regret came with painful rashes, redness, …

SUMMARY : Rhea Chakraborty clothing brand Chapter 2 Drip has achieved a remarkable Rs 40 crore valuation in less than a year. After stepping away from acting following the 2020 …

Summary Malika Sadani’s Journey: From Mom to Rs 500 Crore Skincare Brand is a remarkable story of identifying a mother’s need and transforming it into a household name—The Moms Company. Struggling …

College student turns down IIM MBA to build Land of Cakes, a Kolkata-based bakery startup now generating ₹2 crore in revenue. Megha Sarayan, a young economics graduate, defied convention by rejecting IIM …

Moringa farming has emerged as a game-changer in sustainable agriculture, and Dr. Kamini Singh’s story exemplifies its potential. A former scientist at the Central Institute for Subtropical Horticulture (CISH) in …