Women entrepreneurs

Women entrepreneurs in India have come a long way. 

We always listen from everyone that "Har ek successful person ke piche ek aurat ka haath hota h". 

I fully agree with this statement. Yes there is a woman behind every successful person. If we talk about a lady who is a housewife or a lady who is a CEO in any corporate company, they both are same but the difference is housewife will work for her family and that another lady will work for a society, a society in which We live.

They both make proud in their own way. We often hear it said that after years of silence and submission, Indian women are finally ‘getting there.’ While the statement may not apply to all Indian women yet, we cannot ignore the fact that they are successfully breaking the shackles of convention. They are venturing into new areas to explore their talent and build their dreams. Not only have women strived tirelessly to overcome challenges and succeed in their career, but they have scaled unprecedented heights that many of their male peers haven’t even accomplished. Women are no longer relegated to conventional roles and have begun to make their presence felt. Many women entrepreneurs have paved the way, and run successful enterprises and brands – be it Falguni Nayar who founded Nykaa or Richa Kar of Zivame. These women have shown how challenges exist only to be overcome and are not something to run away from. Women-led organizations tend to grow more and have happier employees. Studies have shown that women tend to be more compassionate as leaders and are more communal in any group of people. Women also tend to be more determined and firmer about what they want to do. Their clarity of thought is what often helps them raise funds for their ventures and build a workforce that perpetually feels motivated. 

To all the women out there, you all are diamonds, not meant to be broken; not meant to be stopped. If you chase your dream of building something of your own, nothing can come in your way.

All the Best!