Female Entrepreneur  

Rajasthan’s Rupa Yadav was married as a child at the age of 8 and moved to her in-laws’ home a few years later. Recognizing her potential, her family supported her education. With immense dedication, she cracked NEET and is an MBBS doctor today.

Rajni received specialized training in pickle-making, took a loan of Rs 10,000 from a government bank and embarked on a new journey. Today, she has become financially independent and has successfully provided employment to 15 women.

Jyothi Reddy is the epitome of hard work and fighting all odds to achieve your goal. Her perseverance and dedication have pulled her and her family out of poverty. 

Ahana Gautam's journey to becoming a self-made woman is no less than inspiring and moving. She took high risks and worked hard towards building her dream company. 

Government investment schemes offer tax exemptions and attractive returns. If you want to avoid risks associated with the stock market, these schemes are ideal investment options for you.

Arti, a pink e-rickshaw driver from Bahraich district, Uttar Pradesh, has been honoured with the prestigious Amal Clooney’s Women Empowerment Award in the United Kingdom.

With a hope for a better life, Sonika decided to establish her own business. In the initial days, she faced financial difficulties, but she persevered and began making profits.

Aashka Goradia is the co-founder and director of Renee Cosmetics who quit acting in 2020 and embarked on her entrepreneurial journey to create her Rs 834 crore empire. 

Driven by her passion for education, Prerna Jhunjhunwala started a pre-school called Little Paddington in Singapore. Today, her businesses are valued at Rs 330 crore.

Shelly Bulchandani has worked hard for her entrepreneurial dreams and is an inspiration for millions of youngsters. Hailing from Ajmer, Shelly's startup, The Shell Hair, generates earnings of Rs 1.4 crore annually. 

Saheli Chatterjee is a social media specialist with expertise in aiding businesses and individuals to gain traction on the internet and build their online presence and audience. She started as a freelancer at 18 and now earns Rs. 1,64,20,000. 

Anita Dongre is a successful fashion designer in India, with several Bollywood and Hollywood celebrities endorsing her brand. She stated that with just two sewing machines, she is now the richest female fashion designer in the country. 

From an agricultural background, Chandubhai Virani founded Balaji Wafers with his brothers by producing their own chips. They have remained independent, prioritizing quality and price despite offers.
 

The Sarpanch of Choral Village has waived off the charges for water supply and garbage collection services in the village.

Devita Saraf started her journey as a managing director at the young age of 21 and established her business at the age of 24. She is the chairperson and CEO of the Vu Group, an Indian-owned TV brand.