Women Achievers  

After working for more than 17 years in the US, Upasana Taku returned to India in the year 2008 to start her own business. In 2009, she co-founded MobiKwik along with her husband Bipin Preet Singh.

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.

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. 

The list features Indian women achievers including Avani Chaturvedi, Mary Kom, Mithali Raj, Saina Nehwal, Kavita Devi, and Tessy Thomas.

The list features some of the most influential women achievers including Sudha Murty, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Tessy Thomas, and Sania Mirza.

Rajni Bector is the founder of Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Limited and Cremica Group of Companies. By 2023, the value of Mrs Bectors Food Specialities reached Rs 6681 crore.

Ambika, hailing from a village in Tamil Nadu, was married off at 14. She became a mother of two kids by 18 and became an IPS officer at the age of 30.

Inspired by a TV serial, C Vanmathi decided to pursue UPSC. Her dedication and perseverance paid off when she achieved success in the UPSC 2015 exam, securing the impressive rank of 152^nd.

Pragati Rani embarked on her UPSC journey after her marriage. After experiencing initial setbacks, she accomplished her dream by achieving an impressive 355th rank in UPSC CSE 2023. 

In the last six months, Kalpana Birda, a resident of Rajasthan, has secured three government jobs. Her story of success is truly remarkable which stands as an inspiration for every young girl dreaming big.  

Sneha Rakesh started her professional journey with a modest salary of Rs 3000. Today, she is the CEO of Akarmaxs Tech Private Limited, a tech company worth Rs 250 crore.

Riddhika Jain is the Co-Founder of HOPPERS and BURASH. After completing her education, she began her career as a corporate HR professional at Bharti Airtel. Later, she quit her job and started a children’s merchandise store in Delhi-NCR, alongside an event planning business.

Garima Kapoor, a resident of Lucknow, embarked on her biking journey in the year 2015. Her elder brother taught her how to ride a bike. She has also registered her name in the India Book of Records.