Women Entrepreneur  

Sana Khan defied expectations by building a successful vermicomposting business, SJ Organic. Starting with just 30 beds, she now operates 250, employing over 100 people.

Awadhesh Maurya's journey from making jaggery laddus with his mother to establishing a large-scale business is truly inspiring. By incorporating medicinal herbs and empowering rural women, his innovative jaggery venture has brought him immense success.

Laveena Jain, a cancer survivor, started a pickle business with just Rs 1500. Today, her brand 'Tripti Foods' boasts over 70 products and an annual turnover of Rs 39 lakh.

Shikha Bisht from Uttarakhand turned her passion for painting and creative arts into a profession after losing her job. Today, she earns Rs 30,000-Rs 50,000 per month. 

Read the Osheen Murab's inspiring journey from college student to social entrepreneur, empowering over 600 families through her startup.

Learn about the educational backgrounds of successful Indian businesswomen like Sudha Murty, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, and Indra Nooyi. 

Tripti Bhushan Dhakate, a gold medallist in botany from Pune, left her job as a professors to pursue mushroom farming. Now, she earns Rs 4 lakhs monthly with her brand 'Quality Mushroom.'

Kavya Dhoble-Datkhile left her nursing job in Mumbai to pursue chemical-free farming and vermicompost business. Now, she earns Rs 24 lakh annually. 

Sangeeta Pandey, a housewife from Gorakhpur, turned Rs 1,500 into a Rs 3 crore business. Starting with homemade sweet boxes, she overcame challenges, expanded her operations, and now employs over 100 women.

From IAS aspirant to successful entrepreneur, Priyanka Paswan Jain empowers women through her NGO, providing training and employment opportunities.

Sujata and Taniya Biswas left their high-paying jobs and started Suta with Rs 6 lakh investment, which is now a Rs 50 crore company. Read the Biswas sisters' Suta saree success story.

Suman Sukhija started Cordyceps mushroom cultivation in a single room and built a Rs 30 lakh annual business. Now, she inspires others by providing training in this lucrative farming practice.

Aastha Singh chose to leave her lucrative modelling and corporate career to focus on empowering farmers in Bihar. Her initiative, Gramshree Kisan, now provides assistance to thousands of farmers and has reached a turnover worth millions.

Housewife Suman Sukhija, who previously spent most of her time in the kitchen, decided to start a home-based business in 2018. After receiving training in mushroom cultivation from HAIC and Krishi Vikas Kendra, she now earns an annual income of 30 lakh rupees.

Meena Bindra turned an Rs 8,000 loan into an Rs 800 crore business empire, transforming her passion for sewing into 'Biba,' one of India’s largest ethnic wear brands.