Women In Business  

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.

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

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.

Here's the inspiring journey of Lalita Patil, an entrepreneur from Thane, who turned her humble Rs 2,000 tiffin service into a flourishing Rs 1 crore enterprise.

This article celebrates the achievements of 10 of India's top women entrepreneurs who have made their mark in the business world. From Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to Ghazal Alagh, these women are an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.

Prerna Kalra, a resident of Meerut, quit her corporate job to establish 'Daalchini,' a vending machine startup. Overcoming challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, she built a Rs 100 crore business. 

Devita Saraf built a company worth Rs 3000 crore, becoming one of India's richest self-made women. Let's learn about her inspiring journey.

Meet Zoreen Kabani, who left her 13-year finance job to enter the fashion industry and started earning Rs 84 lakh a month. Let's know her success story.

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. 

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. 

Indra Nooyi served as the CEO of PepsiCo and is widely recognized as one of the world’s most influential women in business. In the year 1978, Kiran Mazumdar laid the foundation of the company with a small sum of Rs 1200. This was the first Indian company to manufacture enzymes. Arundhati Bhattacharya was a bank PO. She became the first woman Chairperson of State Bank of India.