Gopi Karelia

This International Women's Day we celebrate women entrepreneurs who have developed their ventures from scratch and taken them to new heights

Gujarat-based couple Himanshu and Tanvi Patel run Svadya, which sells organic and raw honey, for which they practice beekeeping. This also serves as an alternative to the use of chemicals on their farm.

Krishnan Mahadevan runs Iyer Idly in Bengaluru with his mother Uma. Established by his father in 2001, it sold only idli and chutney for almost two decades.

Earning enough to support her family and fund her studies, Neelofar Jaan of Gangoo village in Kashmir’s Pulwama district lists five easy steps to grow button mushrooms at home.

Want to explore India on a budget? Chandigarh-born lawyer Shvangi Sharma shares how she travelled across India without leaving her job.

Sayomdeb Mukherjee has a rare genetic disorder called Dopamine-responsive dystonia (DRD) that was discovered 15 years after he was born. But that didn’t stop him from achieving his dreams.

Yogesh and Aruna Joshi are proud owners of Rapid Organic, an organic brand that has its presence across India. Through contractual farming, it is helping thousands of farmers earn more.

To make sure that no tree was cut down to build his dream home, Udaipur businessman Kul Pradeep Singh built a home atop a 40-foot mango tree. He’s even found a mention in the Limca Book of Records.

At 22, IAS officer Anju Sharma cracked UPSC in her very first attempt, proving that failures are only stepping stones to success.

Entrepreneur Popularises Bastar’s Mahua as Healthy Snacks, Employs 350 Rural Women