women entrepreneurs

From baby towels to nappies, 78-year-old Krishnaveni Bangara stitches everything a newborn needs with care and love. Her business, Kitty’s Care, began 24 years ago, sparked by the birth of her granddaughter, and continues to thrive today.

From goat rearing to tailoring, these women have brilliant ideas. All they need is an investment for their dreams to scale. Donate Rs 500 or more to help create the entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

Once a humble hobby, crochet has now gone viral! Here are seven inspiring women who have woven their dreams into reality with crochet.

Anusha, Shashi, and Guneet founded Bohemian Adventures to make trekking inclusive, and have taken people with disabilities on trips across the world.

Manjusha Javier loved stitching when she was young. So when she lost her job, she turned to her sewing machine once more. Today, her dream 'Tohfa' is earning her lakhs.

Here's how Rajasthan's Ahana Gautam built 'Open Secret' into a multi-crore healthy snacks business.

Manjusha Javier loved stitching when she was young. So when she lost her job she turned to her sewing machine once more. Today, her dream 'Tohfa' is earning her lakhs. Here's a roadmap to how she did it.

Dr Kalpana Sankar, a nuclear physicist turned social reformer, co-founded Hand in Hand India, an NGO empowering 2.2 million women, eradicating child labour, and creating 1.5 million jobs.

IAS Sakshi Sawhney launched the Future Tycoons Challenge to promote entrepreneurship among marginalised communities in rural Punjab. The initiative mirrors the reality TV show Shark Tank where rural women, persons with disabilities, and students pitch stories and win cash prizes.

Here are five women changemakers of India who headed to remote areas to uplift communities.