women led businesses

Vandana Mehta struggled to find a healthy snack for her toddler daughter. So, she started Chocolat Corner, which has now broadened its range to millet snacks.

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.

At 21, Manipur’s Yangmila Zimik overcame societal stigma and financial challenges as a single mother, turning her entrepreneurial journey into a thriving food brand, 'Shirin Products'.

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

Faced with uncertainty after losing her job, Divya Tejaswi turned to a unique idea of handcrafted dolls.

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.

ISB’s I-WIN incubator programme has helped several woman entrepreneurs scale their businesses from the ground up. Not only does it give women the wings to make connections in the business world, but also helps with bridging several existing gaps. Here’s how it could benefit you too.