Examples Of Women Entrepreneurs In India

Learn essential tips to become a successful freelancer in India, thrive in the freelance market, and earn from the comfort of your home.   Imagine waking up every morning, brewing your favourite coffee, and starting work from the comfort of your home, ditching the 9-5 job. Sounds like a dream, right? If you have been ...

Discover how Indian women can become successful social media influencers, monetise their influence, and make a meaningful impact with these expert tips.   In today’s digital age, the charm of becoming a social media influencer is undeniable. From fashion and lifestyle to cooking and finance, influencers can shape opinions, inspire, and, yes, even make a ...

People start hosting on Airbnb for many reasons, such as to earn money, put empty rooms to use and meet people from around the world. “There was a time when I was not sure how I would manage all the expenses after leaving my teaching job. Starting my journey as a Host on Airbnb helped ...

Discover how embracing diversity and inclusion can benefit businesses and the economy—an in-depth look at the future of business and the role of women in driving growth and innovation. In today’s business world, embracing diversity and inclusion has become crucial for companies to thrive. In India, women have traditionally been underrepresented in the workforce, and ...

Looking for a free digital training and mentorship program? Join the WomenWill program by Google on SHEROES available online for women to learn business skills. The pandemic has revolutionized the world of digital technology. More and more businesses are flourishing online, opening endless possibilities for many women micro-entrepreneurs. The WomenWill program provides free access to ...

Naaree interviewed Neha Kanodia, Founder of the GoGaga Dating App, to learn about her startup journey and the lessons she has learned from it.

Naaree interviewed entrepreneur, Suma E. P. of Niswey about the lessons she learned from her journey as a female founder and her personal branding activities.

Kavea R Chavali, award-winning Anchor and Co-founder of Kalaneca Uppada Sarees tells Naaree what inspires her and offers tips for entrepreneurship.

Sumati Parmar, co-founder of Bharatsthali - a conscious and contemporary approach to get handloom sarees to your doorstep - shares her startup experience with us.

Minal Anand is a young enthusiastic millennial entrepreneur and founder of GuruQ, a unique digital integrated platform that connects tutors and students with ease.