A Theorical Study on Women Entrepreneur’s Development in India

This study offers a thorough analysis of the growth of female entrepreneurs in India, looking at their financial contributions, obstacles they encounter, and networks of support. In addition to making major contributions to a variety of industries, including technology, healthcare, education, and textiles, women entrepreneurs have become important forces behind economic growth, innovation, and social change. Even though they are becoming more and more prevalent, women entrepreneurs still face several challenges, such as inadequate networking opportunities, societal norms and gender biases, difficulty obtaining financing, and skill gaps. Through funding, mentoring, and training, government policies and programs, non-governmental organizations, and the business sector have all played a significant role in assisting women entrepreneurs. The literature offers noteworthy case studies and success tales of women who have built successful enterprises despite these obstacles. Nonetheless, there are still significant gaps in the literature, especially when it comes to sector-specific issues, regional inequities, and the intersections of gender and other socioeconomic factors. In order to empower women entrepreneurs and promote a more diverse and strong entrepreneurial ecosystem in India, it is imperative that these gaps be filled. This study emphasizes how crucial it is to keep up efforts to assist female entrepreneurs because they play a critical role in the social and economic advancement of the nation.