Women Entrepreneurship in India- a Facilitation of Financial Independence

Abstract

Wometi enirepreneurship, a facilitatioti of financial independence and decision making gives women power to transform themselves into leaders and entrepreneurs. Women can then provide jobs, be mentors and role models for other budding leaders. Education is muse for women to achieve financial independence. Over the past few years, India has shown a record growth in women entrepreneurship and more women are pursuing their career in this direction and continue to make notable headways in entrepreneurial landscape. At a global level, about 126 million women have started or are running their businesses and zohereas in India, there are about 8 million women have started or are running their businesses. About 37% of formal enterprises are owned by women around the globe, whereas 10% of formal enterprises in India are being operated by women. Women were seen as active member in forefront but also holding strong portfolios in public and private sectors. Women Entrepreneurship over years has changed drastically, the government support, policies and community support has widened multiple avenues for women to establish and sustain their ventures. This study aimed to analyse the issues and challenges, entrepreneurial support activities and policies as a facilitation of financial independence of women entrepreneurship in India by using secondary data.