Women Entrepreneurship Day 2022: Celebrating Indian Female Entrepreneurs Who Made It Big In The Industry

Every year, November 19 is celebrated as Women Entrepreneurship Day to celebrate the women who are building successful enterprises in a variety of fields today, such as beauty, fashion, technology etc

Women Entrepreneurship Day: Celebrating Indian Female Entrepreneurs Who Made It Big In The Industry

The Moms Co., founded by Malika Sadani, is a prominent domestic brand for toxin-free, natural, and efficient goods for pre and postnatal care, babies, and customers seeking personal care solutions. With The Moms Co., she aims to aid mothers in making wise decisions for themselves and their loved ones. (Image Source: Twitter)

VLCC, a well-known brand in the beauty, health, and fitness industries, was founded by Vandana Luthra. She started out modestly with a beauty and slimming services centre in New Delhi that offered cutting-edge skin and hair treatments along with weight control programmes. She is one of the most successful businesswomen in India and has been included in Fortune magazine's annual list of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business in India for six years in a row, from 2011 to 2016. (Image Source: Twitter)

One of the first women's social shopping websites, LimeRoad, was started by Suchi Mukherjee and is presently one of the most well-known shopping sites in India. She sought to establish South East Asia's biggest women-only market. Due to her contributions to advancing business and understanding consumer technologies, she has received numerous accolades, which included, being chosen as the top "Rising Talent- global leaders under 40" in 2011 by the Global Women's Forum. (Image Source: Twitter)

Falguni Nayar is one of the most successful women business owners in India, who founded the Nykaa beauty products retailer in the country. She abruptly announced her retirement from Kotak Mahindra after 20 years of service as a venture investor and merchant to pursue her ambition. Nykaa includes more than 850 brands, as well as rich content including videos, blogs, and active social media involvement. Nykaa has also opened 35 physical stores in addition to operating a profitable online business. (Image Source: Instagram)

Richa Kar, founder of Zivame, started this venture after realising that women who buy lingerie online needed assistance and that there was no company to provide it. Yes, she did encounter a number of hurdles,  t he primary one being, the social taboo with lingerie, but she persevered despite it all. Everything from integrating a payment method to finding office space proved to be a monumental endeavour. She is currently motivated by the drive to abolish the taboos around intimate clothing and she believes that with lingerie, the fit is the most important. (Image Source: Instagram)