Gowri Thyagarajan Mukherjee jumped at the chance to start a business, a secret wish she always had, and made financing more inclusive

“Mrs. Bindra”, married at the age of 20, was a regular “navy wife” for most part of her life, but at the ripe age of 40 – when the kids were all grown up, and she had nothing to do – she decided to start selling “simple cotton printed suits” from home with no formal training or experience.

This internet-Goddess – who, interestingly enough, started out as a backup-dancer and even appeared in Sukhbir’s iconic Taare Gin Gin music video – started blogging in 2007 when no one had even heard of the term.

Watch her magical journey as she struggled to decipher tricks that no one was willing to teach her, and turn them into award-winning acts.

Coder-in-chief Manisha Raisinghani, Founder of Loginext, has created an algorithm that forms the best possible trips for delivery executives.

Vinita Gupta’s persistence and foresight has made Lupin a force to reckon with in the global generics space

Supriya Roy, one of Kolkata’s favourite bakers, found that a successful business is like a perfect pastry – with many layers and requiring hours of patient sifting

Srividya Kannan never liked an easy win, and so she ditched a top job to convince large enterprises to trust their future-readiness on a small start-up

The quiet Sairee Chahal hides a will of steel, which is transforming womens’ lives in India

Rashmi Daga’s astute business sense and her all-time love for cooking is the secret sauce in FreshMenu’s success