There was a time, not many decades ago when across villages and towns, women were primarily known as homemakers. They had clearly refined roles which involved managing homes and raising families. Fast-forward to today, where the arena of entrepreneurship is brimming with confident women, managing businesses, building brands and creating jobs. Whether it’s small-scale home ventures or multi-crore start-ups, Indian women are boldly stepping into the world of business. Women entrepreneurs in India are no longer the exception—they are the norm. The Rise of Women-Led Start-ups Remember Falguni Nayar, who started Nykaa at the age of 50 and turned it into a beauty empire? Or Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, a pioneer in biotechnology and the force behind Biocon? These aren’t just examples of successful businesswomen; they are inspirations that prove that passion, purpose, and perseverance are not confined to gender. It’s not just the huge brands. Across India, there has been a…