A theoretical assessment of Problems Faced by Women Entrepreneurs (in micro industry): A study of Indian scenario

Fatima Bilgrami; Harsh Purohit; Vimlesh Tanwar

doi:10.55938/ijgasr.v1i4.31

Authors

Fatima Bilgrami Banasthali University
Harsh Purohit Banasthali University https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2419-0972
Vimlesh Tanwar Banasthali University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55938/ijgasr.v1i4.31

Keywords:

Women Entrepreneurship, Decision-making, Financial Empowered, Challenges

Abstract

Even though women make up over half of the population, female involvement in and promotion of activities connected to entrepreneurship is very limited in India. women play a vital role in the growth of society, their dreams to start their own businesses have not been effectively tapped owing to the carelessness of many parts of society, government institutions, and non-government organisations. Prior to, during, and after the process of starting their business, female entrepreneurs confront problems connected to gender prejudice as well as financial obstacles. The current study that is being conducted will try to evaluate and identify the various available opportunities and challenges that are being faced by women entrepreneurs while managing their enterprise. This evaluation and identification will take place as part of the current study that is being conducted. The primary objective of this research is to determine the status of female business owners in India, more especially in the garment industry, with a concentration on the state of Telangana. It is essential to do an analysis of the policies that are now being made accessible to female business owners by both the national government and the individual Indian states. The researcher intends to investigate whether the current policies are sufficient, and whether or not they even help to the growth and extension of the current position of women entrepreneurs in India. The anticipated result of the investigation that is now being carried out is going to be contributing to the growth of the modern entrepreneurial ecosystem in India.

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