A Study On Problems Of Women Entrepreneurs In Business Start

Due to deeply rooted customs and a historically male-dominated social environment, it is difficult for Indian women to gain the same rights and functions as men. In India, women's entrepreneurship is becoming more significant as a result of monetary liberalisation and globalisation. The scope for women's financial empowerment has been expanded by the institutional and policy framework for developing entrepreneurial skills, providing vocational education, and providing educational opportunities. Women only make up about one-third of the financial institutions, nevertheless. The extended academic success of women and the various aspirations for a better life caused the social fabric of Indian society to change, necessitating a change in the way Indian women lived their lives. This study delineates the idea of female marketers and looks into several issues. The material provided by us is presented within a conceptual framework.