Challenges and Perspectives of Women Entrepreneurship in India

Women Entrepreneurship is considered by numerous analysts as an up and coming wonder of the 21st century, particularly in creating nations. Owing to its economic and social significance, research in the recent past has concentrated on examining its driving forces and accomplishments. Additionally, scholars have identified various perspectives on entrepreneurship in various societies and cultures and have advocated for more research. In this context, the primary goal of the study was to evaluate the motivators, obstacles, and viewpoints of women entrepreneurs in the context of post-communist nations. The results of the study show that while the percentage of women entrepreneurs who believe their gender has positively impacted the growth of their company and the percentage of women who feel discriminated against are not significantly different, there is a positively significant difference when it comes to the percentage of women entrepreneurs who have received support from their partners and families as well as those who have inherited a family legacy. Particular focus is given to the various aspects of entrepreneurship development that affect women. Our study examines new theoretical and empirical aspects of entrepreneurship, the effects of shifting business conditions on women's perspectives on entrepreneurship, and obstacles in women's entrepreneurship.