Skip to main content

Profitable Business Ideas for Women Entrepreneurs



          BY   DIVAKAR KUMAR PANDAY

With feminism picking up fast in the Indian society, one thing is certain. Women are no longer satisfied being just homemakers. Time and again, they have proved themselves to be at par with men in every walk of life. Besides, women have always known to be excellent at multi-tasking, a skill they silently display in their daily lives, be it managing the kitchen, taking care of their husbands and parents, looking after the kids or maintaining relationships with friends and family, they ace it all at the same time! So, it is only natural that in today’s day and age, they no longer want to limit themselves to household duties.

With today’s advancement in technology, there are multiple Small Business Ideas for Women that they can explore. This will not just boost their confidence and give them much needed financial freedom, it can potentially boost the country’s economy as well because women are an equal part of a country’s population, not just in terms of numbers, but talent as well! Now let us jump into these business ideas

1) Fashion and Jewellery design

2) Day care services

3) Catering or Bakery business

4) Tuition Classes

5) Freelance writing

6) Book keeping

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

FOUNDER OF INSTAGRAM KEVIN SYSTROM ..

        BY    DIVAKAR KUMAR PANDAY     Kevin Systrom  ( born  December 30, 1983) is an American computer programmer and entrepreneur. He co‑founded Instagram, the world's largest photo sharing website, along with Mike Krieger. ... Under  Systrom  as CEO, Instagram became a fast growing app, with 800 million monthly users as of September 2017. Kevin Systrom is the co-founder of the latest social networking buzz ‘Instagram’. Like most of the children, he too was much interested in video games and even developed different levels while playing the game ‘Doom 2’. Eventually, he cultivated an affinity towards programming and even as a student, he progressed as a programmer. He was capable enough to be selected for the ‘Mayfield Fellows Program’ and this enhanced his skills related to technology. He did a bachelor’s degree in management science and engineering, and embarked on a career which was to impact the social networkin...

Reliance launches e-commerce platform JioMart across several cities

           BY   DIVAKAR KUMAR PANDAY     Reliance has finally launched its e-commerce portal JioMart for several cities across India after running a pilot for limited pin codes in Mumbai, a move that is set to change the current positioning of the online grocery delivery service in India which is currently dominated by Bigbasket and Grofers. The service is live across Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Delhi, Bengaluru, Jaipur, Trivandrum and some tier II cities as well. During the pilot, JioMart was working with a WhatsApp business account. The JioMart website has listed essential grocery items as well as farm produce. The fruits and vegetables will be directly sourced from farmers that have collaborated with the brand. So technically, it would also compete with micro delivery platforms such as Swiggy’s Suprdaily, BBDaily and Milkbasket, and also farm to fork businesses including Ninjacart and Crofarm. The  platform ...

Nearly 2,000 e-contents uploaded to Magadh University website: VC

          BY  DIVAKAR KUMAR PANDAY. Ever since the introduction of online teaching in Magadh University in mid-April, nearly 2000 e-contents have been uploaded to the university website, says vice chancellor Prof Rajendra Prasad and fresh uploads are being made for the benefit of students. The good thing, according to the VC was that students of other universities too can benefit from the study material available on the MU website. The colleges too have been directed to provide links of their online teaching programmes on their respective websites. “Conceding that online teaching cannot be a substitute to classroom interactions,” the VC said that the university has to adapt itself to the post-covid realities. E-learning was here to stay post Covid as well in the form of supplement to class room teaching, said Prof Rajendra Prasad. Whereas the performance of PG departments and constituent colleges have been satisfactory in the field of online teaching, the s...