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🌟 Celebrating Self-Made Women Entrepreneurs of India! 🌟 Here’s a look at the incredible women shaping India’s business landscape, leading multi-crore ventures with sheer grit and vision: 💼 Trailblazers and Their Empires 1️⃣ Rajoshi Ghosh (Hasura) - ₹8,300 Cr: Revolutionizing app development. 2️⃣ Mabel Chacko (Open) - ₹8,300 Cr: Simplifying banking for businesses. 3️⃣ Ghazal Alagh (Mamaearth) - ₹8,164 Cr: Leading eco-conscious skincare. 4️⃣ Deena Jacob (Open) - ₹8,300 Cr: Breaking barriers in fintech. 5️⃣ Naiyya Saggi (MyGlamm) - ₹10,000 Cr: Redefining beauty and lifestyle. 6️⃣ Pramad Jandhyala (LatentView) - ₹10,241 Cr: Mastering analytics and insights. 7️⃣ Srividhya Srinivasan (Amagi) - ₹11,600 Cr: Innovating cloud broadcasting. 8️⃣ Ruchi Deepak (ACKO) - ₹12,600 Cr: Simplifying insurance. 9️⃣ Kavitha Subramanian (Upstox) - ₹28,200 Cr: Democratizing stock trading. 🔟 Ruchi Kalra (OfBusiness) - ₹41,600 Cr: Empowering SMEs with financing. 1️⃣1️⃣ Neha Bansal (Lenskart) - ₹41,800 Cr: Redefining eyewear. 1️⃣2️⃣ Falguni Nayar (Nykaa) - ₹48,546 Cr: The queen of beauty e-commerce. ✨ These women prove the sky’s the limit when passion meets purpose. 💬 Who inspires you most? Let us know below! 👉 Follow us for more stories of innovation and success!
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