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2016 Bihar hooch tragedy | Families of Khajurbanni convicts filled with dread

Life has come to a full stop, says wife of one of the nine sentenced to death in hooch tragedy case.

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2016 Bihar hooch tragedy | After death sentence, a pall of gloom in Khajurbanni

2016 Bihar hooch tragedy | After death sentence, a pall of gloom in Khajurbanni
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With business networks dominated by men, India s women entrepreneurs find themselves isolated

Mentorship, mutual support groups and training in managerial and technical skills can help women run businesses. Mar 05, 2021 · 09:30 pm Shabnam Batra (left) runs an organic food franchise and Sanam Devi runs a small general store. | Aman Kanojiya/ IndiaSpend When Mumbai fashion designer Ashwini Mhetre, 31, approached banks for loans to set up a business last February, the responses were riddled with gender clichés: “You are 30, what if you decide to give it up and get married?” and “If you get married, will you put the same effort as you would as a single person?” Kavneet Sahni, 40, faced similar scepticism when she was setting up her food consultancy in Gurugram eight years ago. She was faced with questions such as “Why not have more men in her team?” Or “How would you handle business if you have children?”

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Why women run fewer than 13% of India s small businesses

Why women run fewer than 13% of India’s small businesses Loan applications of female entrepreneurs are more likely to be delayed or rejected, studies show. Representational image. | Mansi Thapliyal/Reuters Software entrepreneur Niyati Chander, 30, ran into gender bias fairly early in her career. A Bengaluru-based management graduate, she had set up a software enterprise, a Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise with eight employees in June 2020. “I wanted to be in control of where I am going in life,” she said. From investors and government officials to real estate agents and even friends and former colleagues, Chander found that she was not being taken seriously. “People assume you do not know what you want,” she said. “When we were looking for office space, the emails from the landlord would go to my male co-founder though it was made clear that I am the main founder – it was assumed that the final call would be his.”

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Lack Of Mentoring, Networking Hold Back Women Entrepreneurs

Lack Of Mentoring, Networking Hold Back Women Entrepreneurs
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