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  • A Case Study on Women Entrepreneurs, Women Artisans and Handicrafts: AllThatGrass 
    Smrutirekha; Sahoo, Priti Ranjan; Chatterjee, Mou (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    Entrepreneurship is gaining momentum gradually due to globalization incorporating itself in the market. Women entrepreneurship is also growing and giving an outstanding performance with time and experience. Any endeavor ...
  • The Exploration of Female Students towards Hotel Entrepreneurship 
    Patel, Vinod Kumar; Bargal, Hitendra; Bargal, Priyanka (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    As we all know, if we want to grow a tree, we have to sow a seed and nurture that seed well. Therefore, this study is focused on female student attitude towards entrepreneurship. We have asked the questions, recorded them, ...
  • Factors Affecting the Performance of Women Entrepreneurs in Malwa Region of Punjab, India 
    Kaur, Mamandeep; Verma, Jainendra Kumar (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    Women entrepreneurs play a very important role in the economic development of any economy like developed and developing nations. The present study is investigating those factors that have significant impact on the performance ...
  • Gender Bias and Stereotyping in Police: Social and Psychological Aspects 
    Patel, Poonam; Mishra, Dolly (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    The most sought-after topic now-a-days is Women Empowerment. The word defines itself loud and clear. Despite the initiatives taken to empower women in their respective fields, the weight of gender biasness and stereotyping ...
  • Knowledge Potential and Cost of Entrepreneur Teams in India 
    Rajan, Sreenivas (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    In this paper I argue about the knowledge potential (Samuelson and Nordhaus, 2001) of teams of entrepreneurs (Chowdhury 2005; Shah, Agarwal and Echambadi, 2019) with different skills and the resulting competitive advantage ...
  • Marketing Cultural Stereotypes – Challenges to Women Entrepreneurs 
    Jaffer, Naseer Mohamed; S P, Lakshmi; Nigam, Aishanya (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    Given the enduring sexism in mass media and advertising, the challenges of culture-based and gender-based stereotypes in marketing and advertising under patriarchy, to women entrepreneurs are discussed in this paper. Female ...
  • Supporting Women Entrepreneurs “Differently”: A Policy Perspective on Women Entrepreneurship 
    Sodhi, Simran; Mitra, Baishali; Dwivedi, Amit Kumar (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    Women and female mean same to large group of people in our society. Few are aware of the immense gap in these two words. Where female defines the biological sex of a human, women is a gender defined as per the psychological, ...
  • Triple Talaq – A Gender-Based Violence/Biasness: In Lieu of Quran and Triple Talaq Act 2019 
    Dewangan, Aakriti; Yadav, Archana (Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, 2022-02-24)
    Gender based violence or biasness refers to any kind of physical, sexual or psychological impairment. One of the such psychological harm meted out to the Muslim women of Bharat by means of Triple Talaq. This instant form ...

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