Role of Women Empowerment in Business of India

Trapti Bala Jakhetiya¹

Section:Review Paper, Product Type: Isroset-Journal
Vol.1 , Issue.1 , pp.1-5, Dec-2015

Online published on Dec 09, 2015

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Abstract :
This paper presents the role of women in developing & expansions of business. Women constitute approximately 50% of total population in the world. They are the important part of the society such as the men. Women leaders are assertive, persuasive & willing to take risks. Their role in Indian economy & business is increased by day to day. They easily managed to survive & succeed to set a milestone with their knowledge, skills, hard work, diligence & potentialities. This paper including an examination of the level of change in women power, history, technical study, time & motion study, statistical data & graphical representation. In this conceptual study conclusion that women play an important role in business development & economic progress of India. They show their power & strength in the globalization world and overcome from their threats. The aim of this paper is studies the existing research data and serves as a framework for future study.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Business Development, Women Empowerment

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