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Start-Up Angels: Women entrepreneurs spearheading Mamaearth, MyGlamm, Nykaa & more transform India’s start-up landscape. BT Magazine’s The Point decodes their entrepreneurial journey in numbers.

BT MPW 2023: From gender inclusion, role models to 70-hour work week, pay parity and much more, watch Nandini Piramal, Falguni Nayar, Zia Mody, Kalpana Morparia as they share insights.

Among the trailblazers navigating this ever-evolving terrain are women who've shattered stereotypes, scaling heights in software development, data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and more.

Business Todays 19th edition of BT MPW awards event was held in Mumbai. Cisco Indias Daisy Chittilapilly, RBI MPC Member Ashima Goyal, Viacom18 Medias Jyoti Deshpande and Mahindra Last Mile Mobility Suman Mishra discussed how women can shatter glass ceilings at work. Watch this Business Today Visual Story to know more

Top women leaders from the country, right from Zia Mody of AZB & Partners, Swati Piramal of Piramal Group, and Arundhati Bhattacharya of Salesforce India, on Wednesday addressed gender gap in the workplace and ways to fix the

BT MPW 2022: Union Cabinet Minister for Women & Child Development and Minority Affairs Smriti Irani graced the Business Today Most Powerful Women In Business event in Mumbai on March 29 as the chief guest. During her session ‘Woman Power: Bringing in India’s Better Half’, Union Minister Smriti Irani talked about the power of women, what makes a woman powerful, politics and much more. Find out all about it in this Business Today Visual Story.

BT MPW Awards 2022: To honour women trailblazers and business leaders, the Business Today - Most Powerful Women In Business Awards 2022 awarded 55 women leaders and achievers in the 20th edition of the awards. Check out the winners, the different sessions at the prestigious annual confluence of women achievers, where Union Minister Smriti Irani was the chief guest.

This annual confluence of women achievers will also see prominent women leaders, start-up founders, professionals, and visionaries sharing insights on some of the most pertinent issues to strengthen women’s role and participation in the economic sphere.

Women put themselves last, whether it be about money management, career or personal aspirations, according to LXME founder Prithi Rathi Gupta.

Kamath had made substantial commitment to supporting women as leaders in the financial services business at all levels.