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Pranjali Awasthi's extraordinary journey serves as an inspiring story of youth defying age-related stereotypes. Her accomplishments in academics, tech entrepreneurship, and neuroscience make her a young prodigy to watch.

Sarla Ahuja's vision and Shahi Exports' success - empowering women and sustainability in apparel.

Meet Aliza Hasan, Jaunpur's trailblazing modest hijabi influencer, breaking stereotypes and inspiring many.

Charlotte Crosby says she doesn't feel bad about not being able to be with her child as much as she would like.

Sarah has been a Christian since she was eight years old. Her life seemed very carefree and innocent until her bipolar disorder diagnosis

These female entrepreneurs are using technology to assist craftsmen and weavers throughout India in finding a sustainable income and market for their goods.

Carat Crush, based in Mumbai, boasts over 100 designs, including layered chains, lockets of angel wings, and mangalsutras. The direct-to-consumer firm's products have been seen on Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhatt, Ananya Pandey, and Sara Ali Khan. Carat Crush's physical and internet platforms each contribute 50% of sales. Melorra, located in Bengaluru, is another business targeting a similar market–daily wear gold jewellery. Both were founded in the same year and cater to working women. Indian internet jewelry business expected to expand to $3.7 billion by 2025.

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