Women are actively securing their influence and presence across a variety of fields. They understand their legal rights, control their futures, and take charge of their lives. Their voices and choices are now supported by equal opportunities across all societal spheres. Women's decisions are respected and considered impartial. Indian women break barriers and excel indescribably, regardless of their age or social expectations. On the international stage, they consistently shine and exhibit unparalleled prowess. Women entrepreneurs and leaders are reshaping society and dominating previously male-dominated fields. Their unwavering spirit transforms conventions and leaves a lasting impression on the world. Womenentrepreneurindia.com highlighted these accomplished women's inspiring stories this week, highlighting their leadership, entrepreneurship, and significant contributions to the workforce, demonstrating the remarkable power and influence of women.
FSSAI creates new Provisions to support Women & Transgender Entrepreneurs in Food industry
The Food Safety & Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has created a new provision on the food safety compliance system (FoSCoS) portal to encourage women and transgender people to work in the food industry. They will be recognized as "special category" individuals to facilitate quicker license processing.
Female Participation Doubles in Frontline Job Demand
According to the Better Places Frontline Index Report, the demand for frontline jobs in India decreased by 17.5 per cent in FY23, with 6.6 million jobs created as opposed to 8 million in FY22.
Between FY22 and FY23, the percentage of women working in front-line positions increased from 3 per cent to 6 per cent. The report also focuses on salary trends and the shifting nature of the industries that employ front-line workers.
President Murmu Inspires 2021 Batch of IAS Officers Towards Inclusive Development
President Droupadi Murmu addressed a gathering of 182 IAS officers from the 2021 batch, imparting valuable insights and inspiration for their service to the nation. The occasion was an interaction at the Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre, where the President emphasized that their role transcended mere career ambitions, framing it as a mission dedicated to the betterment of India.
Shriya Saran launches HSW's 5G Embroidery Machine at Star-Studded Event
HSW Embroidery Machine, a renowned name in computerized single-head embroidery machines, recently launched the highly-anticipated HSW 5G Embroidery Machine in a glittering event that saw the presence of renowned celebrities and esteemed dignitaries. Indian actress Shriya Saran took centre stage to unveil this technological marvel at a star-studded launch event held at Le Meridien in Hyderabad.
Indian Athletes Shine with Gold & Silver Wins at Asian Games 2023 on Day 4
Indian athletes continued to shine at the Asian Games 2023, adding more medals to the country's tally on Day 4 of the competition. The trio of Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh, and Rhythm Sangwan secured India's fourth gold medal in the Women's 25m Pistol Team event, showcasing their exceptional shooting skills. Their outstanding performance resulted in an overall score of 1759 points, solidifying India's dominance in shooting.
Samosa Singh Launches Its First QSR in Mumbai Continuing Its Snack Empire Expansion
Samosa Singh, a renowned name in the Indian snacking industry, has just reached a major milestone by opening its first Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) in the bustling city of Mumbai. This development not only marks a significant achievement for the company but also solidifies its position as a leading player in the snack industry.
President Murmu emphasizes the Importance of a Judiciary that Values Women
The President of India, Draupadi Murmu mentioned that the increase in representation of women in the legal system would be in the interest of the Judiciary while speaking at the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Madhya Pradesh High Court's Annexe Building on Wednesday. President Murmu stated that there are roughly 9 per cent of female judges on the Supreme Court and 14 per cent of female judges on the High Court. She said that since women naturally have a sense of justice, they should be properly represented in the judicial system.
The empowering of women in India is a crucial factor, she continued referring to the recently passed Constitution Bill 2023 in the Parliament which grants one-third reservation to women in the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies.
