WOMEN’S ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY IN INDIA

Abstract

India’s government has launched a variety of programs and policy that encourage the women entrepreneurship. Every year government announced the budget for entrepreneurship which is almost 1 billion with including other necessary facilities. (Huq&Moyeen, 2002). The government has adopted a few steps, including a distinct tax policy, a tax incentive, and a gift tax, all of which are part of the National Action Plan (NAP) for the advancement of women leaders. India Bank however has developed massive measures to strengthen women, like authorizing a loan with a 9% rate of interest. Several commercial and government sectors, as well as multiple Nongovernmental organizations such as Micro Industries Development Assistance and Services (MIDAS), different small Enterprise development support and advice agency, Basic Bank, commonly known as special bank, was established with the sole purpose of providing finance to small and cottage businesses, role of People's Republic of India tiny and cottage industries corporation (BSCIC), and others, have been recognized for encouraging entrepreneurship development . Different government banks lunched various efforts to boost women's equality ....