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The most interesting growth in many towns isn't on the stock market — it's in the high streets, kitchens and workshops run by women who decided to build something themselves.
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A new Sardar Patel University study covering 2016–2025 finds women now make up 48.1% of India's startup participation — a shift with real consequences for capital, credit and leadership.
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Most personal finance advice is either too vague to act on or too specific to your circumstances. Here's a calmer framework you can actually use.
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