NEW DELHI: Swiggy (NSE: SWIGGY/BSE: 544285), India’s pioneering on-demand convenience platform, today organized the 2026 edition of ‘She The Change’. This flagship initiative, with the tagline ‘From Vision to Venture’, is aimed at celebrating women who are redefining India’s culinary and business landscape. Organized ahead of International Women’s Day, the event was attended by prominent women restaurateurs, chefs, and F&B leaders from across the country. Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hon’ble Minister of Tourism & Culture, Government of India, was the Chief Guest at the event.

The Chief Guest, Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, along with Sriharsha Majety, Co-Founder, MD, and Group CEO, Swiggy, felicitated 28 women from the F&B industry across 2 categories- Entrepreneur of the Year and Chef of the Year. These awards recognized their contributions to culinary innovation and business success. Some of the winners of the Entrepreneur of the Year award included Aditi Dugar (Masque), Akshaya Murali (Geetham Veg Restaurant),  Anisha Saini (Mrs. Kaur), Alina Alam (Mitti Cafe), Deepika Sethi (Ikk Punjab), Divya Parwani (Pind), Jaya & Poonam Tulsiani (Bassera), Lipsa Satapathy & Tamasa Mishra (VDumpling Dynasty), Mahek Sugandh (Cacao Springs & The Binge Chocolates), Niharika Shashi Kheria (Moi- The Dessert Studio), Payal Pathak (Simply Salad), Saloni Kukreja (Indu Ice Cream), Shivanie Mirchandani (Minus 30), Suchali Jain (Suchali’s Artisan Bakehouse), Sridevi Jasti (Vibrant Living), Shreya Senapati (Spicy Signature), Toral Sanghavi & Sarah Jacob Nair (Nair on Fire),  amongst others. The top Chefs honored at the event included Aahana Gaur (Sous Chef at The Westin Mumbai Garden City), Amrita Kaur (Holistic Gourmet Chef), Hanisha Singh, Richa Johri (UNICO), Tanvi Arora (Tanviz Dream Oven), and Tarannum Sehgal (Espressos AnyDay).

This curated gathering of the pioneers, the disruptors, and the visionaries from India’s food industry reinforces Swiggy’s commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs in the F&B industry. Swiggy has 70,000 women-run restaurants on its platform. As per Swiggy’s internal estimates, these entrepreneurs are generating close to 4,20,000 jobs, as each restaurant employs an average of 6 direct employees.

In his speech, Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hon’ble Minister of Tourism & Culture, Government of India, said, “Women-led businesses are vital to India’s growth, and it is inspiring to see them flourishing in diverse industries beyond just the major cities. Organizations that partner with and empower women entrepreneurs are essential for inclusive economic development. For over 12 years, Swiggy has made significant strides in promoting women’s entrepreneurship across the country. Initiatives like ‘She The Change’ celebrate their success, inspiring a new generation of women to pursue entrepreneurship.”

Rohit Kapoor, CEO, Swiggy Food Marketplace, added, “She The Change is our flagship initiative aimed at celebrating the journey and success of women in the food ecosystem who are shaping the future of India’s culinary scene. Their stories of resilience, creativity, and leadership are truly inspiring. As a platform, we are committed to supporting women entrepreneurs in their growth journeys.”

The event also included a star-studded panel discussion on the topic “Leading with Flavor”. The panelists included Samiksha Pednekar (Backbay), Saloni Kukreja (Indu Ice cream), Amrita Kaur (Holistic Gourmet), and Sridevi Jasti (Vibrant Living). The panel was moderated by Rocky Singh, a renowned food blogger and anchor. The panelists discussed various tenets around building a business, including how they started out, their journey, and what worked for them. In addition to this, they discussed the various changes in the Indian food industry over the last few years, the funding challenge, fads or trends in the market, and how they leverage them, as well as the future of the food industry and how they would like to influence the Indian food scene in the future.

To support the continued growth of entrepreneurs and chefs, Swiggy is enabling access to a 3-month Gen AI trial pack for all 50 winners and attendees, so they can explore AI-driven tools to enhance business operations, insights, and storytelling.

With each edition, #SheTheChange continues to strengthen its role as a platform that not only honors excellence but also encourages deeper conversations about women’s leadership in India’s rapidly growing food and restaurant industry.  In 2024, the inaugural edition of ‘She The Change’ commemorated nearly a decade of Swiggy working with women entrepreneurs and put a spotlight on both budding and established women entrepreneurs in the Food & Beverage (F&B) industry. Some of the winners from the last edition include Roma Sinha, Oriental Spice; Aparna Andrews, Biryani Blues; Alpa Bhatt, Aarambh Kitchen; Debjani Sahu, Garam Masala; RJ Vishnupriya, Kai Manam; Kakileti Pallavi, Hyggee Multicuisine Restaurant, amongst others.

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The large-scale awards ceremony recognised entrepreneurs who have built sustainable and revenue-generating businesses, reflecting the growing economic influence of regional entrepreneurs in India’s business landscape.

Awards were presented across multiple achievement categories, including Hall of Fame, Udyami Lakhpati, Udyami Dashlakhpati, Udyami Crorepati, Udyami Warrior, and Udyami Game Changer. Dr Omkaar Hari Maali and Mrs Aakankssha Omkaar Maali presented the Awards. 

A major highlight of the evening was the Crorepati Felicitation Ceremony, celebrating entrepreneurs who have successfully crossed significant revenue benchmarks, symbolising the emergence of a new generation of Marathi wealth creators.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Omkaar Hari Maali emphasised the importance of entrepreneurship as a vehicle for economic empowerment and employment generation.

“Entrepreneurship is no longer limited to metropolitan cities. Today, entrepreneurs from towns and districts across Maharashtra are building global businesses and contributing meaningfully to the nation’s economy. I am so proud of all the entrepreneurs who have built businesses ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹50 crore in turnover — many of them, starting with zero prior experience,” he said.

Adding industry perspective to the event, Mr. Hanmantrao Gaikwad, Chairman and Managing Director of BVG Group, attended as the Special Speaker and shared insights on enterprise growth and nation-building through entrepreneurship.

The event also marked several key announcements, including the launch of 24 chapters of the Federation of Marathi Entrepreneurs, aimed at building a structured statewide entrepreneurial ecosystem. The platform further unveiled Maharashtra Connect, an initiative designed to enable collaboration, mentorship, and market access for emerging business owners.

Dr Omkaar Hari Maali also launched his upcoming book Marathi te Millionaire, featuring 51 entrepreneurial success stories, in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Hanmantrao Gaikwad, his parents, and senior leaders of Udyami Maharashtra, including co-founder Mrs. Aakankssha Omkaar Maali, CEO Mrs. Dolly Ritesh Dave, and CTO Mr. Shivam Thakur.

The event was also marked by another important announcement — the unveiling of a new movie banner that highlights the movement’s expanding focus on education, inspiration, and storytelling within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Building an Entrepreneurial Movement

​​Dr. Omkaar Hari Maali founded Udyami Maharashtra in 2020, a movement focused on empowering Marathi entrepreneurs in the import-export sector. Since then, the initiative has trained over 10,000 youth, enabling many to establish businesses across Maharashtra and international markets, including Dubai, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.

Beyond training, the movement supports entrepreneurs in setting up export businesses with mentorship and operational guidance, while also conducting vocational programs for women and export training for manufacturing units across the state. Its initiatives have strengthened market access for farmers and small businesses, facilitated exports generating significant economic value, and led to the establishment of India’s first import-export cooperative society.

Guided by the inclusive principle of “To Feed All,” inspired by the vision of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Dr. Maali continues to promote entrepreneurship as a pathway to economic self-reliance across Maharashtra.

The UDYAMI Awards have emerged as a prominent platform recognising business achievement within Maharashtra’s regional entrepreneurial ecosystem while encouraging first-generation entrepreneurs to scale sustainable enterprises.

In Dr. Omkaar Hari Maali’s words, “Our identity is not defined by words, but by the success of the entrepreneurs we have built!”

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HYDERABAD: As the world celebrates Women Entrepreneurship Day, Hyderabad continues to emerge as a city where women-led small businesses are bringing fresh ideas, purpose-led innovation, and consumer-first thinking to digital commerce. From nutritious baby food to sustainable household products, women entrepreneurs here are using Amazon as a platform to scale their ideas and reach customers across the country.

Telangana continues to strengthen its position as a fast-growing digital commerce hub, with more than 57,000 sellers operating on Amazon from across the state. The ecosystem also includes over 18,000 Local Shops in Telangana on Amazon, enabling neighborhood stores to expand their reach beyond their immediate communities and serve customers nationwide.

Gaurav Bhatnagar, Director, Sales, Amazon India, said: “At Amazon, we’re humbled to play a part in empowering women-led brands that are turning their ideas into sustainable, high-growth businesses. This Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, we celebrate the sellers who are using Amazon’s digital tools, training, and marketplace programs to make online selling more lucrative than ever. As more women embrace the digital economy, we remain committed to supporting their journeys by helping them scale, reach customers nationwide, and unlock the full potential of their businesses.”

Among Hyderabad’s most inspiring stories is Harshi’s, founder of Rorosaur, a brand built around the idea that nutritious and convenient baby food should be easily accessible for Indian parents. A computer science engineer and Wharton MBA, Harshi spent years observing how Indian families struggled with preparing multiple meals a day for infants while still wanting nutrient-rich, digestible food. Despite India’s rapid development, she realized the country lacked ready-to-eat, wholesome baby food options — especially those rooted in Indian dietary traditions.

“Nutrition has been at the centre of everything from day one,” Harshi says. Named after “roro,” meaning brain, the brand reflects her belief that 80–90% of a baby’s brain development happens before age two. Rorosaur’s flagship products are the World’s first grain-based ready-to-eat purees — inspired by what Indian households truly feed their babies, such as khichdi, ragi porridge, and sattu maavu. Using only natural ingredients and no synthetics, the brand focuses on easy-to-digest formulations that solve the common discomfort babies face with complex carbohydrates. Over time, Rorosaur has also expanded into porridge powders and Yogurt-based snacks designed for nutrition, digestibility, and convenience.

Harshi credits Amazon for playing a pivotal role in Rorosaur’s early growth. Just a few months after onboarding, Amazon’s Launchpad team helped her optimize listings, understand customer behavior, and adopt the right offers for scale. The IXD supply-chain program also helped streamline her logistics by centralizing dispatches through a single facility. “I’m not from an e-commerce background, so that early support really helped us get the kickstart we needed,” she says. “Today, Amazon is the most important marketplace for us, and we’re excited to deepen this relationship going forward.”

Stories like Harshi’s highlight a larger shift taking place in Hyderabad — where women are building purpose-driven businesses that reflect both modern aspirations and local needs. Supported by digital tools and a fast-growing entrepreneurial culture, they are shaping what the future of consumer innovation looks like.

On Women Entrepreneurship Day, their journeys stand as a reminder that empowerment in Hyderabad is being built in kitchens, home offices, and small production units — one thoughtful idea at a time.

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• Strengthen Pune’s creator ecosystem
• Open doors for collaboration among brands, creators & entrepreneurs
• Provide insights from leading industry voices
• Educate & inspire the next generation of digital talent
• Highlight Pune as a rising cultural hub for creators

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The press conference was held at the auditorium of the Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Institute of Training and Human Development, located at the Gopal-Ganesh Complex, Agarkar Road, Pune. The official announcement of the exhibition was made during the press conference by renowned entrepreneur and former President of CREDAI National, Satish Magar.


Former MEA President Arun Nimhan, Secretary Rajesh Kurhade, Sai Bahirat Patil, Nitin Bhosale, Sagar Tupe, Mahesh Bhagwat, Vijay Gaware, Tejas Charwad, Ashram Kale, Aniket Holude, Sayali Kale, and other dignitaries were also present.  

While sharing more information about the exp,o Vikram Gaikwad said, “The Maratha Entrepreneur Association has been working for the last 14 years to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem within the Maratha community. To continue this mission, the MEA International Business Expo 2026 has been organized on the 27th, 28th of February, and 1st of March 2026.”

Gaikwad further added that while supporting the growth of Maratha entrepreneurs, the expo also serves as a powerful platform to bring together business leaders from India and abroad. This international exhibition aims to create a global business network for Maratha entrepreneurs and promote shared prosperity.

The expo will host 500+ stalls across diverse sectors, including real estate, manufacturing, IT, FMCG, agro-tech, lifestyle, education, hospitality, services, import-export, automobile, health & wellness, banking & finance, and many more. The event will also attract international trade bodies, government representatives, policymakers, and key industry experts.

MEA International Business Expo 2026 is designed to be a dynamic platform that empowers entrepreneurs through exposure, learning, and collaboration—offering the opportunity to meet thousands of investors, decision-makers, and business leaders. Participants can build strategic partnerships, enhance their brand visibility, access new markets, and explore high-value investment opportunities.

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With India’s economy accelerating at an average growth rate of 7.2% over the past three fiscal years, and industries swiftly embracing disruptive technologies such as AI, IoT, robotics, and fintech, the forging sector stands at the threshold of a significant transformation. The GenNext Entrepreneurs Forum is AIFI’s proactive response to this new industrial paradigm, recognising the enthusiasm, adaptability, and global outlook of the next generation in family-owned forging businesses.

Speaking on this transformative initiative, Yash Munot, President, Association of Indian Forging Industry (AIFI), said, “The GenNext Entrepreneurs Forum is not just a platform, it’s a movement to shape the future of the Indian forging industry. Our vision is to position Indian forging as a global benchmark for innovation, quality, and sustainability. Through this forum, we aim to harness the creativity, energy, and ambition of the next generation of entrepreneurs. We are committed to offering them strategic insights, access to industry’s best practices, leadership training through academia-industry partnerships, and global exposure. This initiative will play a critical role in addressing succession challenges, updating traditional business models, and building a collaborative ecosystem that ensures the industry’s sustained growth and global competitiveness. Our mission remains focused on promoting excellence in technology, operations, and leadership anchored firmly in sustainable and inclusive development.”

The Forum seeks to provide a dedicated platform for young forging entrepreneurs to engage in peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, participate in leadership development programmes, and stay aligned with emerging global trends and technologies. Its activities include strategic sessions, academic collaborations, policy discussions, and exposure visits to innovation hubs. The initiative marked its first milestone with a launch event in Hyderabad, which included a visit to the CII-Godrej Green Business Centre, India’s first LEED Platinum-certified green building, and an engaging leadership workshop titled “Re-inventing Family-Owned Businesses and Shifting Orbits of Growth”, conducted by renowned innovation strategist Dr. Rahul More.

Ankit Mehta, Director, KLM Forge Pvt. Ltd., Pune, said, “In an evolving industrial landscape, collaboration and innovation are more critical than ever. AIFI GenNext Entrepreneurs Forum invites young forgers like me to actively engage with peers, exchange ideas on modern forging practices, and explore the latest technologies shaping our industry.”

Future activities under the Forum will include interactions with young leaders from across industries, leadership programmes in collaboration with top academic institutions, overseas study missions, and capacity-building initiatives on cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, machine learning, cybersecurity, and ESG frameworks. By creating a culture of continuous learning and forward-thinking, the AIFI GenNext Entrepreneurs Forum is set to become a defining platform for shaping the future of the forging industry in India.

Sivarjun Rachamallu, GM,  Rachamallu Forgings Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad, said, “I am honoured to be part of the GenNext Entrepreneurs Forum, a visionary initiative by the Association of Indian Forging Industry (AIFI). GenNext serves as a platform for the next generation of forging professionals, where fresh perspectives meet seasoned expertise. The forum aims to drive positive transformation in the forging sector by advancing technology, promoting sustainability, and contributing to the development of progressive industry policies at the governmental level.”

This initiative aligns seamlessly with AIFI’s broader vision to position the Indian forging industry as a global leader in manufacturing excellence, innovation, and sustainability. Through strategic advocacy, skill development, and a strong focus on collaborative growth, AIFI remains committed to empowering the sector and driving its transformation on the world stage.

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INDIA: La Fondation Dassault Systèmes India, in collaboration with Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog, successfully concluded the 2024–25 season of ‘Made in 3D – Seed the Future Entrepreneurs’,  its flagship school initiative. The program’s grand finale, held in Pune on June 14, featured 10 finalist teams out of the 260 participating schools from 29 states and union territories across India, reinforcing the program’s mission of preparing youth for the future of innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.

In this year’s edition, student teams were encouraged to develop solutions for problems that they observe in their daily lives, focusing on “Health, Safety, and Wellness”, “Best from Waste” and “Smart Villages and Cities”. Using design thinking methodology and a step-by-step approach, they developed innovative solutions, from from concept design to prototyping.  The finalists presented their ‘pseudo-start-ups’, showcasing their product prototypes, business strategies, and marketing campaigns.

2024-2025 Winners

• First Place: Dr. Kalmadi Shamarao High School, Ganesh Nagar, Pune–for their Startup “Creovista” – Product “Zenith – Waste Collection”. Their product can collect & process algae from water bodies to make algae oil, biofertilizer. Algae are a major menace to water bodies, and the product can be a true savior for them!
• Second Place: Akshara International School, Wakad, Pune – for their Startup “Kavach” – Product “MediPen Medipen is an Innovative, efficient, easy to use & carry “All in one” first aid kit which can be attached to your bag. As their tagline says: “Clip it like a Pro and use it like a Lifeline!”
• Third Place: New English School Dhamari, Pune – for their Startup “Root Bound Farms” – Product “Cut Master”. Cut Master is a faster & efficient machine to help harvest the onions faster. It can help to harvest up to 35 onions per minute. Reduces the cost of labor required and improves overall profitability while reducing the cost of production.

The winning teams impressed with their ability to identify societal and local challenges and turn them into viable, design-driven business ideas using professional 3D digital technology. Their projects reflected deep creativity, practical design thinking, and a strong understanding of entrepreneurship. The grand finale was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including Dr Unnat Pandit, Controller General of Patents in India, who served as the Chief Guest. Other dignitaries included Dr. Chintan Vaishnav, former Mission Director of Atal Innovation Mission; Sudarshan Mogasale, President, La Fondation Dassault Systèmes India, CEO, Dassault Systèmes Solutions Lab; Deepali Upadhyaya, Project Directo,r Atal Innovation Mission; Kumar Anurag Pratap, Vice President & Head Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, Capgemini; Dhanashree Page – Head of Operation,s Digital Inclusion CSR, Capgemini; Anshul Pandey, Head of Applied Innovation Exchange, Capgemini India; Motohiro ASAI, Director of Tire Performance Analysis & Simulation, Michelin; and Priyadarshini Kachroo, Chief

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Founded by Dr. Neelima Vemula, under the esteemed guidance of Apex Chairperson Smt. Satyavathi Prasanna Madipadige (MMN – Meeting Millions Network), Dewi was co-founded by Dr. Kalyani Guduguntla (Vice Chairperson), Dr. Sowmya Kolli (Co-founder), and Shri Madipadige Raju ( Advisor ). This empowering initiative aims to create a thriving platform for women from diverse professional and entrepreneurial backgrounds to connect, collaborate, and grow.

“Dewi is more than just a collective; it’s a movement to inspire, uplift, and unite women from every walk of life,” said Dr. Neelima Vemula, Founder Chairperson.

Open to women from a broad spectrum of professions—including entrepreneurs, corporate leaders, doctors, legal professionals, financial advisors, jewellers, boutique owners, foodpreneurs, artisans, and weavers—Dewi is committed to promoting inclusivity, empowerment, and shared growth.

The official grand launch of Dewi will take place on June 27, 2025, in a unique and symbolic gathering of 108 members, graced by the presence of esteemed celebrities and dignitaries.

Membership is currently open, and interested women are encouraged to apply via the official Google form or by reaching out to the team directly at the provided contact numbers.

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The entrepreneurs who are representing various sectors have joined more than 90 startups, including investors and innovators, for a weeklong iconic event celebrating bold ideas and scalable impact. Vienna UP 2025 is being organised by Vienna Business Agency, hosted by 45 programme partners, exposing the participants to the startup ecosystem of Vienna, providing them with the opportunity to connect with entrepreneurs and investors from different parts of the world.

On May 8th, ahead of their journey, Shri Conrad K Sangma, Hon’ble Chief Minister, also met and interacted with the entrepreneurs and extended his best wishes while also commending their contribution to elevating the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the state on a global platform. He commended the participants who are currently in Vienna, saying, “It fills me with great pride that the ideas and innovations born from our hills are being showcased at a global stage. The fact that they could even reach such an international event speaks volumes regarding the diverse entrepreneurial spirit of Meghalaya and its cultural richness. This is not only a personal achievement for them, but a celebration for the entire state. The world is getting a view into the new, vibrant Meghalaya – one that is bold, creative, and ready to lead.”

PRIME Meghalaya has been having an impactful role to play in the entrepreneurial journey of these entrepreneurs, whom they have been handholding through incubation, mentoring, and funding. Their innovations, representing Meghalaya’s rich heritage and indigenous products, have already caught the attention of European stakeholders who are interested in ethically handmade, culturally relevant products. Some products, including Eri silk textiles, handcrafted goods, as well as traditional beverages, have gone down well with the stakeholders, participants, and investors alike. These products are the kind that are being sought after as environmentally friendly and sustainable alternatives, ones where the entrepreneurs of Meghalaya are showing immense promise.

The eight entrepreneurs from Meghalaya are not only presenting their businesses but are also ambassadors of the creative development and entrepreneurial spirit of the state. The participation of these startups in the Vienna UP 2025 will provide them with valuable global insights, broaden their perspectives, open avenues for cross-country collaborations, and accelerate their growth potential as well as exposure to global markets and meaningful impact on their ventures in Meghalaya. It is also an opportunity to build relationships and learn from some of the innovative minds in the startup world, as well as an inspiration to empower more youth from the state to dream big and contribute to the growth and sustainability of Meghalaya’s economy.

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He was talking to a delegation of entrepreneurs from Solapur city in Maharashtra. These entrepreneurs, under the leadership of Subhash Deshmukh, MLA, presented popular local products, including ‘Shenga Chutney’, ‘Kadak Bhakari’, etc, along with high-quality jowar, rice, and pulses. A bag manufacturer also made a presentation of novel packaging solutions. Dr. Datar appreciated the quality of these products and showed his willingness to purchase them through his Adil Group.

He guided the delegation on various aspects of export to Dubai, including the process, essential documents, legal provisions, and rules regarding quality and packing, besides how to take care of marketing and customer care. Dhananjay Datar said, “The export from India to GCC countries, including UAE, is mainly carried out through water transport due to its affordability. Since the journey takes at least 20 days to reach the consignments there, exporters should not consider fast perishable items. Instead, they should opt for products having a shelf life of at least six months or a year. Our Adil Group has earned a reputation for providing pure, hygienic, and authentic food products. Nowadays, health consciousness is on the rise, and customers prefer organic food. Recently, we started selling Khapali, a nutritious variety of wheat under our Peacock brand, and the response was overwhelming. Exporters should keep the packaging of their products secure and tamper-proof. If they provide natural, chemical-free, adulteration-free, and healthy products, they will surely get a considerable profit. The laws and policies of Gulf countries are stringent, and adulteration, cheating, harm to consumers, and the supply of unhygienic products are never tolerated. So, the exporters should adhere to strict discipline before they export.”

Dhananjay Datar further said, “Indian entrepreneurs have huge opportunities for growth, export, and expansion in the global market shortly. The Indian economy is on a fast track, and a lot of major infrastructure development work is underway. One of the notable examples is the upcoming Wadhwan International Port in Maharashtra. In a decade, Mumbai will have 2 international ports and 2 international airports. The rising connectivity between these ports and the rest of the country will surely benefit the exporters, but they have to take advantage of this development well in time. The aspiring entrepreneurs should study the process of Import-export as early as possible. My dream is to guide hundreds of young aspirants to make them successful businessmen.”

The delegation included Amit Jain, Director, Solapur Garments Manufacturers Association; Dr. Rajesh Gurani, CEO, Udyam PAHSUI Foundation; Alpesh Sanklecha, Vijay Patil, Yash Jain, Pradeep Jain, Anand Zaad, and Chandrashekhar Jadhav.

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