Abstract This abstract examines the pivotal role of women entrepreneurship in driving economic development in India. Despite significant progress in recent decades, gender disparities persist in various spheres of economic activity, underscoring the need to harness the untapped potential of women entrepreneurs for sustainable growth and inclusive development. Women entrepreneurship in India has witnessed a notable surge in recent years, fueled by changing socio-economic dynamics, technological advancements, and supportive policy measures. Women-owned enterprises contribute substantially to employment generation, innovation, and wealth creation, thereby playing a crucial role in fostering economic growth and reducing poverty. This study explores the diverse opportunities and challenges facing women entrepreneurs in India's dynamic business landscape. It highlights the key drivers of women's entrepreneurial activity, including increased access to education, greater financial inclusion, advancements in digital technology, and evolving social norms that encourage female participation in economic pursuits.