On the International Women's Day, the internet is abuzz with inspirational quotes from women entrepreneurs who have made their mark in business. You also find truckloads of intellectual deliberations on the need for more policies and initiatives to improve the lives of women.
But even as companies make high-decibel marketing pitches throughout the day and call for gender equality, there is an increasing, albeit quiet segment of resilient young Indian women who are forging a path of their own, taking on patriarchy and going the extra mile to uplift and empower their sisters.
Business Standard spoke with three such women