Bangalore's the startup capital of India with 41% of all ventures launched here. A significant number of these are founded by women. E-commerce, food, technology and pharma are some of the fields in which they have made their mark, says Sujit John

?Chitra Rajan | Founder, Radix Lifespaces

Her father passed away when she was doing an MA in Bhopal. Her family needed to be supported and that meant Chitra Rajan couldn't do a PhD as she was hoping. She moved to Chennai and started a software firm in 1988. She and her partner, who later became her husband, got good clients like Glaxo, Crompton Greaves and the United Nations. In 1996 they realised the business could go forward only with substantial investments..............Read more

Source: The Times of India