Today, ahead of International Women's Day, female startup founders of companies like LimeRoad, Kaaryah, ShopClues, Chumbak, YourDost and V ...

India allows 100 per cent foreign investment in ecommerce marketplaces but such marketplaces cannot stock or sell on their own.

"Startups are prone to instability and constant changes, especially in their formative years,” said FabFurnish cofounder Ankita Dabas.

These four dynamic young women have been building and running valuable, high-growth companies across a diverse set of industries.

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Ten startups that ET spoke to are collectively looking to hire more than 850 graduates across leading business schools, engineering college...

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The challenges are heightened further if you are a women—stereotyping and responsibilities at home, to name a few.

The 10 startups were collectively looking to hire 170-plus graduates from the Class of 2014 at leading business schools.

A distinct feature across the office— apart from the lime and grey tone—are messages all over.

Limeroad, an online shopping site for women, will extend its operation to the US and UK by June-July to tap the market in these countries.