Indigenous Entrepreneurship among Tribal Women in Mayurbhanj District: An In-Depth Study"

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Rupali Tudu, Parikshita Khatua, Liji Panda

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Women entrepreneurship refers to the process by which women initiate and manage businesses for economic development, involving the mobilization of resources, undertaking of risks, overcoming of challenges, generating of employment, and managing enterprises for the benefit of both themselves and others. In this context, the role of Santal women is substantial and crucial—not only for their families but also for the wider community. Santal women, who constitute about half of the total population of the Santal community, are considered central figures in their society due to their hard work and significant contributions to the family economy and overall household management.

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Rupali Tudu. (2025). Indigenous Entrepreneurship among Tribal Women in Mayurbhanj District: An In-Depth Study". European Economic Letters (EEL), 15(2), 1786–1792. https://doi.org/10.52783/eel.v15i2.3008
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