Social Inclusion of women Entrepreneurs in Informal Sector of Uttar Pradesh (A Case Study of Meerut District)

Every emerging economy urgently needs to empower women in order create a system of socially balanced labour force needed accelerate economic development. Because this, the rate employment for is higher. Women's contributions informal sector, however, cannot go ignored. In unorganized/informal there are who work themselves and their families as independent contractors. Thus, five main categories entrepreneurs unorganised sector—self-employed businesses including beauty parlours, tailoring, retail stores, grocery food/tiffin systems—were identified this paper. Meerut City's where parlour tailoring industries have been recognised having highest proportion workers, paper highlighted socioeconomic position entrepreneurs. From overall number self-employed studied, majority belonged Hindu faith General group. Women face difficulties, such financial constraints, lack managerial skills time, societal concerns, decrease customers support them, family issues, male-dominated society, awareness among others.