ANALYSING THE FACTORS AFFECTING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MADHYA PRADESH WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDORE AND BHOPAL

Historically, most Indian women have performed home duties. While giving birth, she got entirely absorbed in her motherhood and housewife responsibilities. Traditional expectations were that males would provide for their families and women would handle home duties. "When women progress, the family advances and the village evolves." Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru repeats this because it is true: including women in development boosts economic and social progress. Women entrepreneurs operate their businesses using different types of women entrepreneurs that collate workforce, resources, and finances together. This study is an attempt to reveal the factors underlying women’s entrepreneurship and to understand how Work-Related Factors (WRF), Family-Related Factors (FRF), Economic Factors (EF), and Work-Life Balance (WLB) affect Personal Factors (PF). To understand the same, we will perform reliability analysis and factor analysis using SPSS 21. The study finds the dataset to be reliable, and the KMO test suggests the authenticity of the studied variables.