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Abstract

The best method to support the nation’s economic expansion is through small and microbusiness development. Increasing employment, particularly among women, is one of India’s development planning’s top priorities. The elimination of poverty and the issue of employment are strongly related. India’s micro and small business owners must be women in order for the country’s economy to expand and thrive. A country’s ability to prosper economically is aided by its citizens’ entrepreneurial spirit. However, since “women entrepreneurs have emerged as new drivers for maintaining the growth and prosperity in developing economies,” there shouldn’t be any gender difference while fostering the nation’s entrepreneurial environment. Despite making up “nearly half of the population, there remains wide disparity in their economic status, particularly in India.” As a result, the Indian government has launched a number of programs to increase women’s involvement in entrepreneurship and to collaborate with them on national development. Additionally, the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojna (PMMY), which pays particular emphasis to giving credit to women entrepreneurs, is regarded as crucial in this regard.

Keywords –  Economic Empowerment, PMMY, Women Entrepreneurs, MUDRA Yojana , Micro Enterprises

Cite this Article: 

HariSewak Tiwari & Prof. (Dr.) Ram Surendra Yadav, “Role Of Pradhanmantri Mudra Yojna in Employment Generation : A Study With Special Reference to Self Employed Women in Azamgarh District of Uttar Pradesh” The Research Dialogue, Open Access Peer-reviewed & Refereed Journal, Pp-380–392, Volume-05, Issue-01, April-2026, https://theresearchdialogue.com/