Women Entrepreneurship has extended substantially around all the counties in the world, and it can be understood that entrepreneurship is an essential element to economic development and wealth creation. Amidst these facts, Women's entrepreneurial participation is lower than men's in all the developed countries. Entrepreneurship is difficult, particularly for Women in India. Regardless of their diligence, experience and expertise, Women Entrepreneurs recurrently struggle a lot more in comparison to men to break through and gain recognition in the business world. This research aims to identify the various challenges faced by Women Entrepreneurs in India and their prospects, provide remedial measures as the initiators of start-ups in India, highlight their contribution to the national development and how they are setting up their standards in the society. The research is completely based on primary data collected from Women Entrepreneurs belonging to varied areas.