India is home to a large number of start-ups and microindustries. The number of unicorns has increased exponentially in recent years. On the other hand, when a business is just starting out, it can be challenging to secure the necessary finance. Furthermore, official corporate loans are not widely available to India's MSME sector. In response to the boom in small businesses across the nation, the Indian government decided to introduce government programs for start-ups. These lending initiatives provide capital to start-ups and MSMEs. These are some of the most well-known government programs in India that offer capital to start-ups and growing businesses. Books, academic journals, and government agencies provided the secondary data used in this study.

Innovation and entrepreneurship are interchangeable phrases in the business sector. Entrepreneurship is the process of developing, starting, and running a new business. Taking on duties that are normally outside the purview of routine business operations is a requirement of being an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is the practice of inventors who take risks and are known as entrepreneurs in an economy. Creating a new manufacturing method that hasn't yet proven profitable could be regarded as creative. Innovation is the translation of ideas or inventions that provide value. It satisfies the client's requirements and preferences. Entrepreneurs utilise innovation as a tool to make ideas a reality and complete tasks in new and better ways. Innovation necessitates problem solution, and entrepreneurship is a problem solver. 
Examining studies on Indian women's innovation and entrepreneurship is the aim of the paper. To make the study more understandable, a few examples from India have been added. It illustrates how business is doing now, the importance of innovation, and female entrepreneurship.