Abstract Introduction: Improving women's entrepreneurship is one of the difficult issues facing emerging nations like India. However, improving the status of women is imperative. Therefore, the governments of Karnataka and India are offering specialized training and programs to help women participate more in the country's economic development. Additionally, it helps to ensure that women are treated equally at work and have access to inexpensive child care. It also helps to improve the status of women in society and encourages them to pursue entrepreneurship. Objectives: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the situation of women's entrepreneurship in India and investigate the challenges that women in Karnataka confront. Methodology: The primary and secondary data sets were used to provide the statistical data. Primary data were gathered from websites, publications, journals, research articles, survey reports, and books that have been published. The pointing method was used to examine the data and assess how supportive the respondents' families were of their businesses as women.