Nagpur · MIHAN Chapter

Introductions, not
random networking.

WOMANIYA is a community for women entrepreneurs — one chapter, one room, real introductions that turn into real business. Built on Givers Gain: give first, grow together.

2x Monthly

Chapter meetings, not occasional mixers

1

Business category per member — no internal competition

Givers Gain

The philosophy every introduction is built on

Reviewed

Every application, before a single seat is offered

Our Purpose

A trusted network, built for women who mean business.

WOMANIYA exists to build a trusted network of women professionals and entrepreneurs where growth happens through visibility, collaboration, and real learning — a space where competition becomes collaboration.

Women business ownersWomen start-up foundersAspiring women entrepreneursWomen professionals looking to start ventures
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Why WOMANIYA

Built like a members' club, not a mailing list.

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Curated Connections

One member per business category, so introductions never become competition — every face in the room is there to support you, not chase the same client.

Applications reviewed within 5 business days

Guided Growth

Twice-monthly chapter sessions built around the stage your business is actually at.

A Room Worth Being In

Every member is reviewed before she joins, so the room stays worth your time.

Founder

The woman who started it all.

Sudesh Singh
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Member Stories

Real rooms. Real results.

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“I stopped counting followers and started counting the three introductions that actually changed my quarter.”

RK

Riya Kapoor

Founder, Studio Loop

“One introduction turned into my biggest client of the year — inside my first two months in the chapter.”

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Ananya Deshmukh

Founder, Bloom Consulting

“Givers Gain sounds simple until you watch a room of women actually live it, every meeting.”

PN

Priya Nair

Director, Nair & Co.

Your seat at the table is waiting.

Membership is reviewed, not automatic — built to keep the chapter small enough that every introduction actually matters.