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Navya Naveli Nanda Credits Grandmother for Her Entrepreneurial Journey
Navya Naveli Nanda said her grandmother, Ritu Nanda, helped inspire her to become an entrepreneur.
She remembered seeing her grandmother working when she was growing up in Delhi.
Navya also thanked her mother and aunt for supporting her.
She believes women should have more chances to work, start businesses and learn.
She said the internet has created more opportunities for women.
Navya also wants women to understand how artificial intelligence can help them.
She believes women already have useful skills, such as handling many responsibilities and solving problems.
She said women and men can move forward together and achieve equality.
Navya Naveli Nanda said her grandmother, Ritu Nanda, inspired her interest in entrepreneurship.
Navya recalled seeing Ritu Nanda work while growing up in Delhi.
She credited her mother, aunt and grandmother with motivating and supporting her.
Navya said women need access to employment, entrepreneurship and learning opportunities, including through digital platforms.
At the GenAI Ready Naari launch, she urged women to learn how artificial intelligence can support careers and daily life.
- Who
- Navya Naveli Nanda, speaking about her grandmother Ritu Nanda and other women in her family.
- What
- She discussed her entrepreneurial inspiration, women’s empowerment and the importance of AI training for women.
- Where
- The event’s location is not specified; Navya discussed growing up in Delhi.
- When
- At the launch of the GenAI Ready Naari program; the article does not provide a date.
- Why
- Navya said she wants women to access employment, entrepreneurship and learning opportunities and prepare for AI’s growing role in work and daily life.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Navya Naveli Nanda
- Entrepreneurial inspiration
- Her paternal grandmother, Ritu Nanda
- Family support
- Navya credited her mother, aunt and grandmother with motivating and supporting her.
- Program
- GenAI Ready Naari
- Organizers
- Navya Naveli Nanda and Samyak Chakrabarty’s Nimaya Foundation
- Key focus
- Helping women learn how to use artificial intelligence in their jobs and daily lives
- Childhood home
- Delhi
Quotes
Navya Naveli Nanda
Indian entrepreneur, founder of Nimaya Foundation
“We want our daughters to be ready for Al. We want them to learn the benefits of using Al on their own, on their jobs, in their daily lives through our programme so that they can take our country forward and build their careers.”
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“I am actually a girl from Delhi. I have seen my Dadi working many times, and I have got a lot of motivation from her in doing entrepreneurship because she was also an entrepreneur.”
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