How Dabur Supports Women Entrepreneurs Through Beauty, Wellness & Rural Employment

Women entrepreneurship at Dabur goes far beyond buzzwords — it’s built into the business itself.In this thoughtful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., shares how the company actively creates opportunities for women across beauty, wellness, manufacturing, and rural India.From training beauticians and supporting women-led livelihood programs to entire Dabur units run exclusively by women, empowerment is approached as long-term capability building — not token initiatives.He also reflects on Dabur’s deep-rooted relationship with roses and Gulabari, a brand synonymous with rose water for generations. Long before modern saline solutions, rose water was valued for its antiseptic properties — a reminder of how traditional knowledge and modern wellness intersect.This conversation highlights how heritage brands can uplift women through skill development, dignity of work, and sustainable employment — quietly, consistently, and at scale.🎙️ Hosted by Anjaleka Kripalani🎧 Watch the full episode on YouTube📌 Follow @angiesindiashow for more conversations with India’s business leaders⚖️ Disclaimer: Views expressed are personal and for informational purposes only.© All rights reserved by Anjaleka (Angie) Kripalani.#AngiesIndiaShow #AdityaChandBurman #DaburIndia #WomenEntrepreneurs #WomenInBusiness #Gulabari #RoseWater #BeautyAndWellness #WomenEmpowerment #IndianFMCG #LeadershipWithPurpose #RuralIndia #InclusiveGrowth