Madhya Pradesh Grows Stronger Through Nari Shakti
Women's leadership is giving development a new direction: Aarti Agrawal, Aditi Chaurasia, Bindu Patidar, Prerita Baheti Saboo and Sapna Bhambani are putting Madhya Pradesh on the global tech map.

Women's leadership is giving development a new direction, as women carve out a new identity in technology
Bhopal. Women's empowerment in Madhya Pradesh is gathering fresh momentum. Women in the state are playing an influential role in everything from policy-making to technological innovation. Their active participation in digital innovation, artificial intelligence and tech entrepreneurship is adding a new dimension to the state's development. Rising from tier-2 and tier-3 cities, women are building a strong presence in the technology sector. By establishing the state's capabilities on the global stage, they are emerging as pioneers of technological change in Madhya Pradesh's growth story, laying a strong foundation for a self-reliant, innovation-driven state.
Tech leadership becomes the cornerstone of change
Aarti Agrawal: a pioneer of digital inclusion
Mrs. Aarti Agrawal, co-founder and COO of Anaxee Digital Runners Pvt. Ltd., has worked to bridge the digital divide in rural India. Under her leadership, a network of more than 40,000 'digital runners' is active across more than 11,000 pincode areas, carrying out surveys, digital onboarding and climate-related initiatives on the ground. As co-chair of the women's chapter of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE), she also mentors women entrepreneurs and helps them step into leadership roles, benefiting women in tier-2 and tier-3 cities too.
Aditi Chaurasia: from a small town to global tech leadership
Hailing from Garhimalhara, Ms. Aditi Chaurasia has made her mark in technology through companies such as EngineerBabu and Supersourcing. Today her companies employ more than 250 professionals and serve global firms such as Bosch and Oracle. She has helped more than 5,000 engineers find jobs and contributed significantly to the development of more than 400 tech products.
Bindu Patidar: global recognition in AI innovation
Ms. Bindu Patidar, co-founder and CTO of Sourcebae, has built a global AI talent platform from Indore. The platform does important AI-related work with more than 300,000 experts for more than 700 clients, including companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta. Her success proves that world-class innovation is possible from tier-2 cities too.
Prerita Baheti Saboo: a model of strategic financial leadership
Ms. Prerita Baheti Saboo, director of Clinisupplies, has built a strong and sustainable business model in the healthcare supply chain through financial discipline and strategic management. Her expertise has helped the organisation remain stable and keep growing even in challenging times. Her approach also highlights the ease of doing business in Madhya Pradesh.
Sapna Bhambani: an example of leadership in global operations
As Country Leader and Senior Vice President at TaskUs, Ms. Sapna Bhambani leads a large-scale global business in India. Her leadership rests on the '5 Ps': People, Purpose, Pride, Passion and Performance. This has created a positive work culture in the organisation alongside strong performance.
Madhya Pradesh moves towards an inclusive, innovation-led future
These inspiring stories make it clear that women in Madhya Pradesh are overcoming every kind of challenge and bringing about change on a large scale. With this confluence of policy, opportunity and personal resolve, the state is becoming more inclusive, innovative and future-ready. Here, women are building a strong and self-reliant state through leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship.



