India's socioeconomic prosperity and the rise of entrepreneurship, particularly among women, are closely related. Self-Help Groups (SHGs), which have been essential in empowering rural women by providing them with access to loans and financial support, have become more prevalent in recent years. However, women's progress towards empowerment has been hampered by their marginalisation and a lack of sufficient resources. Women's empowerment microfinance programmes have had a varied track record, with varying degrees of success. While SHGs have shown to be helpful in boosting women's economic and social empowerment, it is yet unknown how they would affect psychological empowerment. It is crucial to overcome the obstacles that marginalised women confront, whether they be societal biases, financial limitations, or limited opportunities, to secure their inclusion in SHGs. India can create an environment where all women have the chance to reach their potential and advance the country by making these efforts.

Empower Self-Help Organizations, Indian Context, Analytical Study, Self Help Group, Financial Limitations.