National, 10th March, 2025 – Turtlemint a leading insurtech company in India witnessed a phenomenal surge in female entrepreneurship within the insurance sector, highlighting the growing impact of women advisors in the insurance sector. Even with a modest rise in recruitment, women advisors have made an outsized impact. In FY25, there was a 262% increase in the number of policies sold by female advisors compared to FY24, alongside a 197% growth in premium amounts.
Despite representing a smaller percentage of insurance advisors nationwide, women are poised to significantly reshape the industry. With projections from IRDAI indicating an improved male-to-female ratio by 2025, Turtlemint is at the forefront of this transformation.
Key Highlights Demonstrating Women’s Leadership:
Explosive Sales Growth: A remarkable 262% increase in policies sold by female advisors in FY25.
Premium Powerhouse: A 197% growth in premium amounts collected by female advisors.
Superior Efficiency: Premium per female advisor is 65% higher than that of male counterparts.
· Geographic Expansion :
Highest growth in onboarding female advisors recorded in Gujarat (119% increase from FY24).
Significant growth in Punjab, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh (~74% increase).
Rising presence of female advisors in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttarakhand, indicating expansion beyond traditional strongholds.
Commenting on this Dhirendra Mahyavanshi, Co-founder & CEO at Turtlemint said “We have witnessed first-hand transformative impact women advisors have on the insurance landscape. Their unique blend of empathy, financial acumen, and adaptability is not just driving sales; its building trust and fostering financial security for families across India. We are committed to empowering them with the tools and resources they need to thrive.”
Turtlemint Academy: Leveraging Technology for Training and Upskilling
Turtlemint empowers its advisors with advanced training through its POSP platform Turtlemint Academy, equipping them to become financially independent entrepreneurs. The academy offers premium courses, industry-recognized certifications, interactive webinars, and on-demand training, ensuring continuous upskilling and expertise in evolving insurance trends. As more women step into advisory roles, they are not just selling policies—they are driving financial security for thousands of families, fuelling economic growth, and reshaping the future of insurance in India.
March 10,2025:This International Women’s Day, the theme #AccelerateAction serves as a powerful reminder that while progress toward gender equality has been made, the pace must be amplified. It is time to move beyond conversations and take decisive steps toward a world where women and girls have equal opportunities to thrive. &TV’s leading ladies Smita Sable (Dhaniya) from Bheema, Geetanjali Mishra (Rajesh) from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, and Shubhangi Atre (Angoori Bhabhi) from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai share their perspectives on the need for urgent action. Smita Sable aka Dhaniya from Bheema shares, “This year’s theme #AccelerateAction, is a crucial call for us to break down barriers faster and more collaboratively. Women’s empowerment is not just about equality it is about ensuring every woman has the freedom, resources, and opportunities to succeed. While progress has been made many women still face discrimination, and this must change. We cannot succeed as a society when half of our population is held back. It is time to invest in ourselves and each other to drive real change. On this Women’s Day, let’s commit to building a world where womanhood is recognized, valued, and celebrated.”
Smita Sable, (Dhaniya, Bheema) Womens Day
Geetanjali Mishra aka Rajesh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan shares, “Women have continuously proven their strength as leaders, innovators, and changemakers. Yet, many still struggle for basic rights, fair wages, and equal opportunities. Real change requires us to accelerate action by educating girls, supporting women in leadership, and ensuring financial independence. My mother, a single parent, showed me the power of resilience. Because she never let societal norms define her, I stand strong today. Let’s invest in women, create equal spaces, and make gender equality a reality not just a conversation.” Shubhangi Atre aka Angoori Bhabhi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai shares, “As a mother and a woman, I constantly think about how we can shape a better future for the next generation. Change begins at home through the values and conversations we instill. We must raise our daughters to be fearless and independent while teaching our sons to respect and uplift women. Empowerment is not just about personal success; it is about lifting others along the way. Whether it is mentoring a colleague, supporting a friend, or helping a domestic worker educate her daughter every small step counts. This Women’s Day let us not just celebrate; let us act. Together, we can accelerate progress and create a world where every woman knows her worth and potential.”
Shubhangi Atre (Angoori Bhabi, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai)
D2C beauty brand House Of Makeup has launched Women’s Day Campaign called #MakeUpTheGap which highlights the unequal burden of household labor on women and urges society to help bridge the gap, giving women the time they deserve for self-care and well-being.
In a country where women continue to take on 10x more household responsibilities than men, House Of Makeup is stepping up this Women’s Day with a powerful message: it’s time to #MakeUpTheGap. The campaign sheds light on the disproportionate burden of unpaid domestic labor shouldered by women and calls for a shift towards a more balanced, equitable dynamic. In addition, the brand is collaborating with inspiring women from diverse fields until March 8th, showcasing their journeys on House Of Makeup’s Instagram page
#MakeupTheGap is more than just a hashtag—it’s a movement. House Of Makeup is urging society to acknowledge the invisible labor that women perform daily and to take tangible steps toward sharing responsibilities. Because when women are constantly prioritizing others, they’re left with little time for themselves—be it self-care, relaxation, or mental well-being.
“We believe that beauty isn’t just about looking good; it’s about feeling good, too,” says Harliin Sachdeva, founder at House Of Makeup. “Through #MakeUpTheGap, we’re advocating for women to reclaim time for themselves—whether that’s indulging in skincare, enjoying a moment of calm, or simply taking a well-deserved break.”
The campaign encourages people to participate by:
Acknowledging the disproportionate household labor gap and taking action to balance the load
Sharing their own self-care moments using #MakeupTheGap to inspire others
Encouraging conversations around gender roles and advocating for change
This Women’s Day, let’s do more than celebrate women—let’s support them. It’s time to #MakeUpTheGap and give women the time they deserve.
Hyderabad,10 March 2025: Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills, in collaboration with Jeevandan Telangana, is facilitating the transport of a heart from Nagole to Jubilee Hills via Metro Rail using the Green Channel. This effort underscores the importance of timely organ delivery for life-saving transplants.
Cadaver Heart being rushed by the Doctors and paramedics in the metro rail through a Green Corridor, from Nagole Metro Station to Jubilee Hills Metro Station for a 44-year-old heart patient waiting for an urgent heart transplant at Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills
Started from Kamineni Hospital: 08:04 pm by Ambulance
Reached Nagole Metro Station: 08:12 pm
Reached Jubilee Hills Metro Station at 8.35 pm
Reached Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills at 8.40 pm
Donor Details:
Occupation: Farmer
Age: 49
IC Bleed: suddenly fell with giddiness at his home on 03rd March 2025.
Heart Recipient details:
44 years male, Business, Married with 3 kids.
Diagnosis: Dilated cardiomyopathy with severe LV dysfunction and heart failure.From
Feb 19th onwards his condition worsened and admitted twice.
Yesterday he was discharged and again Today he came in bad condition and got intubated. If we don’t do the transplant he cannot survive.
The heart’s journey to the hospital will take 5 to 6 hours at a minimum; however, the duration depends on the recipient’s condition.
Treating Surgeons Dr. Alla Gopala Krishna Gokhale (HOD Heart and Lung transplant) Dr K V Ramana Dr M J Batra
Mumbai, 10th March, 2025 – Movement is more than just a physical act—it’s a statement, a journey, a force of change. This Women’s Day, Campus Activewear pays tribute to the unstoppable spirit of women with a powerful film, created by women of Campus, featuring women of Campus. The video is an extension of the brand’s larger commitment to women’s empowerment, serving as an internal manifestation of the You Go, Girl! campaign, which was launched last year to inspire women to embrace confidence and move freely, without hesitation.
The You Go, Girl! campaign encouraged women to let go of self-doubt and step forward with self-assurance, making fashion more inclusive, accessible, and enjoyable for women across the country. This internal film brings that very philosophy into the workplace—celebrating the diverse ways in which women move through life, both personally and professionally. With verses such as “Some move with bold ideas, some with big dreams, some in sneakers, some in teams” and “She moves with confidence… she moves with grace. She moves with power… at her own pace,” the film highlights that no matter how they move, they move their way—breaking barriers, leading with passion, and redefining norms.
Speaking on the occasion, Prerna Aggarwal, Chief Innovation Officer, Campus Activewear, shared, “Women’s Day is not just about celebrating achievements; it’s about recognizing the power of movement—both literal and metaphorical. At Campus, we believe in empowering women to take strides with confidence, whether it’s in their careers, personal lives, or society at large. The “You Go, Girl!” campaign sets the stage for this empowerment, and this film is a reflection of that spirit—an ode to our women employees who move, lead, create, and inspire. We are committed to fostering a workplace and a culture where women feel represented, valued, and unstoppable in every move they make.”
Campus Activewear has always stood for movement as a form of self-expression, pushing boundaries and enabling people to move their way. As a brand, Campus continues to champion inclusivity, representation, and empowerment—not just in its products but in the workplace and beyond. This Women’s Day, the brand reaffirms its commitment to celebrating every woman who dares to move forward on her own terms.
