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Nita Ambani, Chairperson of Reliance Foundation and owner of the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Mumbai Indians also lauded the steps taken by the Narendra Modi-led NDA II government to make India a sporting nation.

BT honours rising stars and women who made a mark in business

'Whatever you dream, you can have it, but not all at the same time. The only difference between successful women and the rest is that the former has worked very, very hard,' says Apurva

At a power packed evening in Mumbai, Business Today, India's largest business magazine felicitated the Most Powerful Women in business. The awards were given to 31 women business leaders who have broken the glass ceiling and are creating impact in corporate India. Watch who all received the awards.

It is important to tell stories with values, courage, humour and kindness, Myleeta Aga Williams, Senior Vice President, South East Asia and India, BBC Worldwide, said at Business Today's Most Powerful Women Award 2019

Business Today's most powerful woman investment banker Aisha de Sequeira, co-country head and head of Investment banking, Morgan Stanley, reveals how she manages a career and motherhood.

The funding round also saw a partial secondary exit for the Indian Angel Network (IAN). The company's first investor has raked in $3 million, an impressive seven-fold return on investment in four years.

In her keynote address \"The Glass is more than Half full\", Zia Mody, Founder and Managing Partner, said as more and more women are joining the boards it creates a ripple effect and gets more women leaders to workplace

Delivering the keynote address at Business Today's Most Powerful Women awards, Zia Mody, founder and managing partner, AZB & Partners, said the biggest change happening in India is the recognition being given to women across sectors and economic classes

Underlining the importance of self, Sequeira said: \"We are critically important in this whole question as we sometimes don't let ourselves be the priority we should be.\"

It is important to tell stories with values, courage, humour and kindness, Myleeta Aga Williams, Senior Vice President, South East Asia and India, BBC Worldwide, said at Business Today's Most Powerful Women Award 2019

Speaking at the Business Today 'Most Powerful Women' awards function in Mumbai on the subject of 'On Being a Woman Entrepreneur, she said entrepreneurial journey, irrespective of gender, requires perseverance, passion and ability to handle pressures and challenges

Giving a talk on \"Food For Thought: Eating Right To Manage Stress\", nutritionist Jinal Shah outlined the importance of eating well instead of starving oneself to stay fit and healthy

Watch the most powerful women in business discuss their biggest challenges at work and how they overcame them.

From taking tough decisions to being empathetic, women business leaders exercise power in different ways. Watch the video to know more

Women in leadership roles have to sometimes spend a lot of time proving themselves. Business Today has chosen the most powerful women in business. Find out what power means to them

After a three-decade-long corporate career, Roopa Kudva has embraced the social enterprise space