<p><p> Women entrepreneurship is now a days a major opportunity for the people who migrate in areas. On the country it </p> <div>is also a fact that the majority of women entrepreneurs are facing many problems due to not availability of primary </div> <div>amenities in areas of developing country like India. Lack of education, financial problems, insufficient technical and </div> <div>conceptual ability it is too difficult for the women entrepreneurs to establish industries in the areas. The environment in the family, society and </div> <div>support system is not conducive to encourage people to take up entrepreneurship as a career. It may be due to lack of awareness and knowledge </div> <div>of entrepreneurial opportunities. The young and well educated mostly tend to leave. As per circumstances, l people by force may be more selfsufficient than their urban counterparts, but the culture of women entrepreneurship tends to be weak. Continuous motivation is needed in case </div> <div>of employee who is sometime difficult for an entrepreneur to Problems in Women Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurs are playing very important </div> <div>role in the development of economy. They face various problems in day to day work. As the thorns are part of rose, similarly every flourishing </div> <div>business has its own kind of problems. Some of the major problems faced by women entrepreneurs are as under. This paper makes an attempt </div> <div>to find out the problems and challenges for the potentiality of women entrepreneurship. It also focuses on the major problems faced by women </div> <div>entrepreneurs especially in the fields of marketing of products, financial amenities and other primary amenities, i.e. availability of electricity, </div> <div>water supply, transport facilities and required energy etc. The changing global environment raises questions about the ability of traditional, </div> <div>small–scale businesses in areas to share the potential benefits offered by the changing environments. The rapid (though decline) population </div> <div>growth, coupled with even faster urbanization, creates increasing demands. In India, populations in general grow about twice as fast as the </div> <div>overall total, and by 2020 they may exceed the size of populations. Such a major demographic trend challenges the capacities of some traditional </div> <div>small–scale businesses to cope with the increasing demands.</div></p>