Top 10 most powerful business women in India

New Delhi: India which is one of the rising economies in the World has got some of the most talented business women who are at the top of the management in various organisations. Therefore Indian women can not be taken lightly as they have skills of a leadership with great efficiency to run big business in our country.Here is the list of most impactful women who are playing a vital role in making India's economy move upward and writing new stories of growth. In a recent survey conducted by the Business Today a total of 25 women were listed and we bring you the of top ten women entrepreneurs.Nita AmbaniNita Ambani is the founder and chairperson of the Dhirubhai Ambani International School, wife of India's richest person Mukesh Ambani. Nita Ambani age 50 is the first women director on Reliance's 14 member board.Apart from being powerful women in business, Nita is also a trained bharat natyam dancer.Deepika AroraDeepika Arora holds one of the fastest growing hospitality chains in the country, 'Wyndham Hotel Group'.Today she feels proud as she is successful in making the difference in the people's lives through providing them hotel choices in every category.Deepika quit the Hilton Hotal Chain in 2010, where she was a director for India.Arundhati BhattacharyaArundhati Bhattacharya, 59 who heads the largest bank in India, SBI.She is the first women chairperson in the bank's 208-year old history.Her goal is to attract the younger customers to make SBI speedier in terms of financial dealings.She has a extremely disciplined way of working which successfully made her face all the challenges in her life.Ipsita DasguptaIpsita, 38 is responsible for business and marketing strategy for GE South Asia company. The company supports the development of ASEAN's infrastructure by providing products and services in energy, healthcare, water, transportation sector, also servicing the region in the fields of finance and media.According to her being in manufacturing is the most amazing experience in the world as there is always a uniqueness, excitement and learning every single movement.Anuradha DesaiAnuradha Desai, 52 is the chairperson for Venkateshwara Hatcheries Group. With over 30 years of experience in the poultry industry Anuradha has a dynamic and capable leadership quality.As a Chairperson of the National Egg Co-ordination Committee she played an essential role in egg production, consumption and export in the country.Jyoti Deshpande Jyoti Deshpande, 45 a Group CEO & MD for Eros International which is India's biggest movie production and distribution company.While in college time Jyoti used to provide tuitions to students from second to 12th standard so as to collect money for her MBA studies.Neelam DhawanNeelam Dhawan, 55 is a Managing Director for Hewlett-Packard India.For Dhawan it will be a tough time ahead as HP, globally splitting in to two on Nov 1 as it will be providing IT solutions and Infrastructure. Before HP she was the MD of Microsoft India.Anita DongreAnita Dongre, 51 is the Chief Creative Officer of House of Anita Dongre. It is one of the India's leading fashion houses today.Anita believes that fashion plays a significant role in enhancing a person's confidence and holding in preserving the rich heritage of India under Anita Dongre label.Tanya Dubash48 years old Tanya, is the Executive Director and Chief Brand officer of Godrej Group. Tanya is changing the Godrej Group into a brand that appeals to the young.She is the eldest daughter of the Godrej Group chairman Adi Godrej.Dubash is also known for the sharp marketing mind as she decided to take up the responsibility for Godrej Masterbrand Strategy.Shanti EkambaramShanti (53), who is a President of consumer banking, Kotak Mahindra Bank.Shanti is motivating digital innovations at Kotak which aims to integrate conventional banking with social media.''In cooperate banking, I spent time in building client franchise and business is all about people and customers'', She says.