In Tangail, Bangladesh, entrepreneurship is not something most women would endeavour. Many prefer to leave homes for the capital to work as garment factory workers. Twenty-nine-year-old Jorna Begum however, made a different choice, although it was a choice she did not foresee either. Having to take care of her family and spend a lot of her time on daily chores, she found herself with increasingly less time to keep her small grocery shop open for…
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