The second day of the meeting began with an early morning yoga session followed by the plenary session on Grassroot Leadership and Entrepreneurship, in which various speakers presented their views. G20 Chair Sandhya Purecha remarked in her welcome address that the meeting was critical for bridging the gender divide. Ms. Elvira Morasco, W20 Italy delegate, shared success stories of entrepreneurial ventures by women in Italy that made positive impact in the local community. Bharati Ghosh, a former UN official, emphasized the importance of providing opportunities for women to take on leadership roles in their communities. Virginia Littlejohn, Founder of Quantum Leaps and Co-Head of the W20 U.S. Delegation, suggested creating a Women Entrepreneurs Finance Code and a policy framework to provide impetus to a women’s entrepreneurship ecosystem. Smt. Darshana Jardosh, Minister of State for Railways and Textiles, Government of India, acknowledged that grassroot leadership is significant for achieving gender equity and stressed the need to empower women economically, socially, and politically. She also said that India is rapidly moving towards women-led development and that the country’s G20 presidency can unite the world in pursuit of common goals and well-being for all.