During her term, she will help facilitate training programmes, give women inputs to start their own businesses, hold exhibitions, interlink with SAARC countries, provide them with databases and encourage women entrepreneurs to succeed. "We would like to tie up with the Tourism Department and help women export their products to other countries," she said. For Ms. Dutt, the transition from being a private person to a dynamic businesswoman came when "I held the post of President of the FLO in 1993." Her husband V.L. Dutt has been a great source of inspiration, she says; her daughter Kavitha Dutt Chitturi is an executive director in KCP.
Ms. Dutt is also the president of the World Telugu Federation for the second term and is working on a museum, a five-crore project ‘Telugu Sanskritika Niketanam’ in Visakhapatnam.
The Federation also trains people in Chennai to speak Telugu. She manages to beat stress through exercise, yoga and relaxing in the evening with her grand daughter.  

`Quest for the best' is her message to women entrepreneurs. They should not get discouraged, she says. "You should have the will power to achieve what is best in life. Your inner self comes out once the courage is built."
Despite her busy schedule Ms. Dutt actively participating in charitable services for the welfare of destitute people of our motherland. TeluguOne.com wishes her all the success and conveys best regards on behalf of our readers across the world.