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indian people are all not poor people so they will get education
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Solution anyone explain women education in india?
Women do not get a lot of education in India. Women in India are thought to be good for cleaning and cooking.
What did Pandita Ramabai did?
she promoted women education in india
What has the author Aparna Basu written?
Aparna Basu has written: 'The growth of education and political development in India, 1898-1920' -- subject(s): History, Education, School management and organization 'Women's struggle' -- subject(s): All India Women's Conference, History, Women in development, Women's right, Women's rights 'Essays in the History of Education in India' 'Imperialism Nationalism and Regionalism in Canadian and Modern Indian History'
What has the author R K Bhandari written?
R. K. Bhandari has written: 'Educational development of women in India' -- subject(s): Education, Women
The All India women's education training society New Delhi that offers nursery teachers training certificate course. Is it registered with MP Education board or with NCTE?
Yes, it is.
How the uno helps women and children in India?
United Nations Organization helps women and children in India in various ways. The children get some education while for the women, they are accorded some basic skills that will give them some sort of income so as to eradicate poverty.
What is the role of education to make India a super power?
Education is power. India can be made superpower with education.
What country needs Education the most?
India needs education the most
Is India a leader in international education?
Yes, in technical education India is leading.
What was the status of women in 19th century in India?
They were thought to be inferior to men. They weren't allowed any education and their status was very low.
What has the author Geeta Gandhi Kingdon written?
Geeta Gandhi Kingdon has written: 'Education and women's labour market outcomes in India'
What has the author Yaduvansh Bahadur Mathur written?
Yaduvansh Bahadur Mathur has written: 'Quit India movement' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Nationalism 'Women's education in India, 1813-1966' -- subject(s): Education of women, History 'British administration of Punjab, 1849-75' -- subject(s): Politics and government, History
