Women in India: A General Survey of Their Condition, Status, and Advancement |
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... women taking to professions as a career . In the begining it was mainly teaching and medicine , and later on in any subject a woman chose to enter . Many of the University colleges were co - educational but by 1902 , 12 separate women's ...
... women taking to professions as a career . In the begining it was mainly teaching and medicine , and later on in any subject a woman chose to enter . Many of the University colleges were co - educational but by 1902 , 12 separate women's ...
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... women . II . Teachers in Primary Schools are , as a rule , poorly paid ; but this varies from Province to Province ... women's colleges are on a lower scale of pay than men . III . Women are eligible to certain posts , e.g. eligible to ...
... women . II . Teachers in Primary Schools are , as a rule , poorly paid ; but this varies from Province to Province ... women's colleges are on a lower scale of pay than men . III . Women are eligible to certain posts , e.g. eligible to ...
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... women in technical schools . II . There are a good many women teachers in many states . III . There are women principals of women's colleges and Head Mistresses in charge of schools , as also inspect- resses of girls schools in some ...
... women in technical schools . II . There are a good many women teachers in many states . III . There are women principals of women's colleges and Head Mistresses in charge of schools , as also inspect- resses of girls schools in some ...
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