Women Education in Nineteenth Century Bengal: A Critical Evaluation

Women play a vital role in the progress of a family, society or country. In order to make democracy successful in the country women education is equally important with the men. Education is one of the milestones for women empowerment because it enables them to respond to the challenges, to confront...

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Legislation
Marriage
Polygamy
Society
Wives
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