Savitribai Phule - First Female Teacher of India | Dr. Raziya Parvin

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Hello Friends!!!

I am Dr. M. Raziya Parvin, currently working as the Assistant Professor and Head, Department of History, Queen Mary's College (A), Mylapore, Chennai.

I am into teaching for more than 20 years and my area of specialization is "Women Studies" and have written books, published research articles, prepared course materials and presented research papers in the Conferences and Seminars.

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About this Video:

It will highlight on one of the pioneering women personalities - Savitribai Phule who is the 'first female teacher' of India and a Social Reformer in Maharashtra during the 19th century. She relentlessly fought for the educational empowerment of women in India and demanded dignity for all women, for which she worked her entire life.

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