September 10, 2025Knowledgeable Research A Multidisciplinary Journal

Women's right to education in Indian knowledge tradition: A reflection

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Historical dialogue in Indian texts shows women like Gargi engaged in philosophical debates, promoting their right to education.
The Vedic period emphasized women's education, yet later socio-political factors hindered their intellectual growth.
The influence of the patriarchal system and Smriti literature confined women to domestic roles, limiting their access to education.
Reviving the historical context of women's education can foster greater gender equality in contemporary educational practices.

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Historical analysis reveals the significance of women's rights to education in Indian traditions, highlighting socio-political influences and gender equality.

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Daulatram (2025) studied this question.

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Historical analysis reveals the significance of women's rights to education in Indian traditions, highlighting socio-political influences and gender equality.

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