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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Dawn, Inspiration, submit Education
Chapter 2: Finding Maric
Chapter 3: Urbanity in Switzerland
Chapter 4: Representation Miracle Year
Chapter 5: Depiction Four Stroke of luck Year Papers
Chapter 6: Senior lecturer in Europe
Chapter 7: A Pacifist barge in a About of War
Chapter 8: Prominence Status
Chapter 9: Exhaust
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Professor Albert Einstein and Professor Dhondo Keshav Karve photographed together in the late s.
The man behind India's first university for women, Bharat Ratna #DhondoKeshavKarve’s outlook as a social worker was shaped by his childhood experiences. His first wife, Radhabai (they had been married when Karve was just 14), had passed away in due to childbirth complications.
In , Karve established the Widow Re-marriage Association The same year, he set an example by marrying Godubai, a widow who had lost her husband at the age of 8. He also began speaking out against regressive practices such as untouchability.
In , he established the Hindu Widows Home Association, a welfare institution that helped widows support themselves.
A year later, he set up India’s first school for widows at Hingane village (near Poona). Karve’s widowed sister-in-law, Parvatibai Athavale, was the first student to join this school. This was followed by a Mahila Vidyalaya, a residential school for girls that trained them for jobs. He even developed a parallel matriculation course for girls.
For many of the following years, Karve would walk several kilometres from Hingne to Pune to spare his meagre resources for the schools. In his spare time, he would visit different localities to sprea
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