Q. Who established the first Women's University of India?
✅ Correct Answer: (A)
D.K. Karve
Explanation: D.K. Karve established the first women's university in India. After reading about the Japan Women's University, Karve was inspired to set up the first woman university in India in Pune in the year 1916. The University started with just five students. The University expanded repidly when in 1920 an industrialist and philanthropist, Sir Vithaldas Thackersey, donated 1.5 million rupees.
Explanation by: Pradeep Sikarwar
D.K. Karve established the first women's university in India. After reading about the Japan Women's University, Karve was inspired to set up the first woman university in India in Pune in the year 1916. The University started with just five students. The University expanded repidly when in 1920 an industrialist and philanthropist, Sir Vithaldas Thackersey, donated 1.5 million rupees.