Unlike the bhadramahilas of her time, educated just enough to be “presentable” in society, “Barishal girl” Jamini Sen went on to become one of the first women doctors in British India and the first ...
MSN: She became one of India’s first female doctors and was branded a prostitute
She became one of India’s first female doctors and was branded a prostitute
In the early 20th Century, when medicine was still overwhelmingly male and European institutions largely closed their doors to women, a young doctor from colonial India's Bengal broke through one of ...
India has a long and rich history of brave women who broke barriers and changed the world. But when it comes to medicine, one name stands above all others. At a time when women were not even allowed ...
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The term 'trailblazer' is often used casually nowadays, but in the early twentieth century, there was a woman in India who epitomised it by shattering barriers at every turn. Dr Muthulakshmi Reddy ...
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