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Social and Cultural Uprisings · UPSC CDS/OTA · Question 57 of 69

Social and Cultural Uprisings: The Bethune School (1849), pioneering girls’ education in Calcutta, was associated with

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Social and Cultural Uprisings
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General Studies
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Medium
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The Bethune School (1849), pioneering girls’ education in Calcutta, was associated with:

TopicSocial and Cultural Uprisings
Question Typemultiple choice
DifficultyMedium
Marking+1 / −0.33
Test Duration30 min

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Meaning: A key institution advancing female education in Bengal.Correct Option Justification: Bethune founded the school with support from reformers like Vidyasagar.Incorrect Options:A. Derozio/ K.C. Sen were not founders of this school.B. Gokhale/Ranade were western Indian leaders, not founders here.C. Naoroji/Malabari were not associated with the founding of this school.D. Hence Option A is correct.

Final Answer: Option A - J.E.D. Bethune and I.C. Vidyasagar
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