Education is one of the most important tools for empowering women in any society. Education does not only play the role of a catalyst in enhancing one’s personality but also strengthens their economic, social, cultural development. Education also plays a key role in improving one’s quality of life and has a strong impact on the overall family and community’s living standards as well. Reports suggest that the higher the female literacy rates, the reduce is the rate of child mortality. It also is inversely proportional to crime rates in a respective area. Education on the whole is capable of reducing societal inequalities, especially ones stemming through gender.
The field of education has also been considered to be conducive for women professionals. For years women educators have been carrying the baton to educate and carve future citizens and leader of the country. Be it handholding young toddlers who have just gotten into the education system to leading higher educational institutes, women educators have always been influential in the field of education.
The current edition of Women Entrepreneur India magazine pays homage to women educators of India. We also tell you the success stories of women educationalists from across the country.
We introduce readers to Rupali Deolalikar Dehade, MD and CEO of Ara Consulting. She holds a 5-year Bachelor's in Architecture from M.S. University of Baroda and a post-graduate degree in Town Planning from ITPI, Delhi. She has taught at KRVIA, Mumbai; SNDT, Mumbai, and Sushant School of Architecture, Gurgaon. Rupali is a UCLA certified College Counsellor. She specializes in guiding students and their families with comprehensive end-to-end services for global college admissions.
A part of the coveted list of women educators is Dr. Madhu Singh. Dr. Madhu is an accomplished professional, with a career that spans over 19 years. She has excelled in leading and managing operations across diverse sectors including Development, Mental Healthcare, Disability Rehabilitation, and Higher Education.
Anu Agrawal, Director, FPA Edutech also appears on the list of women educationalists. Anu's passion for continuous learning and adaptability in the evolving financial landscape is evident through her recent achievement of qualifying as a CPA in 2023.
In this magazine edition also read about Vasudha Kapoor. As the Director of The Gurukul School, Vasudha blends traditional Gurukul ethos with modern pedagogy, aiming for excellence in teaching and learning. Her journey reflects not only personal triumphs but also a dedication to shaping the educational landscape for future generations.
Women such as Vasudha, Anu, Dr Madhu and Rupali are laying the foundation for the India of tomorrow. Read more about these women leaders and their success stories as celebrated educationalist in India.
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