Education is considered to be one of the best catalysts for sustainable growth within any country. Women education is the most blistering topic now, and the Indian government has shown a strong commitment towards equal education for all. After Independence, women were liberated from the custom of in-house traditions. Higher education came into practice as the constitution framed the Right to Education. The new India surpassed the myth and stereotype of what is preferable and non-preferable to women.

Women play a key role in building a nation, and every country is being known for the power of women's empowerment. It is an essential element for any nation. Promoting education among women helps them understand their individuality to refrain from any exploitation. India has seen women achievers in each field due to encouraging women's education in the nation; it helped them improve their knowledge, which made them stronger and confident. Therefore, Education for all is one of the major tasks being carried out by the Indian government but still, we have the lowest female literacy rate in Asia. India is working but the pace is slow as we haven't achieved what we should have been so far. As per the report, India's country-wide female literacy rate is 70.3 percent, while the male literacy rate is estimated at 84.7 percent. India's average literacy rate stands at 77.7 percent, according to the NSO.

As a result, today, what we know about women's education is entirely different from the early stages. Women have already modified gender roles and eradicated some strong wrong beliefs from the minds of people. But now, women have started working towards achieving goals and being independent to make any situation favouring their interests. The holistic approach towards the working environment makes them dazzle even in the lame light. Providing education for women helps strengthen female autonomy and allows them to contribute to the national economy.

In this issue of Women Entrepreneur Magazine, we bring you a list of `Top 10 Women in Education - 2022' , who have played a major role in propelling the Education sector in India. The following list has been prepared after being closely scrutinized by a distinguished panel of judges including CXOs, analysts and our editorial board.