Educational Achievements and Activities
She received Masters Degrees in five subjects viz. Education, Psychology, Sociology, English and Hindi. These were from different colleges.
She was alumnus of CIEFL – Hyderabad.
She was Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Meerut University. (presently Chaudhary Charan Singh University)
She was the first female Post Graduate teacher in DAV College, Dehradun.
Her final feat in higher education studies was when she became the founder Principal of Dayanand Women's Training College Dehradun. It was the first College to start M.Ed. Course in Uttarakhand.
Although she was not a Ph.D. she guided three scholars to get their degrees.
She retired from active college teaching in 1975 yet she remained involved as a Visiting Professor in various universities and colleges.
In 1976 she decided to settle in Chandausi, Distt. Moradabad.
In 1980 she started a school in the memory of her late mother at Chandausi, called Basant Academy, where it was the first English Medium school. The school eventually closed because of her age, failing health and loneliness.
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