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Indian Cases: Containing Full
Reports of Decisions of the Privy Council, the High Courts of Allahabad, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and Batna, the Chief Courts of Lower Burma and the Punjab, the Courts of the Judicial Commissioners of Central Provinces, Oudh, Sind and Upper Burma, Reported in the
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of Patna also released this book, which is currently out of circulation. Rashid un-Nisa, an advocate for girls' education, established the first girls' school in Bihar, located in Patna. Lady
Stephenson, the wife of the then Lieutenant Governor, commended Rashid's school.
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Rashid un-Nisa was born in Patna in 1855 to
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Despite coming from a highly educated background, Rashid un-Nisa did not receive a formal education. A homemaker, she had a keen interest in literature. The groundbreaking Urdu novel
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The initial release of Islah un-Nisa occurred in 1894, followed by a second edition in 1968. Subsequently, the third edition was published in
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