By: Soniya Agrawal
Number of female PhD candidates has also increased to 95,088 in 2020-21 from 59,242 in 2016-17, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan tells Lok Sabha, credits it to UGC initiatives.
Soniya Agrawal is a Senior Correspondent at ThePrint. She specializes in education, particularly higher education and foundational literacy, while also covering health, crime, and minority issues. Soniya's work has been featured in ThePrint, where she has reported extensively on social issues and protests in India, and she was part of the team that covered the Covid-19 pandemic from the ground.
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