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India's first girls' school, started in January 1848, stood at which place in Pune?

ABhidewada
BMaharwada
CKedgaon
DNaigaon
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Bhidewada
1. Savitribai, Jyotirao and Sagunabai started a school in January 1848. 2. It was at Bhidewada, the home of Tatya Saheb Bhide, and became India's first girls' school. 3. Maharwada hosted a school for marginalized communities; Kedgaon is Ramabai's later site. _Source: Wikipedia, Savitribai Phule, Career_
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