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Vidyavati (born 15 September 1939) is a former Vice-Chancellor, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana, India. She is President of Phycological Society of India and was honored by Telangana State Government as Eminent Women on 8 March 2017, on the occasion of "International Women's Day" celebrations.

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Born
1914
Works
3

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  • Aṅkuritā
  • Śrīaravinda-āyāma
  • Suhāgina

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Key facts

Academic.name
Vidyavati
Academic.image
Prof. Vidyavati receiving Eminent Women award from Telangana Government.jpg
Academic.caption
Vidyavati (center) receiving Eminent Women award from Telangana Government
Academic.title
Vice-Chancellor (retired)
Academic.thesis_title
Experimental and Cytological Studies on Certain Desmids
Academic.thesis_year
1967
Academic.doctoral_advisor
Profs. Jafar Nizam and M.R. Saxena
Academic.discipline
Botany
Academic.sub_discipline
Hydrobiology, phycology, cytology and ultrastructure ecology
Academic.workplaces
Kakatiya University

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human
Gender
female
Place of birth
Hyderabad
Occupation
botanist
Position held
president
Image
Prof. Vidyavati receiving Eminent Women award from Telangana Government.jpg
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date of birth
1939-09-15
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Vidyavati (born 15 September 1939) is a former Vice-Chancellor, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana, India. She is President of Phycological Society of India and was honored by Telangana State Government as Eminent Women on 8 March 2017, on the occasion of "International Women's Day" celebrations.

==Career== In 1968, she was appointed permanent lecturer and posted at P.G. Centre of Osmania University at Warangal, which later on, in the year 1974, become Kakatiya University. She assumed charge as Vice-Chancellor of the University on 6 May 1998 for a period of three years.

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