Which of the following is not the famous centre for Buddhist Learning in Ancient India?
Detailed Explanation:
Nalanda (Bihar) was established during the Gupta period (5th century CE) and became the largest ancient Buddhist university.
Vikramshila (Bihar) was founded by Pala king Dharmapala (8th century CE) and specialized in Tantric Buddhism.
Valabhi (Gujarat) flourished under the Maitraka dynasty (6th-7th century CE) and was a major center for Hinayana Buddhism.
Nagpur has no ancient Buddhist educational history; it gained prominence only after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's conversion at Deekshabhoomi in 1956.
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When was the Patna College established?
In 1940, Patna Women's College was founded by which of the following societies?