“…However, following the establishment of the Sir Dorabji Tata Graduate School of Social Work in Bombay in 1936 (Banerjee, ; Bhatt & Phukan, ), formal education and training in social work took on different dimensions of development. Three years ago, an estimated 525 institutions in India offered social work education with undergraduate, postgraduate, predoctoral, and doctoral programs (Adaikalam, ; Bhatt & Phukan, ). Specialized programs are offered at master's level, including human resource management, medical and psychiatric social work/clinical social work, community organization and development, family and child welfare, and correctional administration (Baikady, Pulla, & Channaveer, ).…”