Consider the following statements regarding socio- religious reform movements in India and select the correct statements among them –
1. Socio- religious movements were against depressing and distressing conditions of women, caste system and British domination on Indian soil.
2. In Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar’s word – “if religion does not sanction social reform, then change religion.”
3. Raja Rammohan Roy’s Brahmo Samaj’s long term agenda was to purify Hinduism and to preach monotheism.
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Consider the following statements regarding socio- religious reform movements in India and select the correct statements among them –
1. Socio- religious movements were against depressing and distressing conditions of women, caste system and British domination on Indian soil.
2. In Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar’s word – “if religion does not sanction social reform, then change religion.”
3. Raja Rammohan Roy’s Brahmo Samaj’s long term agenda was to purify Hinduism and to preach monotheism.
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The correct option is B 3 only
(source-spectrum)
The socio- religious reform movements were against the poor condition of women and caste system in India and were not against British domination in India.
The view mentioned in second statement was of Gopalhari Deshmukh ‘Lokhitawadi’ He advocated a reorganization of Indian society on rational principles and modern, humanistic, secular values. He attacked Hindu orthodoxy and supported social and religious equality. His original surname was Shidhaye. Because of 'Vatan' that he had received he was later called as Deshmukh.
Third statement is correctly written.
3 only
(source-spectrum)
The socio- religious reform movements were against the poor condition of women and caste system in India and were not against British domination in India.
The view mentioned in second statement was of Gopalhari Deshmukh ‘Lokhitawadi’ He advocated a reorganization of Indian society on rational principles and modern, humanistic, secular values. He attacked Hindu orthodoxy and supported social and religious equality. His original surname was Shidhaye. Because of 'Vatan' that he had received he was later called as Deshmukh.
Third statement is correctly written.
