What led the reformers to organise social reform movement in 19th century in india
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Reformers were common people like us who raised questions in front of society and British. They raised questions because of some economic, commercial and industrial reasons
1. economic reasons - the were making rules and laws which were not in favour of India but in favour of Britain ex- arms act
2. commercial reasons- they were taking money from us and developing their own country and not us
3. industrial reasons - they were making their own profit and making a waste of our country
CONCLUSION-
people want freedom from them so people became reformers
1. economic reasons - the were making rules and laws which were not in favour of India but in favour of Britain ex- arms act
2. commercial reasons- they were taking money from us and developing their own country and not us
3. industrial reasons - they were making their own profit and making a waste of our country
CONCLUSION-
people want freedom from them so people became reformers
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The enlightenment in the latter years gave birth to mass awakening against the British oppression and evil customs.To clean Indian society from every ignorance the social reformers started various movements in India.
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