who was Raja ram mohan roy ? explain his contribution
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Raja Ram Mohan Roy, the great social reformer and maker of modern India was born at Radhanagar in Hooghly in a famous Brahmin family. He was educated at Patna and Benaras. There he learnt English, Greek, Latin and Sanskrit.
The contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy as a social reformer is unparallel. The versatile genius turned his attention to reform the society in his later years.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy abolished the custom of ‘sati’, the evil practice of burning young widows in their husband’s funeral pyre.
Ram Mohan Roy was opposed by the conservative Hindus and as result he founded a different religion – Brahma dharma based on the Upanishads.
He founded the Brahma Samaj. In 1831 Ram Mohan left for England on behalf of the Mughal Emperor. He was given the title of ‘Raja’ by the Mughal monarch.
But Ram Mohan Roy died in England, away from his homeland. He is forever remembered as the maker of modern India.
The contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy as a social reformer is unparallel. The versatile genius turned his attention to reform the society in his later years.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy abolished the custom of ‘sati’, the evil practice of burning young widows in their husband’s funeral pyre.
Ram Mohan Roy was opposed by the conservative Hindus and as result he founded a different religion – Brahma dharma based on the Upanishads.
He founded the Brahma Samaj. In 1831 Ram Mohan left for England on behalf of the Mughal Emperor. He was given the title of ‘Raja’ by the Mughal monarch.
But Ram Mohan Roy died in England, away from his homeland. He is forever remembered as the maker of modern India.
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Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born in a Bengali family in the year 1772. He was a great pioneer of English language which he thought would be unable to spread the modern ideas.
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Raja Ram Mohan Roy opposed the caste system and supported the upliftment of women in the society through education. He worked towards abolition of polygamy and child marriage. One of his greatest achievement in the field of social reforms was his effort to abolish sati in 1829 with the help of governor general William Bentick.
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