Write the contribution of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.
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Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, he was a Bengali polymath from the "Indian subcontinent", and a key "figure of the Bengal Renaissance". He was an academic educator, philosopher, translator, writer, publisher, printer, reformer, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. His efforts to simplify and "modernize Bengali prose" were significant
EXPLANATION:
The key contributions of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
· He gave more prominence to educational reforms than social reforms.
· He had given prominence to "educational infrastructure" and spread it to the "common peoples".
· He was very much interested in women's education, and therefore he had established several school for women's education.
· He had given prominence to re-marriage of widows.
· Because of his efforts the 'Widow Re-marriage Act' was passed in the year 1856.
· He had improved the Bengali Education System by writing several good books for students.
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