Analyse the role of social reformers in response to colonial oppression and traditional social evils in India

In response emerged against misc and people started Social Reform and Ideological struggle against the backward traditional element and hegemony of colonial culture. Social Reformers like Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar started organisations like Brahmo Samaj, and fought against - evils of child marriage, sati and advocate for widow remarriage. Others like Maharshi Jyotirao Phule, etc. also helped in social reform against traditional backward elem

People like Dayananand Lasswami from Arya Samaj called for going back to the Vedas. Translations were made and ancient Indian heritage upon such as sourced. Henry Dadabhai Naoroji, in his book 'Unbrittsh Rule', showed the true face of utilitarianism's burden. Swami Vivekananda gave a fillip to the ancient Indian curve and gave same concept of neo -Vedanta, it led to emergence of a distinct Indian identity and national