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Social change and reform in India is a process that keeps occurring

[Timeline diagram showing progression from 8th B.C.E. to 19th C.C.E. to 19th C.C., with various boxes]:

In the 19th CE, the change was reform towards opposition to colonial rule:

@ 1. for the first time, invaders (foreigners) who came to India had a sense of superiority.

so far, all those who came to India looked upon Indian society, and adopted it.

[this led to [impulses for change].

2. Colonial interference in Indian society was [not appreciated]:

(eg) interference with regards to issues such as succession [exclusive of caste]

widow remarriage, etc.

3. [Indians desired] had organisational building of [Mysore & Time of society itself]:

(eg) [Baji's opposition to caste of [caste rule]]

(eg) [Gandhiji's approach of empowerment of [Jangdan]]

4. Revival of [conscientiousness of poor]

5. Rational approach to [social welfare]:

(eg) [Raja Ram Mohan Raj] - banning on reason, science, and vedic knowledge

6. Social reform as [pacing to end economic oppression]

(eg) [Nanaji's] analysis on Bhakti, Santosh,etc.

7. Revolution of the four hour British interference in Indian society & not to India's going away:

only to them)

(eg) British attempt at might[illegible]-to-[illegible] (works for heavy produce