सामाजिक परिवर्तन और सुधार के लिए भारतीय समाज का आग्रह औपनिवेशिक शासन के प्रति इसके विरोध का परिणाम था। परीक्षण कीजिए। (150 शब्दों में उत्तर दीजिए) 10 अंक The Indian society's impulse for social change and reform was a response to its opposition to colonial rule. Examine. Answer in 150 words) 10 Marks
Introduction
19th C, in Indian history is known as the period of social change and reform thus culminating in an age of Renaissance.
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Main Body
Indian society's impulse for social change and reform:
Diagram
Mind map with central concept 'Indian society's impulse for social change and reform'. Sub-category 'New school of history writing' branches to: Religious Reforms, Social Reform Movement, Emphasis on physical culture, Emphasis on education. Under Religious Reforms: against idolatry, priestcraft etc. with reformists like Ramakrishna Paramahanasa. Under Social Reform Movement: changing conditions of women against Sati etc. Under Emphasis on physical culture: akhara/gymnasium coming up. Under Emphasis on education: David Hare and A. Ray established Hindu College.
- Clear structure with four distinct dimensions of social change
- Mentions specific reformist figures and institutions
- Directly addresses the colonial context
- Includes concrete examples of educational and physical institutions
- Good use of mind map to show relationships
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Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India
Social Reform
Social change and reform in colonial India
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Analytical and structured with use of diagrams
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