Question Q4 (continued)GS2GS2
The dual struggle against entrenched social customs and colonial dominance was a prominent feature of socio-religious reform movements in 19th century India. How did the socio-religious reform movements of 19th century India responded to colonial cultural and ideological hegemony?
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4Anti-caste struggle led by Jyotiba Phule prioritized equality against penetration of slavery e.g. Umaraanji ⟹ civil war of America Response of socio-religious reform movements: 1) Attempted to instill self-confidence eg: Ramakrishna Mission ⟹ essential unity of Indians. 2) Right shid the oppressive nature of British ideology. eg: RRR's expression of assent against licensing regulations, 1825 3) Awakening of national ideology and 'Indian way of life' eg: Inaudibility of Vedas against the provincial history theory of Switch.
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Conclusion
Therefore, the socio-religious movements targeted the inherent limitations of Indian culture, while popularising its uniqueness against both in hegemony.
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Ritika
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GS2GS2
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Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Evolution and Features
Socio-religious reform movements
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