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Overview: Modern Indian History: 19th Century Social Reforms (in Hindi)
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This lesson talks about introduction to the social reform movements of modern Indian history in the 19th century.

Nandini Maharaj is teaching live on Unacademy Plus

Nandini Maharaj
MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University, BA (Hons.) History from LSR, reader, dancer, love to teach, AIR 42 in 2018 UPSC
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really very good and helpful for us. After watching editorial becomes too easy to undustand
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Dharma Sabha by Radhakant dev Prarthana Samaj Veda Samaj Rahnumai Mazdyasan Sabha: Dada bhai Nauroji Dev Samaj Ahmadiya Movement All India Depressed Class federation Harijan Sevak Sangha
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yes add this lecture also
add videos for this also
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Thank you, Nandini :)
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  1. SOCIAL REFORM MOVEMENTS IN INDIA: 19TH & 20TH CENTURY BY NANDINI MAHARAJ


  2. ABOUT ME BA (Hons.) in History from Lady Shri Ram MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University Love to teach, read and dance


  3. TOPICS DISCUSSED .Caste based reform movements (Hindus) Area wise discussion Bengal, Western India (Gujarat and Maharashtra) and Southern India .Reforms in Islamic society of India .Leaders and organizations taking up the question of social reform Gender based reforms are NOT discussed: will be discussed in a separate course More lessons will be added on request. Please request in the Q&A section ,v


  4. LESSONS IN THE COURSE 1. Overview 2. Brahmo Samaj 3. Ramakrishna Mission 4. Arya Samaj 5. Young Bengal Movement 6. The Aligarh Movement 7. The Theosophical Society 8. Social Reformers in Western India 9. Social Reformers in Southern India 10. More lessons if requested ,v


  5. RELEVANT MAINS QUESTIONS (2005-15) 1. 20 words on Vaikom Satyagrah (2008) 2. What was the character of the social religious reforms in the 19th century India and how did they contribute to the National awakening in India? (2007) 3. Characterize the main features of Indian renaissance (150 words, 2006) ,v