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Gift to Monotheists written by?

Raja Ram Mohun Roy

Journals published by Ram mohan roy

1. Samwad Kanmudi (Bengali)


2. Mirat Ul Akbar (Persian)

Colleges established by Ram mohan roy

1. Vedanta colleges - taught Indian philosophy & western social and ethnic sciences


2. Hindu College - helped David Hare to establish it, in Kolkata

Atmiya samaj

Started by Ram Mohan Roy in 1814

Brahmo Samaj

Started by Ram Mohan Roy in 1828


-it laid emphasis on human dignity, opposed idolatry, criticised evils such as Sati, caste system etc

About Raja Ram Mohan Roy

1. Wanted Indians to learn rational thinking, human dignity, social equality


2. Against hindu evils


3. Monotheist


4. Against Christian missionaries that suppressed rights of people and promoted blind faith

Followers of Raja Ram Mohan Roy

Young Bengal movement

- radical trend under Anglo-Indian Henry Vivian Derozio

About de rozio

What cause did derozians not take up?

Peasant cause

Debendranath Tagore

-Father of Rabindranath Tagore


-revitalised Brahmo Samaj



Founded : Tatvabodhia Sabha

Tatvabodhia Sabha

Founded by Debendranath Tagore


For : propagating ideas of ram Mohun Roy



- promoted systematic study of India's past in Bengali language



Prominent members : Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, Akshay Kumar Dutt

Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar

Bethune School

Founded in 1849


- Vidyasagar was secretary to it


- oldest women's college in Asia

Dadabhai Naoroji

- social reformer of Bombay


- founders of association to reform- zoroastrian religion, Parsi law association

Widow Remarriage Association

Founded by: Vishnu Shastri Pandit

Satya Prakash

For : weekly gujarati paper advocating widow remarriage


By: Karsondas Mulji in 1852

Gopal Hari Deshmukh

- champion of new learning & social reform in kerala


- also called lokahitwadi


- advocated reorganisation of Indian society on rational principles, modern humanistic & secular values

Darpan weekly

By: Bal Shastri Jambedkar


- stop hate against women & spread western knowledge

Jotiba phule

1851- started a girls school in pune, with his wife

Arya Samaj

By: Mool Shankar aka Dayanand Saraswawti

About Arya Samaj

-believed in infallibility of vedas


- criticized idol worship, Sati & caste system


- accepted division of society based on merit


-did not let individual opinions /rational mind take over vedas infallibility

Progressive sectors of Arya Samaj

- supported education for women


- DAV school


Conservatives of Arya Samaj

- Estb Gurukul at Haridwar


- Shudhi movement against Muslims in 1890s (by swami shradhanda)


-cow protection movement

Prarthana Samaj

- in bombay


- by: Keshav Chandra Sen + Atmaram Pandurang

Ramakrishna Mission

Estb by : Vivekananda


Named after his Guru, Ramakrishna Paramkamsa

Anglo-Muhammedan Oriental College

Estb by Sayid Ahmed Khan (also established the Muhammeden Literary Society)


- college later came to be known as AMU

Positives to Socio-religious reforms

1. Self confidence, respect, pride in Country, increased Nationalism



2. Many Indians began to acquire modern, secular outlook



3. People started thinking of welfare

Negatives

1. Movements had a narrow base, restricted to urban and middle class educated Indians



2. Sense of False pride: glorified ancient times, exaggerated things, especially Arya Samaj

Theosophical Society

By: Madam HB Blantsky & Col HS Olcott at New York (later shifted HQ to Adyar, present Chennai in 1886)



-annie beasant became President after death of Olcott



-Advocated : Revival & strengthening of Hinduism, Zorastrianism, Buddhism



-promoted democracy & equality

Hindu School at Banaras

By: Annie Beasant (first woman president of Congress, became an atheist)


At: Varanasi



*developed in Banaras Hindu University by Madan Mohan Malviya


Mazadayasan Sabha/ Religious Reforms Association

By: DB Naoroji, Furdonji, SS Bengalee & others

20th century Social reforms

-Increasingly became secular


-spread to lower strata