History · Socio-Religious Reform Movements
Which of the following statements is historically correct regarding 19th-century social reform movements in India?
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- 1The initial members of the Paramhans Mandali in Bombay were exclusively from leather-working communities.
- 2E.V. Ramasamy (Periyar) advocated for a synthesis of all mainstream religious scriptures to attain salvation.
- 3Singh Sabha leaders exclusively emphasized orthodox religious teachings, rejecting modern education.
- 4Raja Rammohan Roy translated an old Buddhist text that was critical of caste inequality.✓
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Raja Rammohan Roy translated an old Buddhist text that was critical of caste inequality.
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