History · Social Reforms in Kerala
With reference to the social history and caste system of Kerala, consider the following statements: 1. The discriminatory customs of 'Mannappedi' and 'Pulappedi' were abolished by Ravi Varma of Venad through a royal proclamation in 1696. 2. 'Sankara Smriti' (Laghu Dharmaprakasika) is a traditional text that outlines orthodox caste rules and social regulations. 3. The 'Channar' agitation was a significant social movement demanding the right of lower-caste women to cover their upper bodies. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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