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What was the condition of the untouchables in British India?

Important Questions on Reforms in Indian Society

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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q C
Who was Jyotiba Phule? How did he contribute to the reform movement in India?
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
Name some associations that worked for socio-religious reforms. Also, list the social evils against which they raised their voice.
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
The condition of women in nineteenth-century India was pitiable. Elaborate this statement with regard to the social evils that plagued them.
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
How did the reformers seek to end the caste system?
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
Write a note on Mahatma Gandhi and B. R. Ambedkar's role in fighting the curse of untouchability.
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
Most social reformers founded a society or formed an association through which they carried out the reforms. Why did they form associations and societies? Could they have not reformed the society single-handedly?
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 8 - Reforms in Indian Society>Time to Learn>Q D
Why were the most social taboos associated with women?