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2To create an egalitarian order and not allow British to call Indians as barbarians
3The placement of high status of western civilization led to revivaist trends as: Deyanand Saraswati | call for Go back to Vedas.
4The opposition by status quiet elements yet only opposition to rule uses not reason
5Role of western education and ideas of VS Iyer, Rousseau
6Role of colonial power - by legislations as sati abolition
7Role of leaders as gandihji, drunkekas.
Thus there were many source of inspiration to transition India from traditional society to a modern one based on modern values.
— Surabhi Srivastava · AIR 56
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- Addresses multiple dimensions of reform motivation
- Cites both Indian and Western intellectual influences
- Acknowledges colonial legislative role
- Concludes with civilizational transition theme
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Surabhi Srivastava
AIR 562023
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country
Social Reforms
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103
Total words
7
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structured, concluding
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