Study of Social Reform Movements in India

Abstract

When our sixty-five years as a sovereign, socialist, democratic republic come to an end, it is appropriate to take stock of our achievements and letdowns in various all aspects of our national life, in order to cement the successes and address the errors that have occurred, and to look forward to a brighter future in our nation's development. The excitement for social change decreased significantly as the political fight progressed, and it was purposefully disassociated from the political movement at this point. However, as the natural path of development and education extended across the world, the pace of demand for socio-religious changes intensified, as did the scope of its horizons. This is especially true of the role performed by liberation fighters, as well as “social and religious reformists, as well as organisations” and groups.