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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 19

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Brahmo Samaj's Role in 19th-Century Andhra's Social and Religious Reforms

By S. REDDEPPA, B. VENKATADRI

The Brahmo Samaj, founded by Raja Ram Mohan Roy in 1828, emerged as a pivotal social and religious reform movement in 19th-century India, challenging practices like sati, child marriage, and caste…

September 2013Vol. 19pp. 150–164

Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 17

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Raghupati Venkatarathnam Naidu's Women Upliftment Reforms in Andhra

By S. REDDEPPA, T. NAGAMMA

The article examines Raghupati Venkataratnam Naidu's role in 19th- and early 20th-century social reform movements in Andhra, particularly focusing on women's upliftment and the eradication of the…

September 2011Vol. 17pp. 175–186

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Brahmo Samaj's Role in 19th-Century Andhra's Social and Religious Reforms

Raghupati Venkatarathnam Naidu's Women Upliftment Reforms in Andhra

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