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15 nov 2021 · In the semi-quincentennial anniversary (250 years), of the first Renaissance Man of India, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Different Truths pays a tribute to the polymath social reformer, who eradicated Sati and stood up for the rights of the widows and women. An exclusive by Nachiketa. The second half of the eighteenth century, when the Mughal.
22 mag 2020 · Ram Mohan Roy was born on 22 May 1772 in Hindu Brahmin family in Hooghly, Bengal. His father, Ramkanto Roy, was a scholar of Sanskrit, Persian and English languages, who also knew Arabic, Latin and Greek. Not much is known of his early life, but it is widely believed that he travelled a great deal and picked up languages like Persian, Arabic ...
Sri Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Hon'ble MP of Kolkata North East, inaugurated the new gallery - Rammohun Roy's Contemporaries - Associates and Adversaries on 22nd May 2022 at the 2nd floor of the museum, on the occasion of the 250th birth anniversary of Raja Rammohun Roy. 24 associates both from India & abroad who were the contemporaries during the time of Raja Rammohun Roy, are on display here.
ROY, RAM MOHAN (1772 – 1833), important early nineteenth-century reformer of Indian religion and society, founder of the Br ā hmo Sam ā j. Roy's lasting influence has earned him the epithet "father of modern India." Ram Mohan Roy was born into an orthodox Hindu brahman family on May 22, 1772, in Radhanagar, a small town in modern West Bengal.
The Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb gave Ram Mohan's great-grandfather, Frischnachandra Banerji, the tide "Raya Rayan," which was later contracted to Roy. On the centennial of his death in 1933, he was eulogized as a saint. On the bicentennial of his birth in 1972, he was debunked as a failure. Crawford suggests that Roy was neither, though readers may
12 mag 2024 · Raja Ram Mohun Roy, the founder of this cult, was a votary of Islamic monotheism, and later on became infatuated with Jesus Christ. He confused the monism of the Upanishads with the monotheism of Biblical creeds, and gave birth to a lot of confusion. But, by and large, he stayed a Hindu who had some very hard words to say about the doings of ...
He went to England in 1831 on a special mission to plead the cause of the Mughal Emperor of Delhi. While he was still busy in that work, he died at Bristol on 27th September 1833. He was given the title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor. In all his activities, Raja Ram Mohan Roy was actuated by a deep love of his motherland and an intense sympathy ...
