Which of the following reforms was resented by the Indians?The Abolition of SatiThe Widow Remarriage ActOpening of Girls' schoolBoth (1) and (2)

The Constitution of India guaranteed formal equality and radical social reforms, forbidding child marriage (below the age of 18 for a girl), legalizing remarriage of widows and providing equal share to women in the joint family, property under the Inheritance Act, introducing important deviations from the traditional fabric in the Indian social structure. But the laws did not succeed to change attitudes, and the prevailing societal mindset towards women is still conditioned by religious symbolism which highlights the self-sacrificing, self-effacing pure image of women and a woman as a faithful wife and devout mother. Subservience of women is summed up in Manu’s code, where it is stated that a woman should never be independent. Choose the correct option. (1 Mark) Child marriage is below the age of? OPTIONS 1. 5 2. 9 3. 14 4. All the options are correct

Why were the Indians unhappy and unsatisfied with the Minto-Morely reforms?

Why were the Indians unhappy and unsatisfied with the Minto-Morely reforms?a: They were unhappy because they could send their representatives to provincial legislatures but not to central legislatureb: They were unhappy because Indians were not allowed to elect their representatives to legislative councilsc: They were unhappy because strict qualification of property and education had restricted the number of votersd: They were unhappy because they did not have any representation in the Indian Civil Service

what did the expansion of british rule in india affect the tribals

The Constitution of India guaranteed formal equality and radical social reforms.OPTIONSfalsetrue