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Behramji Malabari was a Parsee journalist and writer.
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He was an advocate of women's social reform in India an a champion of women's suffrage in India.
- He established "Sewa Sadan" in 1908 AD, was a Parsi reformer.
- Seva Sadan was devoted to Strive for the upliftment of women who are exploited and despised by society.
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Malabari became known in Britain for his role in promoting women's rights, particularly those of the Hindu widow.
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On the case of Rukhmabai of 1885, a child bride ordered to live with her husband, Malabari wrote not only editorials in his own paper, but also letters to the editors of The Times.
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Malabari's reforming role played a part in the passing of the 1891 Age of Consent Act in India.
- "Dharma Sabha" was established by Radhakant Dev in 1830 AD.
- Dharma Sabha efforted to patronize the "ancient and traditional rules" like "Sati Pratha". Hence, statement 3rd is incorrect.
- Dev Samaj made the 'Guru' Pandit Agnihotri, and his own personal revelations the central principle.
- The teachings of the Deva Samaj emphasise the Supreme Being, the eternity of the soul, the supremacy of the Guru and’ need for good action.
- The Samaj prescribed ideal social conduct and moral ethics, such as not accepting bribes, abstaining from gambling, intoxicants, non-vegetarian food and violence
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