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    Ram Mohan Roy sought to create an Indian society based on both European science and traditional Hinduism, using the press to mobilize educated Hindus and advance reform. Educated Indians met through the Indian National Congress, with British approval, to discuss public affairs and air grievances about colonial rule while seeking greater Indian self-rule.

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    Ram Mohan Roy sought to create an Indian society based on both European science and traditional Hinduism, using the press to mobilize educated Hindus and advance reform. Educated Indians met through the Indian National Congress, with British approval, to discuss public affairs and air grievances about colonial rule while seeking greater Indian self-rule.

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    "father of modern India"

    Ram Sought an Indian society


    based on European
    Mohan science and traditional
    Hinduism. Used press to
    Roy mobilize educated Hindus
    and advance reform

    The Indian Educated Indians met,


    with British approval, to
    National discuss public affairs.
    Congress aired grievances
    about colonial rule, sought
    Congress Indian self-rule

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