The Importance Of Social Evils In India

India is a country which has been under rule of the Afgaans, the Mugals and then the Britishers. Each ruler left behind it’s marks. During the British Raj Indians suffered a lot, many social evils ruled and the early 20th century was probably the last straw, where people wanted freedom & desired to start life with a fresh note. Yet, many evils were still there. These evils were the Socio Economic Deprivation – Lack of Education & major poverty especially in the rural areas made farmers & laborers prone to cruel exploitation, mostly at the hand of zamindars (land owners) & money lenders; the moneylenders would make a fool out of poor farmers

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