Raja Ram Mohan Roy founded the Brahmo Samaj in 1828. In 1814, he founded the Atmiya Sabha which became Brahmo Samaj in 1828. Ram Mohun Roy founded the Brahma Sabha in 1828. The first prayer house of Brahma Sabha was opened in 1830 after which Ram Mohun Roy went to England where he expired. In 1839 Devendranath.Tagore founded the Tattwabodhini Sabha which was renamed as Calcutta Brahmo Samaj in 1843 after merger with the defunct Brahma Sabha. The First Brahmo to enter this world was Hemendranath Tagore in 1844. To Hemendranath Tagore fell the task of founding Adi Dharm which is the largest development of Brahmo Samaj today.
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it started from tiger cinema's 1st outlet of vishal's owned by Ram Agarwal & lately extended its outlets's & the grass root level of ram agarwalwas a small outlet of second's garments small shop in lalbazar
william bentick 1829 in act 17 ,with raja ram nohan ray
yes there is .Once he delivered a speech in UK ,which proved that INDIA is an educated country and that other countries are suppossed to learn from them.
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Ram Mohun Roy
In A Vidyalaya... :p
No. Ram mohun roy was not the founder of nationalism but he contributed to the beliefs involving nationalism which got him killed at the age of 53 by his brother who did not agree with these ideas.
Ram Mohun Roy
Ram Mohun Roy
Jogendra Sinha has written: 'Raja Ram Mohun Roy a luminary'
Mahatma Gandhi was the father of nationalist movement in India,.
raja ram mohan roy, william carvey, swami vivekananda, bakim chandra chaterjee and so on members.
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To the best of my knowledge, Raja Ram Mohan Roy's descendants are from his granddaughter's side. He had a granddaughter's whose name was most probably Chandrajyoti and may be she was the only direct descendant of Ram Mohan. She was married to a Chatterjee family and descendants of that Chatterjee family still survives.
Ram Mohun Roy was a humanitarian and educational reformer. He is often call the â??Maker of Modern Indiaâ?? and he founded the Anglo-Hindu school and fought to bring the English language into Indian schools.