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Gurajada Apparao: Liberal and Feminist Insights in Kanyasulkam
Through his works like Kanyasulkam, Gurajada Apparao challenged the authoritarian and orthodox beliefs deeply ingrained in Indian society and culture.
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Fighting for Freedom : The Tumultuous Legacy of Raghunath Karve
Karve spoke and wrote in support of sexual liberation from the dictates of customs, morality and the law, for both men and women.
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Gurcharan Das: Champion of liberal ideals
Gurcharan Das’s writings and his liberal ideas have profoundly impacted India’s intellectual landscape.
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Dr Muthulakshmi Reddi: Beacon of Women’s Liberty
Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddi's pursuit of social justice and gender equality made her a true visionary champion of liberal ideas.
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Have We Lost Our Will To Be Free? (1965)
Rajaji's piece written in 1965, speaks about the difference between freedom from British rule and freedom in its true sense.
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Profit-Shy Asians (1957)
K D Valicha shares his take on "free enterprise" in 1957, mere ten years after India gained its independence from British Colonial Rule.
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The Evils of Child Marriage (1850)
Ishwar C. Vidyasagar wrote a multitude of articles & monographs in the course of his life as a pioneering social reformer of Bengal & India.
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Mithan Tata Lam- An Indian Lawyer & Suffragist
An Indian suffragist, Mithan Tata Lam was a successful lawyer and humanitarian worker. She was awarded Padma Bhushan in 1962.
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