Socio-Religious Reforms

Socio-religious reforms refer to efforts aimed at improving society by addressing religious practices and beliefs. These movements seek to eliminate practices that are harmful or outdated, promote social equality, and encourage spiritual understanding. They often arise from the desire to modernize traditions, ensure justice, and create a more inclusive community. Examples include campaigns against caste discrimination, untouchability, and gender inequality, emphasizing human rights and ethical change within religious contexts. These reforms aim to harmonize religious values with contemporary social principles, fostering progress and social harmony.