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Question : The Satnami Movement in Central India had a motive to:

Option 1: Improve the social status of leatherworkers.

Option 2: Ban child marriage

Option 3: Open school for girls

Option 4: Improve widow status


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Correct Answer: Improve the social status of leatherworkers.


Solution : The correct answer is To Improve the social status of leatherworkers.

To raise the social status of leather workers, Ghasidas founded the Satnami movement in central India. In the middle Indian state of Chattisgarh, the most significant Satnami group was established in 1820 by Ghasidas, a farm worker and Chamar caste member. Many Chattisgarhi Chamars were able to find a religious and social identity through his Satnam Panth, or "Path of the True Name."

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