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Q1. Who was called the Father of Indian Renaissance?

A Keshab Chandra Sen

B Debendra Nath Tagore

C Ravindra Nath Tagore

D Raja Ram Mohan Roy Correct

Explanation

Raja Ram Mohan Roy is widely called the Father of Indian Renaissance because he led major social and religious reform in early nineteenth-century India, including campaigns against sati and support for modern education and rational debate. Keshab Chandra Sen was an important later Brahmo reformer, but he was not given this title. Debendra Nath Tagore strengthened the Brahmo Samaj after Roy's phase. Ravindra Nath Tagore was a major literary and cultural figure of a later period, not the usual answer to this reform-era title.

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