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Publication of "Satyarth Prakash," the seminal text laying out the movement’s reformative philosophy. -
Founding of Arya Samaj by Swami Dayananda Saraswati in Bombay. This event marks the genesis of the movement. -
Spread of Arya Samaj across North India, as local chapters are established and its ideas begin influencing society. -
Initiation of formal educational reforms with the founding of schools and institutions promoting modern education. -
Intensification of social equality efforts, particularly focusing on reducing caste discrimination and promoting ethical reform. -
Arya Samaj’s role in the national discourse surrounding India’s independence, emphasizing social reform and national pride. -
Adaptation to modern challenges with the establishment of new educational and religious institutions, reflecting progressive social changes. This lasted throughout the 1960's -
Embracing modern technology; Arya Samaj begins using digital platforms for outreach and educational purposes. This happened through out the 2000's -
Continued relevance in global religious discourse, promoting Vedic principles and engaging in contemporary social reform.