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Why was the struggle for equality important in the making of Modern India?

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India achieved freedom because of freedom struggle.
The scope of this struggle was not limited to achieve political freedom but emancipation of man from all types of bondages.
Therefore in the course of this struggle, there was opposition to feudalism, social inequality and economic exploitation.
The principle of equality was given equal importance.
Various groups such as farmers, workers, women and Dalits came forward and started movements in order to get justice and bring about reforms.

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