This social reformer played a key role in introducing the Age of Consent Act (1891), worked extensively for women’s reforms, established Seva Sadan for women’s welfare, and advocated for reforms in education.

Who was this personality?

The correct answer is Option 3.

Key Points

• Behramji Malabari, a Parsi social reformer and journalist, was instrumental in pushing for the Age of Consent Act (1891), which raised the minimum marriageable age for girls. Hence, option 3 is correct.
• He advocated for women’s rights and education, fighting against child marriage and social injustices.
• Seva Sadan, an institution for women’s welfare and education, was established due to his efforts.
• His writings and activism significantly contributed to social and educational reforms in British India.