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The making of modern Bengal largely synchronized with the religious view and contributions of Rammohun Roy, the ‘first Modern Bangalee’. Rammohun Roy (1772-1833), the precocious child of Bengal and the first in a long series of great leaders of thought and action, blazed a trail in setting up nineteenth century religious, social and political reform movements. Backed by a robust intellect and a high degree of rational view, the dynamic personality of Rammohun Roy as Tagore put it, ‘Vitalized our national being with the urgency of creative endeavour and launched it into the arduous adventure of self-realization. He is the great path-maker of this country, who has removed ponderous obstacles that impeded our progress at every step.’ (Das and Mahapatra, 1996, p. 61) ‘Rammohun stands forth `as the tribute of new Bengal’. (Collet, 1913, p. 155)

Rammohun Roy: A Study of His Religious Views