Social Evils and their Impact on Society in Valley of Kashmir during Dogra Rule from 1846 to 1947

Abstract

The Kashmir Valley is often described to as India's crown treasure. It was dominated by a variety of other groups before the Dogras arrived, including Sikhs, Afghans, and Mughals, all of whom had a significant influence on the valley's society. However, the later Dogra era is regarded as the pinnacle of social modernity and the end of societal ills in the Kashmir valley.