The Future of Arya Samaj in East Africa
Arya Samaj were initially established during British colonial rule when there was a large influx of Indian migrants into East Africa, but had to adapt with changing conditions. There were mass migration of Indians out of East Africa following independence but the Samaj has maintained its presence in East Africa. At present the Samaj makes valuable contribution to uplift the condition of the African people.
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