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The Sarda Act raised the age at marriage of females to..........years
14
15
13
13-1/2
- The Sarda Act, also called the Child Marriage Restraint Act of 1929, was a big step in banning child marriage in India.
- Here’s what the law actually set:
- For girls, it raised the minimum age at marriage to 14 years.
- For boys, the age was set at 18 years.
- Option 1: 14 – This is the correct answer. That’s what the Act originally said for females.
- Option 2: 15 – No, the Sarda Act didn’t set the age at 15.
- Option 3: 13 – Wrong. The age before the Act was generally lower, but the Sarda Act bumped it up to 14.
- Option 4: 13-1/2 – Nope, that’s not the age specified in the Act.
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