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Timeline of Adi Dharm today the largest of the Brahmo developments with over 8 million adherents. Adi Dharma has spawned not only the Indian National Congress party but also the "Hindutva" agenda of their opposition. Its radical contribution to India's polity was summed up by a President of India, Timeline of Adi Dharm Below is a timeline of Adi Dharm or Adi Brahmo Samaj. Consequently, the Adi Brahmos then set up their own faith called "Adi Brahma Sabha" in 1828/1830 by Trust deed of Brahmo Sabha and codified their religion as Adi Brahma Dharma published from 1848. The founders of this Brahmo religion were