Explore the seismic shift in India’s Hindi public sphere with this groundbreaking study of its newspaper revolution. Uncover how Hindi newspapers are reinventing themselves, captivating rural readers and dominating national charts through localized content. This essential read delves into the rise of reader-led journalism, village-level citizen reporters, and the profound influence of caste and communalism on the Indian press. A must-read for understanding contemporary Indian media and the evolving voice of the heartland.