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The Press in India: a New History offers a detailed and authoritative account of the development of journalism and the print media in India. Written by distinguished historian G.N.S. Raghavan, this work provides an in-depth exploration of how the press has evolved from its earliest days through to contemporary times.
The book examines the pivotal role that newspapers and periodicals have played in India’s social, political, and cultural transformation. Raghavan traces the historical trajectory of Indian journalism, highlighting key milestones, influential publications, and important figures who shaped the media landscape. The work covers the press during colonial rule, its contribution to the independence movement, and its development in post-independence India.
This comprehensive history is essential reading for scholars, journalists, historians, and anyone interested in understanding how the media has influenced Indian society and continues to shape the nation’s discourse.
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