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Short note on Role of the press

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Answered by kandariabhay2828
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The role of the press is to support this in two ways: 1) to inform the public on what is being discussed, and the background to what is being discussed, and 2) to promote conversation and debate around political issues so that no change or action may go through unnoticed, for such things, not being approved by the ...

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Answered by duragpalsingh
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Role of Press

Many newspapers and magazines in the vernacular languages were also brought out. These newspapers played a significant role in developing a strong national sentiment among the Indians in the following manner:

i) It was through the press that the message of patriotism and modern liberal ideals of liberty, freedom, equality, home rule and independence, spread among the people.

(ii) The press exposed the true nature of British rule in India.

(iii) It made possible the exchange of views among different social groups from different parts of the country and organizing political movements.

(iv) Indians became aware of what was happening in the world, which helped them shape their own policies and programmes.

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