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Question
How did the Swadeshi Movement affect culture and education?
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Solution
The Swadeshi Movement affected culture and education. A new type of nationalist poetry, prose and journalism charged with passion and idealism was born. The spirit of Swadeshi enabled people to educate themselves on national lines. National educational institutions were opened for imparting literary, technical and physical education.
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