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Question
What role did the Press play in the National Movement?
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Solution
The Vernacular Press was the primary means by which nationalists disseminated modern economic, social and political concepts and formed a nationalist consciousness. The notions of liberty, justice, and natural rights spread among the masses thanks to the impact of newspapers such as The Tribune, The Times of India, and Pioneer.
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