Inaugural Publication of 'Young India'

The publication of the first issue of 'Young India' marked a pivotal turning point in the Indian independence movement. Established under the stewardship of Mahatma Gandhi, the weekly periodical became a crucial platform for articulating the aspirations of an oppressed nation striving for freedom from British colonial rule. 'Young India' served as both a voice of the Indian National Congress and as a conduit for Gandhi's philosophies of non-violence and civil disobedience. Prior to this publication, India's struggle for independence was fractured, with various factions and leaders advocating different approaches. With the inception of 'Young India,' Gandhi aimed to unify the movement by disseminating his ideals and strategies more widely and systematically. Written in English, the publication had the dual purpose of reaching an educated Indian audience and communicating the plight of India to an international readership. During its initial run, the weekly covered a range of subjects from immediate polit