Vishal Bharat (magazine)

Vishal Bharat was a Hindi-language literary and political magazine published in Calcutta, India, starting in 1928. It was founded and edited by Banarsidas Chaturvedi, a prominent journalist, writer, and social reformer. The magazine played a significant role in promoting Indian literature, nationalism, and social reform during the pre-independence era.

Vishal Bharat distinguished itself by publishing articles and essays on a wide range of topics, including literature, history, politics, economics, and culture. It served as a platform for established and emerging writers, fostering intellectual debate and contributing to the development of Hindi literature. It also featured translations of works from other Indian languages, promoting linguistic and cultural exchange.

The magazine championed the cause of Indian independence and advocated for social justice, including the eradication of untouchability and the promotion of women's education. It served as a forum for discussions on the future of India and the challenges facing the nation. Vishal Bharat ceased publication sometime after India gained independence. Its archives remain a valuable resource for understanding the intellectual and political landscape of pre-independence India.