bhupendranath dutt was the editor of the journal jugantor published in the time of swadeshi movement.
bhupendranath dutt was the editor of the journal jugantor published in the time of swadeshi movement.
who was the editor of the journal jugantor published in the time of swadeshi movement?
bhupendranath dutt
barindra ghosh returned to bengal around 1906, where he began organising volunteers movements in support of the agitations and the swadeshi movement. his efforts drew the youth, whom he trained in the exercise, sword and lathi play and preached the cause of indian independence. among barindra's associates at the time were bhupendranath dutta (brother of swami vivekananda) and abhinash battacharya. in the meantime, aurobindo had returned to bengal in 1906. the calcutta wing had suffered a setback following barin ghosh's clash with jatindranath bannerjee earlier. in bengal, barin begun a sustained effort pick up where the group had left a few years previously. in the meantime, aurobindo with the help of bipin chandra pal and barin founded in 1907 the radical bengali nationalist publication of "jugantar" (lit:change), and its english counterpart "bande mataram". after a slow start, the journal gradually grew to acquire a mass appeal in bengal through its radicalist approach and message of revolutionary programmes. this journal later lent its name to the calcutta group that was gradually growing, ultimately forming what came to be called the "jugantar party". this lent the name of "jugantar party" to the calcutta group. among the early recruits who emerged as noted leaders were rash behari bose, jatindranath mukherjee, and jadugopal mukherjee. "jugantar party" embarked irrevocably on the path of political terrorism, when plans were made to assassinate in summer 1906, the lieutenant governor of eastern bengal and assam, sir bampfylde fuller. this was the first of its planned "actions".
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the swadeshi movement, part of the indian independence movement and the developing indian nationalism, was an economic strategy aimed at removing the british empire from power and improving economic conditions in india by following the principles of "swadeshi" which had some success. strategies of the swadeshi movement involved boycotting british products and the revival of domestic products and production processes. l. m. bhole identifies five phases of the swadeshi movement.









































bullet::::- 1850 to 1904: developed by leaders like dadabhai naoroji, gokhale, ranade, tilak, g.v. joshi and bhaswat.k.nigoni. this was also known as first swadeshi movement.
swadeshi movement