Swarajya

Swarajya is a prominent Indian publication established in 1956, positioned as a thought leader in liberal right-of-center discourse. Founded by journalist Khasa Subba Rau under the patronage of C Rajagopalachari, a notable freedom fighter and first Indian head of state, Swarajya emerged as a response to the prevailing Nehruvian socialist policies. The magazine champions individual liberty, private enterprise, and cultural rootedness, advocating for a modern India unshackled from colonial ideologies.

Swarajya's mission revolves around catalyzing a cultural renaissance in India, influencing various aspects of society, including economy, civic life, culture, and education. It promotes a vision of a strong yet limited state that respects individual freedoms, an enlightened society grounded in civilizational values, and the empowerment of individuals to thrive based on their abilities.

With an emphasis on quality content supported by reader subscriptions, Swarajya aims to shape contemporary Indian thought while honoring the wisdom of its ancient heritage, fostering a balanced and prosperous future for the nation.