Which weekly paper did Rajasthan Seva Sangh publish from Ajmer (from 1922) to spread political awareness?

Correct option is C

Ans. (c)
In 1922, Rajasthan Seva Sangh began publishing a weekly newspaper, "Naveen Rajasthan," from Ajmer to spread political awareness and inspire people to join the national movement. This newspaper played a significant role in informing and educating the public about the freedom struggle in Rajasthan.
Later, in 1923, the name of "Naveen Rajasthan" was changed to "Tarun Rajasthan," and it continued to serve as an important publication in the region’s political awakening.
Information Booster
· "Naveen Rajasthan" was published by Rajasthan Seva Sangh in 1922.
· In 1923, its name was changed to "Tarun Rajasthan."
· "Rajasthan Kesari" was published by Vijay Singh Pathik.
· "Tyagbhumi" was published by Haribhau Upadhyay.
· "Tarun Rajasthan" was later published by Jayanarayan Vyas from Beawar.
· Newspapers played a crucial role in raising political awareness during the freedom struggle.
Additional Knowledge
· (a) Rajasthan Kesari: Incorrect. This was published by Vijay Singh Pathik and was not associated with Rajasthan Seva Sangh.
· (b) Tyagbhumi: Incorrect. This was published by Haribhau Upadhyay, not Rajasthan Seva Sangh.
· (c) Naveen Rajasthan: Correct answer. This weekly newspaper was published by Rajasthan Seva Sangh in 1922 to spread political awareness.
· (d) Young Rajasthan: Incorrect. No historical record of a newspaper by this name in Rajasthan’s freedom movement.