Periodicals
The periodical runs
The liberal periodicals of modern India, indexed issue by issue with metadata, contributor lists, and AI summaries. Choose a run to browse its issues; each issue page links the original PDF.
741 issues · 6 runs
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The Indian Libertarian
160 issues · 1957–1973
The Bombay fortnightly of the Libertarian Social Institute, published on the 1st and 15th of each month: classical-liberal and libertarian commentary on Indian politics and economics through the Nehruvian decades.
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Khoj ખોજ
24 issues · 2005–2010
A bi-monthly Gujarati liberal periodical published from Vadodara under the 'Pahel: Initiative for Open Society', explicitly anchored in the thought of Karl Popper and Friedrich Hayek. The first sustained attempt to debate free markets, poverty, and open-society ideas in Gujarati print.
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Shetkari Sanghatak शेतकरी संघटक
53 issues · 1991–1995
The Marathi organ of Sharad Joshi's Shetkari Sanghatana, the farmers' movement that argued the case for market freedom from the fields rather than the seminar room.
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Liberal Times
2 issues · 1995
A South Asian liberal-affairs magazine published from New Delhi in the 1990s, carrying essays on liberal politics and policy across the region.
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Freedom First
500 issues · 1952–2013
The English-language liberal monthly founded in 1952 by Minoo Masani and the Democratic Research Service, one of India's longest-running liberal journals, making the case for individual liberty and the market economy through and beyond the licence-permit raj.
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The Liberal Position
2 issues · 2001–2002
The newsletter of the Indian Liberal Group, the Mumbai-based network that carried the organised liberal tradition forward, circulating classical-liberal commentary to members and fellow travellers.
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