Indian Writers' Movement

The Indian Writers' Movement was a literary and cultural movement that emerged in the early 20th century, emphasizing the use of regional languages and indigenous themes to foster national identity and cultural pride. It aimed to challenge colonial narratives, showcase local histories, and promote literary expression rooted in India’s diverse traditions. Writers played a key role in inspiring social reform, awakening political consciousness, and celebrating India’s cultural heritage. Overall, the movement helped establish a strong sense of national identity through literature that resonated with the common people.