During the British period newspapers also acted as source of social reformation

During the British period, newspapers were used to raise voices against deteriorating social practices.

Explanation:

Intense government regulation and censorship characterized the British colonial period. Newspapers put in place consistent standards of journalism and reported local people's issues. Political and social reformers have begun to contribute to the world of journalism. Awareness was provided through newspapers about ill customs and practices such as sati, infanticide, untouchability, etc. When certain newspapers publish any news against the government, the strict penalty has been levied.