Kayastha Parivar Magazine The foremost monthly magazine of the Kayasthas worldwide.

Kayastha Parivar has created a solid base of patrons and subscribers over the years and their unflinching loyalty has been a source of sustenance through shadows and sunshine of life. With its main motto of inculcating a sense of brotherhood, the editorial content of the magazine which is published both in English and Hindi is community-driven, giving the readers news and information that impacts their lives.

 Kayasthas by nature are a service oriented people and they leave their home and hearth in search of lucrative jobs in far-off places. They encounter a real problem when their children grow young because with little acquaintance in the immediate area of their work, they are not able to find suitable match for their children.

Being a niche publication and because of its wide circulation within the community across the country and abroad, Kayastha Parivar has been instrumental in the settlement of marriage of thousands of boys & girls.

Kayastha Parivar has been providing this service to the Parivar members for the last three generation. 

Kayastha Parivar has a time-honoured tradition of publishing Special Matrimonial number of the magazine annually ahead of the marriage season besides carrying such advertisements in all its issues on a regular basis.

Those who go in for insertion of ads are literally inundated with response from suitable families and marriages are soon settled and solemnsed. We have lost count of people who write to us expressing their gratitude for this particu lar service to the community.

Finding match through Kayastha Parivar is like finding match among its own large family rather finding match through newspapers. Since its membership is spread all over India and abroad connected to families evoke better response than any other journal. Today local Sabhas are being enc;ouraged by its members to publish lists of marriageable boys and girls which can serve the limited purpose because of limited circulations of the Sabhas.

Kayasthas are a highly literate community and there is a long tradition of writers of sterling merit among them who have enriched literature through their writings.

Kayastha Parivar has brought out thematic issues in the past devoted to the contribution of a whole array of writers. We are proud to have come out with specific issues on writers like Munshi Premchand, Mahadevi Verma, Dr. Ram Kumar Verma, Dr. Harivansh Rai Bachchan, Raghupati Sahay 'Firaq Gorakhpuri', Dr.

Dharmavir Bharati, Kamleshwar and many others. At the other end of spectrum, we have published special issues on luminaries such as GaneshShankar Vidyarthi, Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Lal Bahadur Shastri'.

Besides carrying a number of articles on their contribution, these issues have also carried a liberal sprinkling of their celebrated stories, plays and poetry which has by now acquired classic stature. Thus we have published Premchand's Eidgaah, Dr. Ram Kumar Verma's Kesar Ka Saurabh, Mahadevi Verma's pen portrait of Nirala, Dr. Dharmavir Bharati's Gul Ki Banno and Kamleshwar's Raja Nirbansia. We are also seriaising Firaq Gorakhpuri's Hindi translation of that classic Urdu Novel, Mirza Hadi Ruswa's UmraoJaan.

Kayasthas have also made their mark in the field of visual and performing arts and many other areas of human endeavour. We have given profiles of such persons as a testament of our faith in the contribution of members ofthe Kayastha Community. Even though slim in size, the magazine has always been inputdownable and lots of families like to preserve all its issues. We have given articles on festivals and exclusive material on Bhagwan Chitragupta, the presiding deity of the Kayasthas.