The Vital-Vidhvansak, the first monthly journal to have the untouchable people as its target audience was published by

This snippet shows that leaders from the Dalit/untouchable movement (e.g., Ambedkar) launched specific journals (Mook Nayak) to articulate untouchable issues — demonstrating a pattern of activists publishing targeted periodicals.

A student could use this pattern to infer that a distinct journal aimed at untouchables (Vital-Vidhvansak) is plausible and then check publisher/editor records for Gopal Baba Walangkar versus other activists.

This snippet shows social reformers (Gopal Ganesh Agarkar) founded and edited periodicals that addressed social issues including untouchability, illustrating that reform journals often targeted caste and social reforms.

Use this rule (reformers publishing journals against untouchability) to narrow likely publishers to known reform figures and then compare Walangkar's known activities or publications.

Early Marathi journalists (Balshastri Jambhekar) used newspapers and journals as instruments of social reform, indicating a regional print-culture tradition that could have produced a Marathi/vernacular journal like Vital-Vidhvansak.

If Vital-Vidhvansak was a regional-language monthly, a student could check Marathi/region-specific press histories or catalogues for Walangkar's name.

This snippet documents the wide practice of nationalists and reformers publishing specialized journals across places and communities, showing a general precedent for niche monthlies.

Given the commonness of specialized journals, a student could search bibliographies of reformist/political periodicals of the relevant era for Vital-Vidhvansak and its publisher.

This snippet emphasizes the emergence of Indian-run newspapers and the print culture that enabled reformers to start periodicals, a necessary condition for someone like Walangkar to publish a monthly.

Combine this with geographic/chronological info (where and when Walangkar was active) to check local press records or library catalogs for the journal title and publisher.