Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct option -
List-I(Newspaper). List-II (Founders)
Bombay Samachar. (i)P. M. Motiwala
Shome Prakash. (ii)Babu Jogendranath Bose
Jam-e-Jamshed. (iii)Fardoonji Marzban
Bangabasi. (iv)Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
Options:
A B C D
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1.Bombay Samachar – (iii) Fardoonji Marzban.Started in 1822; one of the oldest newspapers in Asia, started in Gujarati.
2.Shome Prakash – (iv) Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.Launched in the 1850s; focused on social reforms like widow remarriage.
3.Jam-e-Jamshed – (i) P. M. Motiwala.Parsi newspaper, one of the oldest weekly newspapers.
4.Bangabasi – (ii) Babu Jogendranath Bose.Started in 1880s, known for its nationalist stance.
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