History Of Journalism In India Set 1

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This set of History of Journalism in India Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on History Of Journalism In India Set 1

Q1 | ……….were the first Europeans who introduced printing press in India.
  • british
  • french
  • dutch
  • portuguese
Q2 | Annie Besant came to India on 16 November 1893 to attend the Annual Conventionof the Theosophical Society at ………..
  • adyar
  • banglore
  • trivandrum
  • tirunelveli
Q3 | Who founded a weekly newspaper ‘Commonweal’ in January 1914?
  • annie besant
  • s.n.b banerje
  • sir syed ahmad khan
  • mahatma gandhi
Q4 | Who started ‘new India’?
  • annie besant
  • mahatma gandhi
  • lord rippon
  • wellesley c) delhousie
Q5 | Who started 'Young India'?
  • mahatma gandhi
  • annie besant
  • madan mohan malviya
  • pherozeshah mehta
Q6 | Mahatma Gandhi started his first paper; ………..was in South Africa.
  • my experiments with truth
  • indian opinion
  • young india
  • new india’
Q7 | A pioneering foursome embarked upon a publication entitled the Western Star from………………in 1860.
  • cochin
  • travancore
  • irinjalakkuda
  • palakkad
Q8 | ……………………, who had left England after completing his studies, took over asthe Western Star paper’s editor.
  • charles lawson
  • devji bhimji
  • c.v.raman pillai
  • dr.herman gundart
Q9 | …………….migrated to Madras to launch the Madras Mail in later years.
  • c.v.raman pillai
  • devji bhimji
  • lawson's maiden
  • charles lawson
Q10 | The history of modern journalism in Bengal was inaugurated by …………….
  • augustus hicky
  • mckinley
  • hermione granger
  • john pilger
Q11 | Bengal gazette was the journal of ………………….
  • edmund burke
  • samuel f. b. morse
  • john pilger
  • augustus hicky
Q12 | The first Bangla newspaper, Samachar Darpan, was published from ……………in1818.
  • calcutta
  • serampore
  • madras
  • bombay
Q13 | The ‘Travancore Herald’, was printed in English from the C.M.S.Press…………………..
  • kottayam
  • cochin
  • travancore
  • trissur
Q14 | The Santishtavadi was outspoken in its criticism of the powers that be, and soon fellfoul of the ……………….Government which ordered its closure.
  • thrissur
  • cochin
  • irinjalakkuda
  • travancore
Q15 | The …………………created history in Malayalam journalism by becoming the firstmartyr to the cause of freedom of the press.
  • santishtavadi
  • the malabar spectator
  • atmavidhya kahalam
  • swaraj
Q16 | The Malayalam paper ‘Satyanadakahalam’ started publication modestly as afortnightly from Kunammavu in October…………...
  • 1816
  • 1826
  • 1836
  • 1876
Q17 | Satyanadakahalam was published under the auspices of the ……………..CarmeliteMission, with the Rev.Fr.Candidus designated as its first editor.
  • british
  • german
  • italian
  • spanish
Q18 | From 1900 ……………….was issued thrice a month. Four years later it wasconverted into a weekly.
  • atmavidhya kahalam
  • keralopakari
  • satyanadom
  • swaraj
Q19 | In 1926 a change in format was introduced and the ………………….joined the earlyranks of 'illustrated weeklies'.
  • satyanadom
  • the malabar spectator
  • keralopakari
  • malayalamitram
Q20 | The Tiruvathancore Abhimani began to publish ……………..
  • 1878
  • 1883
  • 1886
  • 1889
Q21 | The Keralopakari published from Malabar, which had the distinction of being the…………..printed magazine issuing from this area.
  • first
  • second
  • third
  • fourth
Q22 | Incidentally, the Keralopakari was printed from the Basel Mission Press locatedat………………..
  • mangalore
  • cochin
  • travancore
  • irinjalakkuda
Q23 | Devji Bhimji started a printing press at ……………in 1865 under the name of theKeralamitram Press.
  • irinjalakkuda
  • travancore
  • cochin
  • palakkad
Q24 | Devji Bhimji started a printing press at Cochin in …………. under the name of theKeralamitram Press.
  • 1865
  • 1869
  • 1875
  • 1895
Q25 | Devji Bhimji had co-sponsored the English Western Star in 1860 and the MalayalamPaschimataraka in……………..
  • 1864
  • 1868
  • 1874
  • 1879