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Urdu Press & Journalism in the Subcontinent – Newspapers, Editors & Historical Development MCQs

Study the development of Urdu press and journalism in the Indian Subcontinent for PPSC, FPSC, CSS, PMS and other competitive exams. This topic covers the origin of Urdu newspapers, pioneering publications, prominent editors and journalists, major newspapers, role of the press in Muslim political awareness, freedom movements, social reform, and important historical milestones.

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The first Urdu newspaper in the Indian subcontinent was:
A. Zamindar
B. Comrade
C. Jam-e-Jahan Numa
D. Al-Hilal
Correct Answer: C
CorrectOption: C. Jam-e-Jahan Numa is widely cited as the first Urdu newspaper of the Indian subcontinent. A (Zamindar): Incorrect; it does not match the required fact, definition, calculation or relationship. B (Comrade): Incorrect; it does not match the required fact, definition, calculation or relationship. C (Jam-e-Jahan Numa): Correct. D (Al-Hilal): Incorrect; it does not match the required fact, definition, calculation or relationship.
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