Question

The journalist who was jailed for his anti British writings from Bijapur was ______.
A) Jaya Rao nargund
B) R.R. diwakar
C) Hanumantha rao mohare
D) K.C. Reddy

Answer 1

Hint: He is a political leader from the Indian National Congress party. He is also the AICC(All India Congress Committee) Secretary of the Congress Party in Telangana. He was the Member of Parliament of Rajya Sabha. After Bifurcation of the state of Andhra Pradesh he has been allotted to the Telangana state by draw of lots.

Complete answer:
Hanumantha Rao Mohare was one of the advertisers of Kannada press which upheld a progression of reformist developments in Karnataka. He additionally assumed a significant part in the advancement of Kannada press which assumed a significant function in the reclamation of vote based system and press opportunity in post-freedom years. He was one among the conspicuous editors who was liable for the development of the papers like Samyukta Karnataka which was viewed as the individuals' paper for the individuals in Karnataka during the tempestuous public opportunity development

In 1878, British India passed the Vernacular Press Act, trying to check the opportunity of the Indian press and the declaration of dissatisfaction with regards to the British system in oriental dialects. This incited a few writers to courageously get their pens, and keep on distributing patriot articles calling for Swaraj, straightforwardly scrutinize British guidelines, and inspire individuals. They gambled the rage of the British as well as, on occasion, their lives. By and by, they stayed committed to spreading their message.

Thus the correct option is ( C )

Note: The voices of millions of Indians would be heard. India would not surrender the battle. Here are 5 writers who demonstrated that the pen could in fact be mightier than the blade-
1.G Subramania Iyer
2.Bal Gangadhar Tilak
3.Sisir Kumar Ghosh and Motilal Ghosh
4. K Ramakrishna Pillai
5.Madan Mohan Malaviya