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    The document lists important newspapers established in India between 1818-1922, including: - The first Bengali monthly newspaper Digdarshan was founded in 1818 in Calcutta. - Bengal Gajeti was the first Bengali newspaper, also founded in 1818 in Calcutta. - Bombay Samachar, founded in 1822, was the first newspaper in Gujarati. - Times of India was established in 1838 and was renamed from Bombay Times in 1861. - Amrit Bazar Patrika converted to an English edition in 1868 to avoid restrictions of the Vernacular Press Act. - Several influential nationalist newspapers were established later, including Young India by Gand

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    The document lists important newspapers established in India between 1818-1922, including: - The first Bengali monthly newspaper Digdarshan was founded in 1818 in Calcutta. - Bengal Gajeti was the first Bengali newspaper, also founded in 1818 in Calcutta. - Bombay Samachar, founded in 1822, was the first newspaper in Gujarati. - Times of India was established in 1838 and was renamed from Bombay Times in 1861. - Amrit Bazar Patrika converted to an English edition in 1868 to avoid restrictions of the Vernacular Press Act. - Several influential nationalist newspapers were established later, including Young India by Gand

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    Press in India (Study Material History I)

    Newspaper Founder Year/Place Remarks


    Digdarshan John Marshman 1818/Calcutta First Bengali Monthly
    Bengal Gajeti Harichandra Ray 1818/Calcutta First Bengali Newspaper
    Jam e Jahan Numah Harihar Dutta 1822/Calcutta First Paper in Urdu
    Bombay Samachar Fardoonji Murzban 1822/Bombay First Paper in Gujarati
    Bombay Times Rai Bahadur Dinanath 1838 In 1861 it was renamed as
    Velkar Times of India.
    Times of India
    Amrit Bazar Patrika Sisir Kumar Ghosh 1868/Calcutta Overnight it converted into
    English edition to escape
    Vernacular Press Act Ban.
    Banga darshan Bankim Chandra 1873/Calcutta
    The Statesmen Robert Knight 1875/Calcutta
    The Hindu G Subramaniyam Aiyar 1878/Madras
    The Tribune Dayal Singh 1877/Lahore
    Kesari B G Tilak 1881/Bombay It was in Marathi language
    The Pioneer George Allen 1875/Allahabad
    Sambad Kaumudi Ram Mohan Roy 1821/Calcutta First Nationalist Newspaper
    Mirat Ul Akbhar Ram Mohan Roy 1822/Calcutta It was seized by John Adams
    regulation
    Rast Goftar Dada Bhai Naoroji It was in Gujrati
    The Bengalee S N Banerjee
    The Maratha B G Tilak It was in English
    New India Annie Beasant
    Young India M K Gandhi 1919
    Harijan M K Gandhi 1933
    The Independent J L Nehru 1919/Allahabad
    Aaj Shiv Prasad Gupta
    The Hindustan Times M L Nehru, C R Das 1922/Delhi
    The People Lala Lajpat Rai
    Independent India M N Roy
    Som Prakash I C Vidyasagar
    Sudharak G K Gokhale
    Comrade Md Ali
    Al Hilal Abul Kalam Azad
    Pratap Ganesh Shankar
    Vidyarthi
    National Herald J L Nehru
    Indian Mirror D N Tagore 1862
    Prabuddha Bharata Swami Vivekananda 1896 English monthly journal
    Udbodhana Swami Vivekananda 1899 Magazine
    Indian Opinion M. K Gandhi Newspaper
    Bande Mataram Aurobindo Ghosh English language newspaper
    Nav Jeevan M. K Gandhi Weekly newspaper
    Hindustan Dainik M.M. Malviya Hindi newspaper

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