A) Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
B) K. Viresalingam
C) K. Natarajan
D) M. G. Ranade
Correct Answer: C
Solution :
[c] The Indian Social Reformer was founded in Madras in 1890 by Kamakashi Natarajan, an associate of that great campaigning journalist and founder of The Hindu, G. Subramaniam lyer. Natarajan quickly realized that his home town was too provincial for a paper of this kind. In 1897 he moved the journal to Bombay, a culturally Catholic city and also an epicentre of social reform and political action. Unlike the Modern Review, the Indian Social Reformer was a weekly. But it shared with its eastern counterpart a willingness to create and catalyse controversy. On the burning social issues of the day (such as the Age of Consent Bill) it pressed the wavering nationalist to take a progressive stance. One of its early campaigns, oddly enough, was inspired by developments on the cricket field.
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