योग्य जोड्या लावा.
a. श्रीपाद अमृत डांगे
b. मुझफ्फर अहमद
c. गुलाम हुसेन
d. एम. सिंगारवेलू

i. इन्कलाब
ii. लेबर-किसान गॅझेट
iii. नॅशनल फ्रंट
iv. नवयुग
v. द सोशालिस्ट

The correct answer is Option C (a-v, b-iv, c-i, d-ii).

Key Points:
• Communist Press Pioneers in India:
• Shripad Amrit Dange (a -> v): Founded the English weekly journal *'The Socialist'* in Bombay in August 1922, which was the first socialist/communist journal published in India.
• Muzaffar Ahmed (b -> iv): Prominent Bengali communist pioneer who edited the influential Bengali weekly *'Navyug'* (along with poet Kazi Nazrul Islam) and later published *'Langal'* and *'Ganavani'*.
• Ghulam Hussain (c -> i): Prominent labor leader from Lahore (Punjab) who launched and edited the famous Urdu monthly *'Inquilab'* in 1922 to spread communist ideology among workers.
• M. Singaravelu Chettiar (d -> ii): Pioneer communist leader from Madras who founded the Labor-Kisan Party of Hindustan and published the bilingual journal *'The Labour-Kisan Gazette'* in 1923.
• Correct Matching Sequence: a-v, b-iv, c-i, d-ii.
• Key Takeaway: Dange published 'The Socialist', Muzaffar Ahmed 'Navyug', Ghulam Hussain 'Inquilab', and Singaravelu 'Labour-Kisan Gazette'.