जोड्या लावा.
वृत्तपत्र
a. अमृत बझार पत्रिका
b. इंडियन मिरर
c. हिंदुस्तानी
d. हिंदू

संपादक
I. सुब्रमन्यम अय्यर
II. जी. पी. वर्मा
III. एस. एन. सेन
IV. शिरीषकुमार घोष व मोतिलाल घोष

The correct answer is Option D (a-IV, b-III, c-II, d-I).

Key Points:
• Major Nationalist Newspapers & Editors:
• Amrita Bazar Patrika (a -> IV): Started in 1868 in Jessore/Calcutta by Sisir Kumar Ghosh and Motilal Ghosh. Famously switched overnight from Bengali to English in 1878 to escape the Vernacular Press Act.
• Indian Mirror (b -> III): Founded by Debendranath Tagore and edited prominently by S. N. Sen (Sunil/Narendranath Sen) and Keshub Chandra Sen; it was the first Indian daily newspaper in English.
• Hindustani (c -> II): Prominent nationalist weekly from Lucknow (United Provinces) founded and edited by G. P. Varma (Ganga Prasad Varma).
• The Hindu (d -> I): Started in Madras in 1878 by G. Subramaniya Aiyar (along with M. Veeraraghavachariar and Triplicane Six) to voice public demands.
• Matching Sequence:
• a-IV, b-III, c-II, d-I (Option 4).
• Key Takeaway: Amrita Bazar: Ghosh brothers; Indian Mirror: S.N. Sen; Hindustani: G.P. Varma; The Hindu: G. Subramaniam Ayyar.