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I was once a weekly Marathi-language newspaper. I was used to articulate the grievances of the working class. My founder was a close associate of a well renowned, anti-caste social reformer. Who am I?

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Induprakash

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Deenbandhu

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Darpan

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Prabhakar

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The correct option is B Deenbandhu
Some newspapers during the 19th century represented the minorities in India, covering issues and stories of their lives in articles. Deenbandhu was a newspaper which represented the Bahujan Samaj back in those days. It was started by Krishnarao Bhalekar. He was a close associate of the anti-caste social reformer, Mahatma Jyotirao Phule.

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