Step 1: Concept
Understanding the historical context and dates associated with the founding of different newspapers and journals in India.
Step 2: Meaning
The question asks to arrange a series of events related to the establishment of important Indian language newspapers and journals, starting from the earliest event. Each option represents a specific journal or newspaper and its founder.
Step 3: Analysis
C Mumbai Akhbaar starts as the first all Marathi journal.
- This is one of the earliest known publications in Marathi, dating back to around 1824 by Raja Ramchandraji Bhonsle.
E Odunt Martand is first published under Pandit Kishore Shukla.
- Odunt Martand was established much later, specifically in 1936.
A Mumbai Samachar is started by Fardunji Mazaban.
- Mumbai Samachar began publication in 1822, making it one of the earliest newspapers in India.
D Arunodaya, Asamiya language journal begins publication under the editorship of Oliver T-Cutter.
- Arunodaya started in 1906, which is later than Mumbai Samachar but earlier than Odunt Martand.
B Anand Bazar Patrika is started by Mrinal Ghosh.
- Anand Bazar Patrika was founded much later in 1872 by Mrinal Ghosh.
Step 4: Conclusion
By arranging these events chronologically, we can see that the correct order should start with Mumbai Akhbaar (C), followed by Mumbai Samachar (A), then Arunodaya (D), Odunt Martand (E), and finally Anand Bazar Patrika (B).
Final Answer: (A)