Step 1: Manganese (II) salts, such as \( {Mn}^{2+} \), can be oxidized to the permanganate ion \( {MnO}_4^- \) by various oxidizing agents.
Step 2: Among the Option:
- Hydrogen peroxide is commonly used to oxidize manganese (II) to permanganate, but it is not the best oxidizer in this case.
- Conc. nitric acid does not efficiently oxidize manganese (II) to permanganate.
- Peroxy disulphate (\( {(O}_2{SO}_2{)}_2^{2-} \)) is a powerful oxidizing agent and is known to oxidize \( {Mn}^{2+} \) to \( {MnO}_4^- \), making it the correct choice in this context.
- Dichromate is also an oxidizing agent but does not directly oxidize manganese (II) to permanganate.
Thus, the correct answer is option (C).